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America First News
17 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Government to Exempt Landlords From Regulations to House Illegal Immigrants
The UK government is set to change housing regulations, meaning that landlords will no longer need to adhere to stringent requirements such as safety and electrical standards when accommodating illegal immigrants for up to two years. The move, which is expected to sail through Parliament despite opposition from refugee groups and the Labour Party, comes as currently over 50,000 illegal immigrants are being housed in hotels at a cost of millions of taxpayer pounds each day. The Refugee Council criticised the move as “appalling”, allowing “rogue landlords” to house already vulnerable men, women, and children.
Newsbusters: CBS's 'FBI: Most Wanted' Calls Busing Migrants to NYC a 'Publicity Stunt'
CBS's FBI: Most Wanted aired an episode titled "Clean House" which criticized the governor of Texas for busing illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. The episode begins with two teenage girls from Venezuela being tricked into sex trafficking by a man who posed as a cleaning service owner. The FBI agent blames the governor for the situation instead of the U.S. president who refuses to protect the nation's sovereignty. The episode focuses on the exploitation of young illegal immigrants who are victims of sex trafficking and never mentions the federal policies that facilitate it.
Fox News: Californians slam 'unbelievable' proposal to pay unemployed migrants: 'Doesn't make any sense'
California Republicans are fighting against SB 227, a state proposal that would give weekly checks to illegal immigrants during a migrant surge and tight budget. The Safety Net for All Workers Act would provide laid-off illegal immigrants with $300 per week for up to 20 weeks with funds from state coffers. The proposal estimated to cost $356 million in state funds has drawn criticism for being unsustainable, sending the wrong message to potential migrants, and incentivizing illegal immigration. Payroll taxes on illegal immigrants contribute $485 million a year to the state's Unemployment Insurance system. Despite pushback, the Senate Appropriations Committee is expected to review the legislation Thursday.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: Migration Rules Must Help Americans
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a state-level law curbing illegal migration in Florida jobs and housing, stating that immigration rules should benefit Americans and not migrants, employers, or investors. He suggested a point system for immigrants like Canada or Australia, and opposed chain migration and the diversity lottery. According to Kevin Lynn, founder of US Tech Workers, DeSantis understands that even legal immigration is harming Americans because it was designed to replace Americans. Illegal migrants are leaving Florida due to DeSantis's new curbs, which could lead to an increase in wealth to worker pocketbooks and a reduction in commercial rents. Americans are also opposed to both legal and illegal immigration, as per Ipsos and Rasmussen polls.
#politics
Daily Wire: MTG Escalates Clash With DOJ, Moves To Impeach Garland
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced she is seeking to impeach US Attorney General Merrick Garland, accusing him of having weaponized the Department of Justice. This comes a day after she introduced similar articles of impeachment against FBI Director Christoper Wray and Matthew Graves, the U.S. attorney based in Washington, D.C. Greene listed several specific grievances against Garland, including the alleged persecution of former President Donald Trump and targeting of parents concerned about their children's education. Greene's efforts to impeach other officials in the past have not been successful and face long odds.
National Review: Influential Iowa Pro-Life Activist Says It’s Finally Time to ‘Turn the Page’ on Trump
Former President Donald Trump has attracted criticism from the pro-life movement by suggesting that abortion bans after six weeks of pregnancy are "too harsh." Trump stated that he is looking at alternatives and has drawn comparisons between Florida Governor DeSantis's six-week abortion ban and Iowa's similar legislation. Trump’s potential candidacy for the 2024 presidential election is concerning some members of the Republican Party, as his stance on abortion has alienated some pro-lifers who believe that the next president should limit abortions at both the state and federal levels.
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Fox News: CIA threatened with subpoena for records on letter discrediting Hunter Biden laptop
House intelligence and judiciary committees are threatening to subpoena the CIA after discovering they "may have helped to solicit signatories" for the letter signed by 51 former national security officials to discredit the Hunter Biden laptop. The two committees are investigating the origins of that letter, which claimed that Hunter’s laptop had "all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation." The investigation is being led by Trump-appointed Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss.
