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America First News
13 May 2023
#immigration
Independent Sentinel: Biden Appeals for a Stay to Keep the Mass Invasion Going
The Biden administration seeks an emergency stay on a judge's decision to block migrant releases without court dates. Some illegal immigrants were given court dates as far out as 2032 and 2035, reported the New York Post. Authorities say that if the stay is granted, it would upset the administration's plan of an orderly invasion, and the overall plan is to destroy sovereignty to establish one world government.
The "parole with conditions" policy allows migrants to be allowed into the country on parole if CBP faces overcrowding. Children and families are among those being released without a court date. This is seen as a partisan issue affecting the country's freedoms by some. The policy would give Democrats and RINOs permanent electoral majorities as new voters are established, and they join hands with UN and globalists ceding freedoms and culture.
Red State: MSNBC Creates 'Fiery but Mostly Peaceful' Sequel While Trying to Excuse Border Chaos
MSNBC's coverage of the crisis at the Southern border is shameless and dishonest, with a chyron reading "Border Crowded, Not Chaotic" while a mass of people attempt to illegally cross. This is despite the fact that the situation is the biggest crisis of its kind in US history, with overwhelming numbers of people crossing per day and capacity overruns of over 200 percent in processing centers.
The network's blatant disinformation and gaslighting of its audience says everything about how in the tank it is for the current administration. They have no empathy for the human suffering caused by current policies, as long as it helps to ensure a Republican is not elected in 2024.
#politics
The Babylon Bee: Poll: Most Democrats In Favor Of Welcoming Immigrants Into Someone Else's Neighborhood
Most Democrats love immigrants but not in their neighborhoods, says a new USA Today poll. The study showed that 92% of liberal Americans want as many immigrants as possible moving into the country, as long as they never have to see them or deal with them in person. When the question was posed as to whether immigrants should be welcomed with open arms into other people's areas, Democrats were strongly in favor of the idea. However, when asked if they should be welcomed into one's own city, neighborhood, or home, the number of Democrats in favor of that idea sharply declined.
Furthermore, the poll also reveals that most Democrats support raising taxes to pay for social programs, as long as the taxes are paid by others.
PJ Media: WATCH: Biden Infrastructure Coordinator Decries Racist Roads, Trains, Rivers
Former New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu appeared at a White House press briefing, decrying America's "racist" infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and rivers. The Biden administration's infrastructure bill includes $20 billion to "reconnect neighborhoods cut off by historic investments," in an effort to address racism ingrained in historical transportation and urban planning.
Critics argue that injecting Social Justice™ talking points into infrastructure projects will only worsen racial animosities, not heal them. The focus on race-obsessed, grievance-based policies could generate resentment among the majority-white population and lead to racial warfare.
#social
The Federalist Papers: 'Sick and Upset' Vegan Brutally Mocked After Sending Threatening Letter to Neighbor
An Australian family who complained about their neighbor cooking meat and smoking were widely ridiculed on social media after the family's letters to the neighbor were posted on Facebook. The family first asked the neighbor to close her window when cooking meat as the smell upset their vegan sensibilities. After a party was thrown and the window was left open, the family wrote a second letter, threatening to report the neighbor for upsetting them. The Facebook post of the letters was met with derision and laughter from majority of users.
National Review: The Corner: Weekend Short: James Thurber’s ‘The Day the Dam Broke’
A man spends a tiring night working on his car and reflects on the nature of mobs while reviewing James Thurber’s satirical and insightful “The Day the Dam Broke.” Thurber recounts the body’s impulses when facing potential annihilation despite the lack of evidence for such an event, revealing how humans are ultimately impressionable herd animals that will stop at nothing to save themselves. The author notes that, in today’s world, we see the news media stampeding to report on every comment and event, without verifying its original information, creating a sense of hysteria and panic. Nonetheless, the author acknowledges the importance of journalistic work in offering readers underreported stories and subjects in a world that tends towards the herd mentality.
Newsbusters: Natalie Portman Ignores Her Part in Time’s Up’s Collapse
Actress Natalie Portman was part of the advisory board for Time's Up, a group formed to prevent sexual abuse in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. However, the group dissolved last year after making several catastrophic errors, including ignoring allegations against Joe Biden and promoting weak accusations against a conservative judge. Portman has said the group made mistakes, but that mistakes are "deadly for activism". She believes people should be allowed to make mistakes and learn from them, but critics argue that she should have done more to prevent the group's downfall, either by overseeing it properly or by not allowing it to become a partisan outfit.
The dissolution of Time's Up has left women with one less place to turn for support and Portman's role in its demise cannot be ignored. Her lack of action or willingness to speak out on the issue has been disappointing, particularly given her high profile as an advocate for women's rights. Ultimately, it is up to those in positions of power and influence to ensure that movements like Time's Up do not fail due to avoidable mistakes or political biases.
#economy
Discern Report: Ranchers Report Biggest Cattle Supply Drop in 40 Years as Shortages Hit Grocery Stores
Beef supply is dropping across the US, hitting grocery stores and causing prices to soar. The shortage is expected to worsen in the coming months, with consumers having to consume less or eat cheaper cuts as shelves go empty and costs spiral. The situation is critical to public health and the economy, as many Americans stockpile meat while others are left unprepared to face the scarcity and price hikes.
Meanwhile, experts warn that the US cannot afford to ignore small cattle producers' calls for the burdensome regulations that are putting the entire meat industry on the brink of collapse. Independent livestock producers are raising the alarm that massive-scale shortages and price increases are coming. The American people are dependent on just four big businesses that enjoy great advantages thanks to regulation.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Theater Review: ‘New York, New York’: Lots of Heart, but It Tries Too Hard
“New York, New York” on Broadway has too many storylines, diluting what could have been a more focused and intimate piece. Set in 1946-47 New York, the story follows Irish American piano player Jimmy Doyle and African American singer Francine Evans. The plot explores the importance of coming to terms with reality and balancing dreams with their costs, as Francine’s determination to become a star causes strain in her relationship with her temperamental husband Jimmy.
The show has excellent music by John Kander and Fred Ebb, with additional lyrics by Lin Manuel-Miranda, and the set design by Beowulf Boritt excellently conveys the crowded yet spacious feel of New York City. However, the excessive number of under-developed characters and themes means that the show never fully reaches its potential, leaving audiences humming the title tune but feeling like they missed out on something more.