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America First News
17 May 2023
#illegals
Daily Wire: Florida Sends 800 Soldiers, 300 Law Enforcement Officers To Help Secure U.S. Border In Texas
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is sending over 1,100 assets to Texas to assist Governor Greg Abbott in combatting illegal immigration amid the highest number of illegal border crossings recorded in U.S. history with approximately 83,000 last week. DeSantis has directed state agencies including law enforcement and the Florida National Guard to send assets including personnel, boats, and planes to Texas to help respond to the crisis. DeSantis warned that despite claims of falling illegal border crossings, the situation at the southern border is potentially going to be very bad very shortly and calls for the border to be shut down.
DeSantis has said he wants to finish President Trump's border wall as only 85 miles of new primary and secondary wall were built in areas that had no preexisting border barriers during Trump's administration. DeSantis firmly believes that the border should be shut down and has called for a policy where illegal immigrants get sent back across the border instead of getting notices to appear for trial in two years. Additionally, the governor wants to hold Mexican drug cartels accountable as a large amount of fentanyl comes into the country because of the border.
Breitbart: Watch: NYC Parents, Students Protest as City Fills School Gyms with Migrants
Parents and students in New York City are protesting Mayor Eric Adams' decision to house border crossers and illegal aliens in public school gyms. They are chanting slogans such as "No shelter on school grounds" and "Gyms are for children," claiming that while they cut recess for students, migrants get to stay with free pizza and sandwiches. New York City schools, such as PS 188 in Coney Island and PS 17 in Williamsburg, are currently housing nearly 100 migrants in their gyms. The cost of aiding migrants is expected to reach $4 billion by the middle of next year.
#politics
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: A fake Trump investigation was opened while real Clinton probes were shut down
Jesse Watters criticizes the fake investigation into former President Trump and highlights the FBI's shutdown of real investigations into Clinton. The Durham report reveals that three FBI field offices were investigating the Clinton Foundation as a foreign money laundering scheme, but the FBI shut the investigation down to avoid angering Clinton, who was expected to become the next president. Watters points out the similarities between the Clinton Foundation and the accusations against the Biden family.
National Review: Trump-Endorsed Daniel Cameron Wins Kentucky Republican Primary for Governor
Republican Daniel Cameron, backed by Donald Trump, will face incumbent Kentucky governor Andy Beshear in the November general election, after winning the primary against Ryan Quarles and Kelly Craft. Cameron, the Kentucky attorney general, currently has 47% of the vote with 84% counted. It was a costly primary, with Craft outspending the winner by over $5.5m.
Daily Wire: Bill Barr: Durham Report ‘Vindicated’ Trump, But He’s Still Not The Right Person To Lead GOP Forward
Former U.S. Attorney General William Barr stated during an interview that special counsel John Durham’s report on the FBI’s investigation into former President Donald Trump “vindicated” Trump. Durham’s report discovered that the FBI had no evidence to support launching the investigation and found differences in how the FBI approached the Trump probe compared to other investigations. Barr stated that Trump was treated unfairly during the investigations and that the primary culprits behind the lies were Hillary Clinton’s campaign, the media, and the FBI.
The Federalist Papers: MTG Savagely Announces Impeachment Charges Against Biden Official While He's Testifying
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed articles of impeachment against U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves during a hearing on crime in Washington. Greene accused him of unfairly prosecuting individuals who were at the US Capitol on Jan. 6 while not focusing on other crimes in the city. She cited cases in which Graves' office failed to prosecute violent criminals and claimed he is "systematically criminalizing political dissent at the behest of his handlers in the White House."
Fox News: Arkansas House speaker passes on 2024 leadership bid
Arkansas House Speaker Matthew Shepherd has announced he will not seek another term leading the House next year, but plans to run for re-election to represent his south Arkansas seat. The House will vote on its next speaker at the end of next year's legislative session, which will focus primarily on the state's budget. Shepherd has served as House speaker since 2018, and his term will end in January 2025.
Fox News: Sen. Diane Feinstein tells reporter 'I haven’t been gone' after three-month medical absence: Report
Senator Dianne Feinstein returned to the Senate after a three-month absence due to shingles. When questioned about her absence by reporters, she denied being gone and said she has been working all along. Some members of Congress are calling for her resignation, saying she can no longer fulfill her duties.
Fox News: Brett Favre says USA was in 'better place' when Trump was president, athletes are 'afraid' of trans backlash
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre believes the United States was in a better position when former President Donald Trump was in office. Favre, who does not identify with either political party, stated that Trump was a non-political president and cared about all American citizens regardless of race or ethnicity. He criticized Trump's use of Twitter and admitted that he did not agree with everything Trump said or did. Additionally, Favre voiced his opposition to transgender individuals using the restroom with the opposite sex and spoke out against transgender policies in sports.
Fox News: RFK Jr. says Dems have become 'party of war,' Americans can't afford a $1,000 emergency
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed that the Democratic Party has undergone a 180-degree turn on their antiwar outlook as the party has become entrenched in the mentality of war, leaving middle-class Americans to feel the strain of the economy. As the top runner-up to President Biden in the 2024 primaries, Kennedy has compared the trillions spent on military funding to the lack of domestic infrastructure, education, and employment funds. He emphasized that Americans are tired of being in a perpetual state of warfare and surveillance with little improvement in their daily lives.
