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America First News
14 May 2023
#immigration
Red State: Afghan National on Terror List Nabbed at Border
An Afghan national on the FBI's terror watchlist was arrested after crossing the border illegally near Otay Mesa, California. This highlights the concern that terrorists can exploit the chaos at the border to gain access to the United States. The expiration of Title 42, which allowed authorities to expel illegal migrants, has led to a surge in migrants attempting to enter the country. A temporary restraining order has been placed on the Biden administration's plan to release migrants without court dates, sparking concerns about the potential for thousands to be released into the country without proper tracking.
Fox News: Biden, mainstream media shredded for 'dropping the ball' on border crisis: 'Pay attention'
The attorney generals of Florida and Texas are taking action against the Biden administration's open border policies, accusing the administration of neglecting the system and calling out the mainstream media for not covering the issues critical to the security of the nation. Following the expiration of COVID-era border policy Title 42, AG Florida filed for an injunction to stop the planned mass release of migrants into the US, while Texas AG said that Mayorkas is out saying that the border is under control, which is an absolute lie. The summary falls under .
Fox News: Migrants' attorneys want lawsuit against Ron DeSantis over Martha's Vineyard flights to stay in Massachusetts
Lawyers representing migrants who are suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for flying them to Martha's Vineyard have requested that the litigation stay in Massachusetts. The group of around 50 migrants, mostly from Venezuela, want a judge to reject changing the lawsuit's location to Florida, saying that the defendants "chose to send class plaintiffs to Massachusetts, and Martha’s Vineyard specifically, because they believed it presented the ideal conditions to abandon the individual plaintiffs, catch a small community off guard, generate the most media coverage, and harm their political opponents."
Governor DeSantis' team has argued that Massachusetts state law permitting courts to have jurisdiction over out-of-state defendants does not apply to state government entities, adding that sovereign immunity prohibits Massachusetts from requesting that a sister state be brought before Massachusetts courts.
Daily Wire: Afghan National On FBI Terror Watchlist Crossed Border: Report
A person on the FBI's terrorism watchlist, believed to be of Afghan origin, was arrested last week as they illegally crossed the U.S.-Mexico border with a group of migrants near Otay Mesa, California. The individual was confirmed to be a match on the terrorism watchlist by the FBI, which is leading the investigation. The arrest followed criticism of President Joe Biden's so-called "open border policies" by Republicans, who have stated that they have led to a surge in illegal immigration and fentanyl drug trafficking. The incident occurred as authorities were bracing for an expected influx of migrants at the border as pandemic-era measures to turn away migrants on public health grounds were set to expire.
#politics
Human Events: Vietnamese police mandating social media users to verify accounts
Vietnam is requiring all social media users to verify their identity on all platforms, including foreign ones, to help law enforcement track down cyber criminals. The change will be made to the current Telecommunications Law Amendment and aims to eliminate anonymous accounts. The Human Rights Council has criticized Vietnam for its human rights record.
Fox News: DeSantis steps in and meets with voters after Trump cancels Iowa rally, causing online firestorm
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made a surprise visit to Des Moines, Iowa to speak with voters after former President Trump canceled his rally due to severe weather concerns. DeSantis, who has not announced a presidential bid and has avoided directly addressing Trump, appeared to take a jab at the former president while remarking on the "beautiful night". This impromptu appearance capped a busy day in the Hawkeye State, where the first votes of the 2024 Republican primary will be cast.
Fox News: Planned Parenthood calls for court packing, term limits in new judicial reform package
Planned Parenthood has called for court packing and term limits for Supreme Court justices, among other priorities. The group's proposals follow the Supreme Court decision that allowed states to ban abortion, and include an expanded SCOTUS bench, establishing a code of ethics for SCOTUS, expanding the size of lower courts, and ending single-judge divisions. The group argues that these reforms are necessary to ensure that everyone has the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies, lives, and futures.
