Ana Navarro criticized state lawmakers on The View for remaining silent about what she termed President Trump’s “mis-administration.” She accused these lawmakers of being more afraid of the president than of risking their political careers.

Navarro highlighted the situation in her home state of Florida, expressing her dismay at the “lack of empathy, humanity, and decency” she has observed “across the nation.”

“I’m witnessing it in south Florida, where I reside, with most of our representatives being Republican and the distress and fear within the Latino community,” she stated, referring to the ongoing ICE raids that have intensified under the Trump administration. “Their car windows are being shattered, they’re being pulled through the streets by masked men, and children are being taken from their mothers’ arms.”

Navarro added, “Our Republican Congress people aren’t saying a damn thing because they are more scared of Trump right now than they are scared of losing their seats.”  

The View host then took a page out of Whoopi Goldberg‘s book by urging viewers to vote in their upcoming elections and appoint more Democrats to office to ensure that there is more “oversight.”

“That has got to change because we have no guard rails right now. We have no checks and balances, there is no oversight,” she said.

She went on to claim that ICE is treating the community “worse than we would allow animals to be treated in this country.”

Navarro’s comments come after the co-hosts weighed in on the controversial remarks Iowa state Senator Joni Ernst made when her constituents expressed concern over her support of President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes cuts to Medicaid.

“We all are going to die,” she told voters at her recent town hall. She later doubled down on the comment in a social media video filmed in a cemetery.

“These comments could come back to haunt her and the people of Iowa could put her political career in the grave since she loves going to cemeteries so much,” Navarro teased on The View.

The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.