Son of Cuban exile hopes to unseat Virginia attorney general: 'This is a movement'

Jason Miyares, the Republican candidate for Virginia attorney general vowed on "Fox News Primetime" to restore a sense of law and order to his state if elected on Tuesday.

Miyares, whose mother fled to the U.S. from Communist Cuba, told "Fox News Primetime" Monday that minority communities, many of whom traveled to the U.S. in search of a better life, share the concerns of parents across the country when it comes to the safety and education of their children.

"They want the same things," he said. "They are so concerned about what they are seeing with politicians playing political games with the safety of our kids and our schools. They're so concerned about a parole board in Virginia letting out cop killers, murderers and rapists back on the streets early, and some of them committed more crime. They’re seeing inflation through the roof," he said.