Breitbart: Daily Show's Jon Stewart Blasts CNN Town Hall for Appeasing Donald Trump
Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart criticized CNN's town hall event with Donald Trump, accusing the network of crafting a softball event and bending to Trump's will. Despite the host's initial criticism of Trump about the election results and the Capitol riot, Stewart felt that CNN failed to ask hard-hitting questions and teach viewers anything new about the former president. He also mocked the network's plea to Trump to come back, saying that he learned more about CNN than Trump and his supporters. However, critics pointed out that Stewart's woke agenda and past public meltdown over ratings raise questions about his credibility.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Embarrassing Brawl Breaks Out at Democratic Endorsing Event
A planned endorsement event for the Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party in Minneapolis descended into chaos and violence, resulting in no endorsement. One person was hospitalized and another treated at the scene after a fight broke out between supporters of Minneapolis Council Member Aisha Chughtai and challenger Nasri Warsame. Supporters of Warsame disrupted the event and intimidated and threatened delegates and volunteers, according to Chughtai. Minnesota DFL Chair Ken Martin apologized for the violence, which he said went against the party’s values and broke up the event.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Embarrassing Brawl Breaks Out at Democratic Endorsing Event
A Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party endorsement event in Minneapolis turned violent on Saturday, with supporters of challenger Nasri Warsame shouting and disrupting the event, resulting in no endorsement. The Minneapolis police reported that one person was hospitalized and another treated at the scene. Warsame's campaign manager was allegedly assaulted by a member of Chughtai's campaign staff. Supporters of Chughtai reported that over a dozen of their supporters and DFL volunteers were physically assaulted. The Minnesota DFL Chair apologized to attendees and condemned the violence, noting that the assaults and violence were perpetrated by supporters of Nasri Warsame. The state and local parties are meeting to “determine what the next steps in the endorsing process will be given today’s events.”
Red State: NEW: Key Witness in Biden Bribery Scheme Missing, FBI Won’t Offer Assitance
Republicans, led by Rep. James Comer, are investigating an alleged bribery scheme involving the Biden family. Comer claims that witnesses are missing or in jail and the FBI is refusing to assist in locating them, while also claiming confidentiality concerns. Comer has promised to go to court to force the release of information, but time is running out before the end of the current administration.
Breitbart: WATCH: President Biden Fails to Recognize Leader of Trinidad and Tobago at HBCU Graduation
President Joe Biden failed to properly recognize Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley during a graduation ceremony at Howard University. Rowley was one of the honorees at the historically black college's commencement and was awarded an honorary degree. Biden joked about Rowley's talent and appeared to mischaracterize his academic background, identifying him as a foreign policy expert. Later in his speech, Biden warned of the dangers of white supremacy, stating that it was the most dangerous terrorist threat to the US.
#social
Breitbart: Poll: Over Half Say Motherhood Is 'Most Important Role' for Women
Over half of Americans believe that motherhood is the most important role for a woman to fill in today's world, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll. The survey also found that the percentage of Americans who view Mother's Day as "one of our nation's most important holidays" has slightly increased from 2018.
Daily Wire: Newsom’s Office Now Says He’s Open To Reparations Payouts, Media ‘Sensationalized’ Previous Remarks
California Governor Gavin Newsom's office clarified that he is open to the idea of paying reparations to black Californians who are descendants of slaves, contrary to a Fox News report. The clarification comes after the nine-member California Reparations Task Force recommended issuing a formal reparative monetary apology, including distributing up to $1.2 million to eligible black California residents based on calculated dollar figures in categories ranging from mass incarceration to housing discrimination and other alleged injustices. The final report is expected to be released on July 1. The hashtag for this summary is .
Fox News: Celebrate law enforcement during National Police Week from May 14 to 20
To honor living and fallen police officers during National Police Week, people can write letters of appreciation to their local police departments or the families or friends of fallen officers, make donations to their local police stations, or organize a potluck for their police department. President Kennedy declared May 15 to be Peace Officer Memorial Day in 1962, and each year, National Police Week is celebrated during the week of May 15. People can show their support for law enforcement by participating in these activities during National Police Week.
