In a recent government meeting, a 35-year-old mother from Aurora shared her harrowing experience of feeling unsafe in her community, particularly for her three children. She expressed deep concern over the current environment, stating, \"It's not safe there especially if you have kids. If you have kids, it's horrible.\" The mother recounted how her children used to walk to school happily, but now she fears for their safety to the extent that she sometimes keeps them home from school.

The meeting also featured remarks from a prominent political figure who reflected on the challenges faced since announcing his presidency in 2015. He drew parallels between his experiences and those of notorious figures, claiming to have been investigated more than Al Capone. He emphasized the scrutiny he has faced, stating, \"This has not been fun,\" and highlighted the backlash he received for his controversial statements regarding immigration, which he argued were misinterpreted by the media.

The discussions underscored significant concerns about safety and community well-being, as well as the ongoing political discourse surrounding immigration and crime. The mother’s testimony and the political figure’s reflections illustrate the complex interplay between personal experiences and broader societal issues.