Nancy Mace says raucous City Hall protesters need “their own medicinal dose”

Rep. Nancy Mays (RS.C.

South Carolina congresswoman and Republican gubernatorial candidate clashed with activists at a Greenville event to defend the Trump administration Immigration Policy Even if critics question whether they are constitutional.

“I had an event in Greenville and then an hour later in Spartanburg, two different towns in Upstate. We had some of the same protesters in both events,” Mace said.

“This is a man, the president Donald Trumpdeport our country and our capital by deporting illegal people. The Democrats responded by protesting against MS-13 in protest against his wife’s defeat in protest against violent criminals who were illegally here. ”

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During a city hall in Greenville on Monday, one attendee questioned how Mays ensured that people detained in immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) raids would receive “due process”, noting that it was a constitutional right.

“I mean, if I could put the National Guard around the corner of Home Depot at 6 a.m. every morning, I would do that,” Mess replied.

On another perspective, she told a key attendee: “Some people do hate our country” and “I think you might even hate our state”.

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Federal agents protested during a June 13, 2025 attack on federal immigration enforcement at the Delaney Hall detention center in ICE in Newark, New Jersey. (Andres Kudacki/Getty Images)

It’s a better fight approach than some of her Republicans have taken at City Hall.

“These people need their own medicine. These people are not told to grow up ‘no’. They are told they could be a unicorn, men can get pregnant, all these crazy things. That’s not the reality. That’s not the world we live in,”

“These people need a certain reality… Some people have to be adults in the room, and some people have to tell these people the truth.”

Mace defended Donald Trump, who was on Monday, August 11, 2025 and his ice policy. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

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However, she said she was willing or even eager to face critics at future town hall events again.

“I don’t mind. I wish we had more activities. We are sweeping the country,” Metz said.

The mace is running Crowded Republican Governor This also includes South Carolina Gov. Pamela Evette, State Sen. Josh Kimbrell, State Attorney General Alan Wilson and House Republican Rep. Ralph Norman, a Republican, House Member for Representatives