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America First News
15 May 2023
#illegals
National Review: Texas Drops Another Busload of Migrants at Kamala Harris’s D.C. Home
Governor Abbott resumed the relocation of illegal immigrants from Texas to Washington, D.C. after Title 42 expired. The illegal immigrants were dropped off on Mother's Day at the Naval Observatory near Vice President Kamala Harris' residence. The influx of illegal immigrants has prompted the D.C. government to establish a new office of migrant services to accommodate those being bused in, with approximately 1,249 people from 370 families currently being housed in three hotels in the city.
Fox News: Biden admin, NY officials slammed after homeless veterans booted from migrant hotels: 'Slap in the face'
Homeless veterans have been kicked out of hotels in New York to make room for a growing influx of migrants from the southern border, according to a nonprofit that helps the veterans. New York State Assemblyman Brian Maher criticized the Biden administration and New York officials for allowing this to happen, calling it "a total embarrassment" and a slap in the face to veterans displaced by asylum seekers. The veterans were reportedly notified with very little notice that they had to leave, despite being told they would have temporary housing for up to four weeks while more permanent options were secured. (, )
Freedom First Network: Texas GOP Congressman Dismisses Claims Border Situation Is ‘Not That Bad’
Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) visited El Paso and recorded videos, claiming that the border situation is worse than being portrayed. The expiration of pandemic-era immigration policy Title 42 on May 11 has raised concerns over an increase in illegal immigration. Several south Texas counties have issued disaster declarations, and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has warned it is too early to know whether the increased influx of immigrants has peaked. Gonzales has called for the Biden administration to send more immigration judges to the southern border as an alternative to releasing immigrants.
#politics
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: White Democrats Like Joe Biden Are the Real Racists in America
Biden panders to black audience, pretending to care about racism, while Democrats use racism as a tool to scare and control minority voters.
American Thinker: Perfect: MSNBC uses white liberal guest to explain that Hispanics are becoming ‘white supremacists’
The left plays up white supremacy to scare voters into voting Democrat, but they ignore the destruction caused by BLM-incited riots. The Democrats aim to keep their power by creating a coalition of minorities, which makes it crucial to control the growing Hispanic demographic slice. Meanwhile, a military veteran and MSDNC host promoted the idea that "Latino white supremacists" exist, which is ridiculous.
American Thinker: Comer reveals that the informant on Biden corruption can’t be located
A key informant, who provided material related to Biden's alleged bribery by a foreign actor to the House Oversight Committee, cannot be located. While there may be an innocent explanation, the stakes are high and the worst sort of explanations are not unthinkable. The informant is said to be part of the "spy business", making them difficult to locate.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer revealed in an interview with Maria Bartiromo that nine out of ten people who have knowledge of the Biden's are either in court, jail, or missing. Bartiromo was surprised when Comer revealed that the key informant cannot be located, but Comer reassured the public that they are hopeful to track them down. The informant is vital to the Committee's investigation into the alleged Biden influence-peddling schemes.
Fox News: Biden admin's war on people of faith evident with new attacks on religious health care groups
The Biden administration and far Left have launched a war on pro-life people of faith in health care. Recently, St. Francis Health System, a Catholic hospital in Oklahoma, was threatened to be stripped of federal funding for refusing to extinguish a sanctuary candle in its chapel that represents the real and comforting presence of Jesus Christ. This attack on faith-based providers and workers is evident through the HHS's new rules and regulations that nullify religious and conscience exemptions and force medical professionals to perform gender transition procedures and abortions, endangering patients and workers. Such discrimination must be combated by pro-life people of faith speaking up and standing together, refusing to participate and turning to health sharing ministries like Solidarity HealthShare for access to ethical and affordable life-affirming health care.
#society
Fox News: Reporter calls San Francisco 'worse than the third world' due to drugs, homeless problems
San Francisco has become a den of "homelessness, mentally ill" and fentanyl, threatening the city's future as a tech innovation hub, according to a star reporter. Governor Gavin Newsom directed the National Guard in April to combat the fentanyl crisis, and Mayor London Breed issued a state of emergency for drug overdose deaths. The latest downturn has been the remote work boom, which could gut the city's tax base and decimate fare-reliant regional transit systems like BART, trapping it in an economic death spiral.
