An Illinois Angel Mom, Jennifer Bos, whose daughter Megan Bos was tragically killed in April 2026, shared details of a private conversation with President Donald Trump's attorney general nominee, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, that convinced her he is suited for the role.

Megan Bos, aged 37, was found dead 51 days after her disappearance, her body stuffed in a garbage can and soaked in bleach. Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, an illegal alien from Mexico, was charged with multiple felonies related to Megan's death after her body was discovered on his property.

Jennifer Bos testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on July 16, 2026, just one day after Democrats on the committee challenged Blanche's credibility and portrayed him as a Trump loyalist. During her testimony, Bos expressed strong support for Blanche, saying, "I immediately felt so pulled towards him," and described him as "just the kindest" who listened intently to her story.

Bos also recounted how she saw Blanche's mind working on solutions, stating, "You get a certain energy from people, and he is just the kindest... He listened to my story very intently, and you could just see his mind ticking like, 'what are we going to do about this?'"

She expressed trust in Blanche's intentions, saying, "I trust that he's doing the right thing for the right reasons," and emphasized the effort to help those affected by violence linked to illegal immigration.

During Blanche's tenure as acting attorney general, the Justice Department has faced scrutiny over its promotion of President Trump's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund and its handling of the Epstein files.

Jennifer Bos's testimony and her meeting with Blanche highlight the personal and political dimensions surrounding his confirmation process.

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