The New American: CNN Viewership Plummets Following Town Hall With Trump - The New American
CNN's viewership plunged after Donald Trump's Town Hall, dropping to just 335,000 viewers on Friday night. This placed the channel behind Fox News, MSNBC, and newcomer conservative news outlet Newsmax. CNN's viewership had already decreased by 61% year over year in March, and was down in April as well. The award-winning investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson found 156 lies, falsehoods, and misstatements made by mainstream media outlets, with many being from CNN. Despite Trump's departure from office, his exposure of media bias has had a lasting impact, with CNN viewership potentially suffering as a result.
Washington Free Beacon: FACT CHECK: Did WaPo Reporter Deliberately Misquote John Fetterman?
Senator Fetterman's comments about banks needing a working requirement were misreported by reporter Jeff Stein, who later deleted his tweet. Fetterman has been struggling with serious mental health challenges as a result of previous health decisions and requires a closed captioning device to understand others.
Breitbart: Nunes: Durham Report Shows FBI Is 'Hopelessly Corrupt'
Former Rep Devin Nunes says that the Durham report issued this week showed how "hopelessly corrupt" the FBI was. Nunes believes the report also revealed how the FBI worked with the Clinton campaign to launch a "hoax" that continues to this day. Many people in the United States Congress and all over America now believe that the FBI is hopelessly corrupted.
Forbes: More Democrats Criticizing Biden In Debt Ceiling Talks
Rep. Jared Golden criticized President Biden for failing to negotiate earlier with Republicans on the debt ceiling, while growing concerns about stricter welfare work requirements continue to raise alarms among Democrats. Biden began talks last week with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to raise the federal borrowing limit ahead of a June 1 deadline, expressing openness to their demand to raise the 20-hour-per-week work-requirement age cap for food stamps, a provision McCarthy said was a “red line” in the talks. However, Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Progressive Rep. Jamaal Bowman, Sens. John Fetterman and Elizabeth Warren, and six Democrats sent a letter to Biden urging him not to agree to the new work requirements.
Washington Free Beacon: UPenn Raked in Over $1 Billion in Foreign Funding Since Opening Biden Think Tank
The University of Pennsylvania's think tank, launched by President Joe Biden in 2018, has received over $1 billion in foreign funding, with significant increases after he took office. The funds come from Chinese officials, Saudi Arabian government, pharmaceutical companies seeking US assistance, and business magnates facing tax fraud and corruption investigations. Germany was the largest contributor, followed by China and Hong Kong. Concerns about security, conflict of interest, and President Biden's ties to China and foreign donors have been raised. The Penn Biden Center claims its budget comes from university funds only and that it has never solicited or received any gifts from foreign entities.
The Federalist: 6 Documented Instances Of Systemic Pro-Democrat FBI Corruption
Former FBI General Counsel Andrew Weissmann and others lied to the nation about the special counsel report which reveals systemic FBI corruption in favor of the Democratic Party, including instances of promoting misinformation that affected at least two presidential elections. Special Counsel John Durham’s report lists and compares multiple such instances to illustrate “Systemic Problems” that are “difficult to explain.” Despite this, mainstream media outlets and social media companies have censored this information at the behest of federal officials. #[]
The Durham report reveals that the FBI acted as a disinformation shop for the Clinton campaign, blatantly interfering in a presidential election using false information. It also showed that top FBI, DOJ, and CIA officials knew that the Steele dossier, Alfa Bank allegations, and other claims of Donald Trump being a traitorous Russian stooge “were part of a political effort to use the resources of the federal government’s law enforcement and intelligence agencies in support of a political objective.” Additionally, the FBI treated the Clinton and Trump campaigns differently, did not conduct any further investigations into the Clinton campaign despite having evidence of potential illegal activity, and refused to release information to Congress regarding allegations of corruption regarding Joe Biden. #[]
#society
The Right Scoop: Gov. DeSantis signs law banning transgender surgeries on minors and much more…
Florida Governor DeSantis signed a bill into law permanently banning transgender surgeries and hormone treatments for minors. The law also prohibits teachers from forcing students to declare their pronouns in school, with a focus on academics.
