White House Slams Networks for Gorman Murder Coverage

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Winehouse Press Secretary Caroline Levitt ripped into major networks for barely covering the murder of 18-year-old Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman. She pointed out the killing happened in Chicago, allegedly by Venezuelan illegal immigrant named Jose Medina, Medina, who got released into the country, back in 2023 under the Biden administration. Levitt shared a media research center study during Monday's briefing, showing CBS gave it just two minutes and one second, ABC one minute and, 19 seconds, and NBC am easily 23 seconds total. Cable outlets like CNN and MSNBC mostly ignored it too, except for a couple brief mentions. She straight-up said Gorman's life deserved more than 23 seconds on TV, and called on reporters to highlight these cases to back the push, for deporting illegal immigrants from communities.

1:00Reps from those networks didn't respond to questions about the skimpy airtime. DHS confirmed Medina Medina's a criminal, illegal alien, caught at the border, released, then nabbed again a month later for shoplifting and Lego, once more. Chicago police hit him with first-degree murder charges. This spotlight ties right into the Capitol Hill fight, where Democrats keep blocking DHS funding over issues with ICE enforcement, leaving stories. Like Gorman's and the shadows, while the immigration debate heats up.