Kennedy has adamantly stated that he holds no personal grudge against President Biden, as he has been friends with him for a long time; however, he believes that the country needs a president to listen to the needs of the middle class, and Biden is not fulfilling that role. He compared the decline of middle-class income and wealth from 1978 to 2020, claiming that the country's real national strength comes from robust economic power and a robust middle class, not projecting military power abroad. According to Kennedy, Trump's pandemic lockdown created 500 new billionaires while forcing the middle class and low-income Americans to struggle.
#society
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Signs Bills Strengthening Fight Against Human Trafficking
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed four bills to crack down on human trafficking, including imposing tougher penalties, expanding public awareness, covering businesses such as hotels and strip clubs, and allowing victims to recover damages from adult entertainment establishments. DeSantis tied the problem to the southern border and the failed control policies of President Joe Biden’s administration, saying that more than a quarter-million unaccompanied alien minors have entered the US since January 2021, with 72% of all human trafficking victims being illegal immigrants. The bills increase penalties for adult entertainment establishments that exploit minors and allow victims to receive restitution when traffickers’ assets are seized and sold. Additionally, the bills require prostitution and lewdness offenders to attend an educational program that will direct them to supportive resources and mandate child residents in safe houses be educated about human trafficking.
Survivor Savannah Parvu spoke on the issue, sharing her experience of being sold into prostitution by her mother and trafficked from the age of 11, eventually speaking out on the problem after years of abuse. Attorney General Ashley Moody described how eight young women smuggled across the border were held in sexual servitude, while Sergeant Thomas McInerney of the Broward County Sheriff’s office emphasized education and awareness provisions in the new laws as being key in providing intelligence to law enforcement to combat human trafficking. The same goes for group homes and foster care systems, where children are vulnerable and traffickers use targeted grooming practices. The bills represent Florida’s efforts to put human traffickers out of business and into jail.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: BREAKING: Gunmen Attack U.S. Embassy Convoy in Nigeria, Staffers Killed
Gunmen attacked a U.S. embassy convoy in Nigeria, killing two embassy staffers and two policemen. The assailants opened fire on the convoy in Anambra State, a hotspot of separatist violence, and escaped with two police officers and a driver. No U.S. citizen was on the trip. It’s not clear what the convoy was doing in the area, but a separatist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra, is a possible suspect. Rep. Mills suggested Boko Haram might have been behind the attack.
#health
Fox News: USDA considering chocolate milk ban in school cafeterias to combat childhood obesity
The USDA is considering limiting the availability of flavored milk, such as chocolate milk, in schools to reduce children's sugar consumption and risk of chronic disease. The proposal suggests limiting flavored milk to high schools and prohibiting it in elementary and middle schools. Over 90,000 comments have been submitted on the proposal, with some supporting the measure and others criticizing it. If the proposal is accepted, it will likely go into effect in the 2025-2026 school year.
#crime
The Epoch Times: SoCal Nurse Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Plastic Surgery Death
Nurse Heather Lang Vass pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in patient's death at a plastic surgery clinic. Dr. Carlos Chacon charged with murder for allegedly delaying emergency services and lying to patient's husband. Chacon remains out on $500K bail with restrictions.
#sports
Fox News: 'Jeopardy! Masters' player James Holzhauer takes swipe at fellow contestant Andrew He with championship belt
In a "Jeopardy! Masters" competition, gambler James Holzhauer jokingly swung his championship belt at contestant Andrew He after being teased for having more money on the board. Ken Jennings joined in the banter, referencing another competition where James teased a fellow player for having no money left. Although Andrew taunted James, he was left with zero points at the end of the game, while James took home a substantial win. James also joked with Jennings during Final Jeopardy, but ultimately won the game and remains in the lead for the tournament.
Forbes: Dallas Mavericks Keep No. 10 Pick In 2023 NBA Draft Lottery
The Dallas Mavericks did not move up in the 2023 NBA Draft Lottery, securing the tenth overall pick. Dallas had a 65.9% chance of getting the No. 10 pick and a 3% chance of securing the No. 1 pick and drafting Victor Wembanyama. The Mavericks famously sat their starters to ensure their draft position and were fined $750,000 by the NBA for "conduct detrimental to the league."
Fox News: Spurs win Victor Wembanyama sweepstakes after 2023 NBA Draft Lottery gives them No. 1 pick
French phenom Victor Wembanyama, an NBA draft prospect, has been picked by the San Antonio Spurs in the first overall pick of the 2023 NBA Draft. The 19-year-old, standing at 7-foot-2, is considered one of the best prospects in NBA history due to his polished game which includes dribbling, shooting, and skilled court performance, with the ability to go above and beyond the NBA-level bench requirement.
#other
The Epoch Times: One Killed When Metrolink Train Strikes Car in Los Angeles
A Metrolink train collided with a vehicle in Sun Valley, killing one person. The crash occurred on May 16 and the tracks were closed between Burbank Airport and Van Nuys due to the collision. There were no injuries on board the train.
Red State: WATCH: Riley Gaines Delivers Disturbing Details to Congress About Experience With Lia Thomas and Assault at SFSU
Former All-American swimmer testifies about the danger of allowing biological men in women's sports and the response from the left during a Homeland Security Committee hearing. Gaines recounts the discomfort she and other girls felt changing with a 6’4” male who entered the "unisex" locker room without their consent. Gaines also describes being assaulted and held hostage for three hours by radical protestors at San Francisco State University. 'srights