MISSION, Texas—Fourteen more illegal immigrants were captured in two separate groups in Anzalduas County Park near the city of Mission, Texas. One group of 11 immigrants was comprised of women and children from Honduras. The other group contained three adult males from Mexico.
Breitbart Texas spent a day with deputies from the Hidalgo County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office in Anzalduas Park, one of the hotspots of illegal immigrant entry into this region. The park is located just west of the Anzalduas International Bridge. Breitbart Texas has witnessed the capture of nearly 100 illegal immigrants on three separate visits to this area. Continue reading “Breitbart Texas Witnesses 3-Year-Old, 13 Other Illegals Captured Near Border”
On Friday, Vice President Joe Biden used an Independence Day celebration and speech in Philadelphia to compare gay marriage to the Civil Rights Movement and push for more gay marriage.
According to The Hill, “[Biden] said he was reminded of two Philadelphias, one where the Declaration of Independence was signed 238 years ago and the other in Mississippi where civil rights workers were murdered in June 1964, two weeks before President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act.” After saying that the two Philadelphias helped give meaning to the words “all men are created equal,” Biden reportedly said that gay marriage was the next battle to expand the “notion that all men are created equal.” Continue reading “Joe Biden: Gay Marriage Fulfills Declaration of Independence”
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins is facing criticism for a plan to house children crossing the border from Mexico illegally. He says they could be housed at a local middle school, an alternative education building and a warehouse at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas.
Jenkins is a Democrat and Republicans are blasting him over the plan, saying the local school system and health care delivery system will be overtaxed by people who won’t be able to contribute to that cost. Continue reading “Texas Judge Under Fire Over Immigrant Housing Plan”
Ukraine will only negotiate with the rebels once they lay down their arms, Kiev’s defence minister has said.
“There will be no more unilateral ceasefires” by Ukrainian troops, Valeriy Heletey said in a statement posted on the ministry’s website.
He was speaking after separatists fled their eastern strongholds and regrouped in the regional centre of Donetsk. Continue reading “Ukraine crisis: ‘No more unilateral ceasefires’”
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Just a few minutes ago, on Limbaugh’s program, for most of his second hour (July 8).
Rush got a call from a retired Doctor and his wife (location uncertain) who informed him that their local Catholic Church is cooperating with DHS on the illegal immigrant situation, and that the church has requested them to take in and house within their home a number of the illegal refugees for a limited period of time, with promises of future reimbursement for any out-of-pocket expenses. They have also been enjoined “not to speak with anyone about this.” Continue reading “Church asking parishioners to quarter illegals”
New York Post – by MARK MORALES , KERRY BURKE
TWO MANHATTAN men were arrested early Monday after they piloted a drone close to the George Washington Bridge and nearly struck an NYPD helicopter, police sources said.
Wilkins Mendoza, 34, and Remy Castro, 23, were remotely piloting a DGI Phantom 2 drone as it flew near the Hudson River crossing, at about 800 feet in the air, around midnight, the sources said. An NYPD helicopter crew spotted the drone and observed the unmanned aircraft as it circled the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge over the Harlem River about 12:20 a.m., the sources said. Continue reading “Two men from Inwood arrested after they flew drone near George Washington Bridge, nearly hit NYPD helicopter”
NEW YORK (AP) — A woman accused of abandoning her baby at a Manhattan subway station was arrested Tuesday after telling detectives she was homeless and felt she could no longer take care of the little girl, a police department spokesman said.
Police said she pushed the baby’s stroller from a train onto a platform at the Columbus Circle station on Monday and then got back on the train. Authorities found Frankea Dabbs, 20, just after midnight Tuesday near Central Park, around 72nd Street and Broadway. They arrested her late Tuesday morning on charges of child abandonment and acting in a manner injurious to a child. It was not immediately known who her attorney would be. Continue reading “NYPD Arrests Mother of Abandoned Baby”
Prosecutors in Northern California will not bring criminal charges against a sheriff’s deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy for carrying a plastic replica of an assault rifle which the officer mistook for an actual firearm.
The Sonoma County District Attorney’s Office released a report on Monday concluding that Deputy Erick Gelhaus “honestly and reasonably” acted out of belief that he faced an imminent threat of death or serious injury to himself or others when he shot eighth-grader Andy Lopez in Santa Rosa, California last October. Continue reading “California cop spared charges for killing 13-year-old boy carrying toy gun”
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — The Israeli military launched what could be a long-term offensive in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip on Tuesday, striking more than 100 sites and mobilizing troops for a possible ground invasion aimed at stopping a heavy barrage of rocket attacks against Israel.
At least 10 Palestinians, including two children, were killed in the attacks from air and sea, Palestinian officials said. Continue reading “Israel launches Gaza offensive, at least 10 killed”
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (AP) — A roller coaster hit a tree branch at the Six Flags Magic Mountain amusement park Monday, dislodging the front car, leaving four people slightly injured and keeping nearly two dozen summer fun-seekers hanging 20 to 30 feet in the air for hours as day turned to night.