#war
Breitbart: Zelensky Claims Counteroffensive Won't See Attacks on Russian Mainland
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced that his country is preparing a counteroffensive to liberate areas occupied by Russia, but not to attack Russian territory. He also denied having any plans to capture areas in Russia proper for bargaining chips in peace negotiations to end the ongoing war between the two countries. Zelenskyy made the statements during a news conference in Berlin with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, where he is seeking further support in the form of arms and funds to assist Ukraine in the conflict. The hashtag for this article is .
Germany has announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine worth over €2.7bn ($3bn), including tanks, anti-aircraft systems, and ammunition to assist Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. The country is now one of Ukraine’s biggest military suppliers, including Leopard 1 and 2 battle tanks and the IRIS-T SLM air-defense system, deemed essential if Ukraine is to succeed in its planned counteroffensive against Russian troops. Zelenskyy, on a visit to Germany in search of further arms, has thanked Scholz for Germany’s support, calling Germany a reliable ally and one of Ukraine’s top donors. The hashtag for this article is .
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: House Republicans formally request first transcribed interviews for Afghanistan withdrawal investigation
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul has requested transcribed interviews as part of the committee's investigation into the Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. He is seeking interviews with Jonathan Mennuti, Mark Evans, James P. DeHart, Jayne Howell, and former Ambassador Daniel Smith, stating that these individuals have important information relevant to uncovering how and why the withdrawal resulted in the deaths of U.S. service members and abandonment of U.S. citizens and Afghan partners. McCaul threatened to hold Secretary of State Antony Blinken in contempt of Congress after failing to comply with a subpoena for documents related to the withdrawal.
#culture
The Babylon Bee: Adam Beginning To Suspect Eve Made This Whole Mother's Day Thing Up
Adam, of biblical fame, expresses suspicion and resistance to the contrivance of Mother's Day, something he has no previous experience with. Eve, on the other hand, insists that the holiday is both real and mandatory, citing the pain of childbirth and the curse from God after they sinned. Adam jokingly suggests creating a Father's Day as a day where everyone leaves him alone.
American Thinker: Dave Chappelle takes on San Francisco’s physical and moral decay
Dave Chappelle recently did a comedy set in San Francisco and made comments about the city’s homelessness problems. While his remarks were accurate, a culture editor at SFGATE expressed outrage that Chappelle doesn't believe in transgenderism, despite offering little evidence to support his claim. Gentile's article appeared to be an attempt to cancel Chappelle, but his fans still support him.
#health
PJ Media: WATCH: Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla and Reuters Propagandist Attack RFK Jr.
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla gave an interview to Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni, during which she asked about vaccine misinformation and public distrust of vaccines, specifically mentioning RFK Jr. Galloni did not disclose that the Chairman of Reuters sits on the Pfizer Board of Directors, and she is a member of the World Economic Forum. Bourla decried the assault on science taking place worldwide, noting that undermining the authority of the FDA in deciding the safety and effectiveness of medicines undermines trust in the system.
#criminal
Breitbart: At Least 14 Shot Friday into Saturday Night in Lightfoot's Chicago
At least 14 people were shot, three fatally, in Chicago over the weekend, bringing the total number of homicides in the city to 170 so far this year. The shootings occurred in various parts of the city, with victims ranging in age from 16 to 39. Mayor Lori Lightfoot has faced criticism for her handling of the city's violence problem, with some blaming her for the surge in crime.
Fox News: Man who intervened in fight aboard NYC subway train slashed in face; unknown suspect at large: police
Police in New York City are searching for a suspect who slashed another man in the face after he tried to break up a fight on a Brooklyn subway train. The victim sustained a deep gash across his cheek and was taken to hospital for treatment. The suspect fled and has not been located. The NYPD has released photos and footage in an appeal for information from the public.
Fox News: Maryland police find kidnapped woman sitting naked in U-Haul during traffic stop
Maryland State Police rescued a kidnapped woman who was found naked inside a U-Haul truck during a traffic stop in Lanham. The suspect, 62-year-old Dennis Bell, had forced the victim into the truck after threatening her life. He then drove her around all day while stabbing her fingers with a pocketknife. Bell faces multiple criminal charges, including kidnapping, assault, false imprisonment, possession of drugs, and impaired driving.
