Big League Politics – by Richard Moorhead

Elements within the Trump administration are considering implementing a freeze on the nation’s costly and troubled refugee resettlement program, according to sources within the administration.

White House policy advisor has been described as a key proponent of the plan. A full refugee resettlement pause could serve to reenergize the immigration patriots that served as the core supporters of Donald Trump’s historic 2016 Presidential campaign.  Continue reading “Trump Administration Considering Full Shutdown of Refugee System”

Press TV

A newly released report by the US Defense Department on military suicides among active-duty service members in 2017 reveals that two-thirds of such acts involved the use of firearms, reviving debate on the need to limit soldiers’ access to guns in a bid to reduce the high rate of suicides among US troops.

According to the report released last week, of the 309 suicides among active-duty troops in 2017, firearms played a role in 202 of the fatalities, though most were privately owned guns, not service weapons, military.com news outlet reported Saturday. Continue reading “New US military suicide report may revive debate to limit access to firearms”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

Homeland defense officials are unlocking their fast-track “expedited removal” power to quickly deport illegal migrants nationwide who cannot show they have lived illegally in the United States for longer than two years.

Pro-migration progressives, lawyers, and activists are protesting the removal power, which was formerly restricted to new migrants who were caught within 100 miles of the border, often walking northwards in the brush or being smuggled by truck.  Continue reading “ICE Unlocks Fast-Track Nationwide Deportation Powers”

Fox 9

EAST BETHEL, Minn. (FOX 9) – Newly released video and investigative documents are providing more details into what happened the night an Anoka County law enforcement officer was accused of leaving the scene of an injury accident after a night of drinking.

On Thursday, August 31, 2018 detective Patrick O’Hara was involved in a roll-over crash on Highway 65 in East Bethel. The crash resulted in a lengthy investigation by the Minnesota State Patrol and an internal investigation by the sheriff’s office.  Continue reading “Video appears to show Anoka Co. detective leaving crash after night of drinking”

Last December, the U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the Pentagon started the process of withdrawing its troops from Syria. Even then, many people were quite skeptical about the words of the American president while a number of political analysts and experts noted that the Americans are unlikely to pull out their troops from Syria, taking into account the interests of Washington in the Middle East.  Continue reading “Does the U.S. army intend to leave Syria?”

MassPrivateI

Two years ago, I wrote about the dangers of a cop-run company that profits from installing facial recognition cameras in retail stores. But few people took notice.

Blue Line Technology’s (BLT) “about” page makes no effort to hide the fact that a bunch of former police and military professionals want to put facial recognition in retail stores across the country.  Continue reading “Jacksons Convenient Stores Use Cop-Run Facial Recognition Cameras To Identify Customers”

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GARDEN CITY, Ga. (WTOC) – A Georgia woman is in custody after the owner of a McDonald’s in Garden City said she fired a gun inside the restaurant.

The restaurant owner says a woman left with her order and then came back saying the fries were cold. According to the owner, as the manager went to get new fries, the woman went into the kitchen and fired a shot into the floor.

Continue reading “Police: Ga. woman fires gun in McDonald’s after receiving cold fries”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

For the first time since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian jets flying through South Korean airspace provoked the South Korean military into a “midair confrontation” that involved firing hundreds of warning shots. All told, South Korean jets fired 360 machine-gun rounds and at least 20 flares, Bloomberg reports.  Continue reading “South Korean Fighter Fires 360 Rounds Of Warning Shots At Russian Jet In “Mid-Air Confrontation””

Fox 19

CINCINNATI, Ohio (FOX19) – Chaos erupted in the courtroom as Judge Patrick Dinkelacker executed the jail sentence Monday for former Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter.

Hunter was sentenced to six months minus one day in the Hamilton County Justice Center. She was also given one year of community control.  Continue reading “Chaos in the courtroom as former judge Tracie Hunter sentenced to 6 months in jail”

Fox 5 NY

NEW YORK (FOX 5 NY) – The union that represents rank-and-file cops is fuming and the NYPD brass is outraged after videos surfaced showing police officers blatantly disrespected on the streets on New York.

The videos show at least two separate incidents in two different parts of the city showing restraint while doing their jobs but clearly insulted and frustrated by water and objects tossed at them.  Continue reading “NYPD cops doused with water, declined to react”

Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy

They arrested a 67-year-old grandmother who has been practicing law for 25 years and advocating for the rights of families, fully intending to intimidate her and silence her, as she exposes the corruption in Tennessee family courts where parents are denied due process of law in the seizure of their children.

What has happened instead, is that Tennessee’s corrupt Department of Children Services (DCS) has given attorney Connie Reguli a national platform she did not previously have, to expose the abuses happening not only in Tennessee, but all across America in child welfare proceedings, which we have exposed here at Health Impact Newsover the years as a U.S. taxpayer-funded child trafficking business.  Continue reading “Attorney Arrested in Tennessee Refuses to be Gagged – How One Woman Dares to Take a Stand Against Child Kidnappings by CPS”

Politico

How did wealthy sex offender Jeffrey Epstein come to be palling around with Bill Clinton and Donald Trump?

People who know those involved said Epstein’s connections to two U.S. presidents ran through one bubbly British heiress: Ghislaine Maxwell.  Continue reading “Meet the woman who ties Jeffrey Epstein to Trump and the Clintons”

Epoch Times

The Department of Justice announced that over three thousand inmates will be released on July 19.

“And starting today at prisons around the country nearly thirty-one hundred inmates are being released from BP (Bureau of Prisons) custody due to the increase in good time credits applied to reduce their sentences under the first step act,” said Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen at a press conference.  Continue reading “First Step Act: Thousands of Inmates Released”

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A slip of the tongue?

It’s possible. But probably not.

Upon returning to Minneapolis after getting together with “the squad” to blast President Trump for being racist die to his “go back” tweets, Ilhan said Somalia was her country.  Continue reading “Omar Lands At Minnesota Airport to Hero’s Welcome, Says Somalia Is ‘My Country’”

Fort Russ

TEL AVIV – Israeli technology company NSO Group was in the spotlight when it was revealed that its software products would have been used to hack WhatsApp and spy on Android and iOS phones.

The spy program developed by NSO Group can gain access to user data from Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft servers, writes The Financial Times.  Continue reading “Israeli Spy Program To Steal Personal Data From Apple, Google And Facebook”