The Federalist: You Can't Be Pro-Life And Anti-Law And Order
The Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization ruling was a big victory for the pro-life movement and a loss for Planned Parenthood. Pro-life advocates need to expand their ethic beyond the womb and advocate for life at all stages. Advocating for law and order should also be seen as a pro-life issue. The recent gang takedown in Queens demonstrates how violent crime affects families and why it is essential to maintain civil order. Pro-life Americans should push back against misleading rhetoric and work towards protecting low-income families from crime. The success sequence, advocating for intact families, and strong education can teach children measurable, achievable, and tangible goals. Maintaining law and order and taking action against violent crime is necessary to prevent senseless violence.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Heavy fighting continues at Bakhmut, Ukrainian advances on flanks are only partial success – military officials
Ukraine gains recent success in Bakhmut, fighting continues. Russia sends reinforcements to outskirts.
#economy
Red State: Odds of Economic Recession Highest in 40 Years: Fed
Probability of a US recession in the next year is at a 40-year high, reaching 68.2%. The New York Federal Reserve uses a model based on analyzing the yields of Treasury bonds to come up with its predictions. A mild recession is predicted to start later this year, with a subsequent two-year recovery. The current economic outlook poses a challenge for Biden's presidency, exacerbating worries about personal finances with 70% of Americans feeling stressed about their monetary situation, while small business bankruptcies are on the rise due to the banking crisis and changes in inflation and growth. The administration's proposed corporate income tax increase is expected to add further economic pressure on small businesses.
#culture
American Thinker: Netflix series Queen Cleopatra depicting the ancient monarch as black receives the lowest audience score in history
Netflix's Queen Cleopatra series, featuring a black actress in the title role, triggered backlash in Egypt and earned a 1% Rotten Tomatoes score. Meanwhile, Bridgerton's use of black actors in prominent roles drew little criticism. While some may attribute Cleopatra's low score to poor production, the uneven application of casting rules frustrates the author, who sees actors' opportunities limited by race and sexual orientation. As authorities respond to public opinion, Netflix faces pressure to dial back racial double standards.
#health
Fox News: Cases of marijuana laced with fentanyl increasing, says Washington doctor
A Washington doctor warns of an increase in cases of marijuana laced with fentanyl, which can have dangerous and deadly results. Police have found marijuana laced with fentanyl in multiple states, and the concern over the phenomenon is growing due to the increased potency of marijuana in recent years. Despite marijuana deregulation, parents and caregivers are advised to have open communication with their children about the risks of marijuana use.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Another Dangerous Fad From the Education Schools
Daniel Buck criticizes American ed schools for prioritizing soft goals over knowledge, questioning the fad of "social-emotional learning" in classrooms.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Nashville Shooter's Unredacted Manifesto Delivered to Judge, Public to Get Chance to Speak Up: Report
Legal battle brewing over the release of a manifesto written by Audrey Hale, who killed three children and three employees of The Covenant School before being shot dead by police. Many conservatives have argued for the manifesto’s release, which could corroborate the theory that Hale's actions were a hate crime against Christians. The FBI and local law enforcement have access to the document, but it has yet to be released to the public.
Tennessee officials, including Gov. Bill Lee, have called for clarity on the events surrounding the Covenant School shooting. A status hearing is set to discuss the potential release of the manifesto, with members of the public having the option to comment in a June 8 hearing. Investigators haven’t publicly identified a motive underlying Hale’s crime, and the manifesto's release could potentially provide more insight into her state of mind at the time of the shooting.
#sports
Fox News: Phillies' Bryce Harper breaks down benches-clearing incident: 'I wasn’t very happy'
Philadelphia Phillies' Bryce Harper got angry at Colorado Rockies' pitcher Jake Bird in the seventh inning of their baseball game. The incident started when Bird directed his celebration towards the Phillies' dugout, and Harper charged towards the Rockies' dugout. Harper had to be held back, and he was later ejected. Bird was also ejected from the game. The Colorado Rockies won 4-0.
#outdoors
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#other
Fox News: Record-breaking heat wave hits Northwest, leaving millions of Americans sweltering
Record-breaking heat hits the Pacific Northwest, with temperatures 20-30 degrees above normal through the weekend. Heat advisories are in effect in parts of Washington and Oregon, and California will also experience high temperatures. Meanwhile, the rest of the country should expect the risk of showers and thunderstorms possibly leading to heavy rain and flooding in some areas.