#sports
Fox News: Angry Knicks fans rip down, stomp on poster of All-Star Julius Randle after playoff exit
New York Knicks fans are showing their frustration and disappointment towards Julius Randle after the team's second-round playoff loss to the Miami Heat. Randle had a rocky relationship with fans throughout the season, and it seems to have worsened after the playoff loss, with fans seen taking down a poster of Randle and stomping on it. Despite suffering an ankle sprain in the regular season that he aggravated in the playoffs, fans don't seem to care, and Randle's future with the team is uncertain.
PJ Media: College Fires Baseball Coach for Cheating in a Surprising Way
The head coach of Atlantic Cape Community College, Rodney Velardi, was fired after an opposing player heard voices coming from an Atlantic Cape player's helmet during a baseball game. Upon investigation, it was discovered that earpieces had been embedded into the helmets of Atlantic Cape players, violating NCAA rules.
Forbes: Erling Haaland Forces England’s Journalists To Submit
Erling Haaland of Manchester City scored his 52nd goal of the season, taking his current record-breaking Premier League tally to 36. He was also named the English Football Writers’ Association Footballer of the Year by securing 80% of the vote, indicating an eating of humble pie by sections of the English media who judged him harshly. Haaland's aversion to revealing too much in interviews and his incredible numbers lead many to lazy descriptions of him as a robot or superhuman, but his humble attitude, hard work, and level-headedness have contributed to his success.
#outdoors
RV Lifestyle: 35 Little Things to Remember to Pack for Your Big RV Trip
Packing for an RV road trip requires prioritizing essentials. Small things like a tool kit and a water filter can make a big difference in emergency situations. It's also important to pack a comfortable pillow and to not forget small items like a can opener and pot holders.
#technology
Fox News: Free privacy tool to see what data your car collects about you
New cars are collecting a lot of data about drivers due to the over 1,400 microchips present in the average modern vehicle. By connecting to personal devices and tracking location data, biometrics and voice recordings, driver's information is shared with insurance companies, government and data brokers. Visitors can now use a tool by Privacy4Cars that allows users to enter a car’s VIN number to see what privacy policies apply to their vehicle, this includes what information is collected and who it is shared with. Kia, for example, uses the data collected to predict the driver's "preferences, characteristics, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, or similar behavioral information" which will then be shared or sold among its subsidiaries and other service providers such as analytics partners and social networks.
Forbes: Tesla Ordered By China To Fix Crash Risk In 1.1 Million Vehicles
China's safety regulator has ordered Tesla to recall 1.1 million vehicles over a potential loss of control when accelerating. The Models S, X, and 3 as well as two made-in-China models may not provide adequate warnings when the driver steps on the accelerator pedal too hard or for too long. Tesla will address the underlying issue with a wireless software update starting on May 29. Elon Musk has taken issue with the use of the word "recall", calling it an over-the-air software update, not a physical recall.
#other
Red State: The Pulitzer Prize Dis-Honors: Robots Croon, Bagels Eschewed, and Celebrity Raccoons
A satirical article highlights the worst journalistic performances of the week across various categories, including Distinguished Explanatory Reporting, Distinguished International Reporting, Distinguished Cultural Commentary, Distinguished Feature Writing, Distinguished National Reporting, Distinguished Local Reporting, and Distinguished Headline Writing. Examples include Joe Scarborough comparing a politician to Abraham Lincoln purely on the basis of having a medical condition, PETA praising a computer-generated character in "Guardians of the Galaxy" as the "best animal rights film of the year," and a news outlet mistakenly identifying a British composer as Meghan Markle in disguise.
Fox News: Michael J. Fox's wife called him a 'f---ing a--hole' but he loved it
Actor Michael J. Fox revealed that his wife Tracy Pollan called him a "complete and total f---ing a--hole" when they first met, but the moment he fell in love with her. Fox says he was not accustomed to being spoken to in such a negative way. He described himself as being a "bit of a d--k" at the time and was not used to being teased. Fox also lauded Pollan for her authenticity and credited her for helping him through his Parkinson’s Disease diagnosis. The couple has been married since 1988 and share four children together.