Two of the four people hurt on the Ninja coaster were taken to a hospital as a precaution, but all the injuries were minor, fire and park officials said. “We were going across one turn and all of a sudden a loud noise happened,” Jeremy Ead, one of the injured riders, told KCAL-TV. “I ducked down just in time. A hard branch hit me in the head. I was there bleeding from my head, which was a little worse than this,” he said, pointing to a gash in his forehead. Continue reading “All riders now off disabled California coaster”
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — In the mid-1950s, air travel was a shadow of the highly advanced operation of checks and rules seen today. The skies were largely uncontrolled, and pilots outside major U.S. cities relied on sight to avoid catastrophes.
Then, two commercial airplanes crashed over the Grand Canyon in June 1956, killing all 128 people aboard in the deadliest aviation disaster of the time and helping spur an overhaul to flight safety. A country already grappling with increasingly busy skies pressured Congress for major changes to improve air traffic control and radar systems and to create a federal agency to regulate it. Continue reading “Grand Canyon crash a game-changer in air travel”
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah police officer who killed his wife, their two children, his mother-in-law and then himself received text messages from his wife just hours earlier threatening to leave him and take their kids and confronting him for raping her, new documents show.
A Spanish Fork Police report shows Joshua Boren and his wife exchanged heated texts the night and morning before the January killings. In them, Kelly Boren confronted her husband about raping her and told him their marriage was over, The Deseret News reported (http://bit.ly/1oC8lWG ). The couple already had been separated for some time. Continue reading “Police: Officer who killed family had raped wife”
A super typhoon with destructive winds, towering waves and storm surges is heading to the Japanese island of Okinawa. Authorities have canceled flights and urged over 500,000 people to evacuate as meteorologists issued the highest storm warning.
One person has been reported dead in Typhoon Neoguri after his boat was swamped by high waves, reported NHK national television. Several people also sustained minor injuries from falls. Continue reading “Half-million people evacuated in Japan amid ‘worst-in-15-years’ typhoon”
Activist Post – by Nicolas West
The warp-speed developments in neuroscience have prompted recent warnings from human rights organizations and prominent scientists alike that the pace of development in robotics, artificial intelligence, and human brain study is outpacing ethical parameters.
Now it appears that even scientists inside the field which is receiving a massive influx of money into this type of research are calling to put on the brakes before the initiative is completely misdirected and mismanaged. Continue reading “Boycott Threatened Against Brain Mapping Project: Are Scientists Coming To Their Senses?”
The Obama administration is formally asking for $3.7 billion in emergency funds from Congress to address the flood of unaccompanied minor children coming illegally into the United States — more than the White House previously signaled it would request.
The funds include $1.1 billion for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, $433 million to Customs and Border Protection, $64 million for the Department of Justice, $300 million to the State Department and $1.8 billion to the Department of Health and Human Services. Continue reading “White House Asks Congress for $3.7 Billion for Border Crisis”
Breitbart – by JORDAN SCHACHTEL
Reports coming out of eastern Syria Monday revealed that several factions within the Syrian opposition force known as the Free Syrian Army (FSA) have pledged services to the Islamic State, the group formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS). Sources and eyewitnesses said that the FSA has handed over its weapons to the Islamic State in large numbers.
The Free Syrian Army was said to be a “moderate” and “secular” force, which was used as the rationale by U.S. officials to supply the opposition force with weapons and training. Continue reading “US-Backed ‘Moderate’ Free Syrian Army Factions Join ISIS Terror Group”
After Texas Governor Rick Perry demanded a “substantial meeting” with President Barack Obama this week over the border crisis, Obama had his top confidante, Valerie Jarrett, respond by inviting Perry to a Wednesday meeting with him in Texas.
According to CNN, Jarrett, in a Tuesday letter to Perry, wrote that Obama would “welcome” a meeting with Perry and “asked me to invite you to join him for a meeting to discuss the situation on the border with faith leaders and local elected officials in Dallas on Wednesday.” Continue reading “Obama has Valerie Jarrett Invite Rick Perry to TX Meeting on Border Crisis”
Todd Starnes told Sean Hannity on FOX News [Monday] that the illegal immigrant children held at Lackland Air Force base in Oklahoma are bringing diseases into America. The children have tuberculosis, scabies and lice so bad you can see them running down their faces. Continue reading “Report: Illegal Immigrant Children Have Lice So Bad ‘They Can Be Seen Crawling Down’ Their Faces”
WEB Notes: The relentless flood of illegal immigrants to the US is not due to conflict. Rumors have spread that the US is going to grant amnesty to those inside the country. I would argue amnesty has already been granted. Since when does a nation allow and assist law breakers into their own country?
Continue reading “UN Urges US To Designate Illegal Immigrants As Refugees While U.S. Federal Appeals Court Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Receive Driver’s Licenses”

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