The Epoch Times: Musk Calls George Soros 'Magneto,' Sparks Criticism From Israeli Official
Elon Musk compared George Soros to "X-Men" supervillain "Magneto" and claimed Soros "wants to erode the very fabric of civilization" and "hates humanity" in a series of tweets. Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, responded that Musk's comments are "dangerous" and will "embolden extremists" who propagate anti-Semitic conspiracies. Musk defended his remarks, citing his freedom of speech and denied being anti-Semitic, adding that he is "a pro-Semite if anything." Soros sold off his stake in Tesla, worth $16.3 million, citing the surge in the stock price, and reduced his investments in tech companies, the filing shows.
Spectator USA: Harry and Meghan in ‘car chase’ through traffic-heavy Manhattan streets
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were involved in a car incident with paparazzi following a gala in Midtown Manhattan. The incident lasted two hours and resulted in multiple near collisions with pedestrians, drivers, and two NYPD officers. The couple and Markle's mother were followed in a "ring of highly aggressive paparazzi."
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UAE court orders British trader who orchestrated $1.7 billion tax fraud to repay Denmark's tax authority
British hedge fund trader Sanjay Shah has been ordered by the United Arab Emirates' highest court to pay $1.7bn to Denmark's tax authority after being convicted of orchestrating a massive tax fraud. Shah was accused of running a scheme in which foreign companies falsely claimed tax refunds relating to shares in Danish firms between 2012 to 2015. Shah was arrested in Dubai in 2020 and the court held the UK-born financier and some foreign firms responsible for the fraud. Shah's lawyers have declined to comment on the ruling:
The court's ruling marks the conclusion of a five-year-long attempt at catching those responsible and credits "the serious and uncompromising stance of the UAE authorities against financial misconduct." Beyond the ruling, however, the event signals Dubai's strengthening resolve to combat real and perceived financial wrongdoing at a time when pressure is mounting on the UAE to establish a stronger legal framework to deal with purported financial misbehavior in the Gulf region:
Fox News: Sanction busting new Iran-Russia intercontinental railroad agreement seeks to take on Suez Canal
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi have signed a $1.7 billion deal virtually to construct a railway that Moscow claims will rival the Suez Canal as a major global trade route. The Rasht-Astara railway will connect India, Iran, Russia, Azerbaijan and other nations with a sea route under the International North–South Transport Corridor. The deal is part of a string of agreements and partnerships amid increasingly strained ties with the West and their allied nations and could possibly be a "sanction-proof" trade route .
The Blaze: Elon Musk hits back at CNBC reporter over claims that Hispanic Texas mall shooter was a 'white supremacist': 'Bull****'
Elon Musk was confronted by David Faber in an interview about his tweets concerning the Allen, Texas, mall shooter. Musk was questioned about his allegations and apparent support for conspiracy theorists. He referenced the Hunter Biden laptop story as an example of when conspiracy theories have turned out to be true. Musk claimed that the evidence for the white supremacist claim "was some obscure Russian website that no one's ever heard, which had no followers, and the company that found this is Bellingcat." The issue was discussed on social media with arguments arising from both sides.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Labour Will Allow Housebuilding on Green Belt, Says Starmer
Labour leader Keir Starmer has pledged to reform planning rules to allow development of green belt land. Speaking on Wednesday, Starmer said his party would allow local authorities to build houses on areas of the green belt if the development did not harm the beauty of the countryside. Building on green belt land is generally not allowed in England, but Starmer said "tough choices" could be required to increase housing supply. He also vowed to challenge property developers to drive down house prices. The Conservative government said it opposed building on the green belt, but stressed its commitment to increasing housing supply.
#culture
Daily Wire: Johnny Depp Roasts Hollywood, Receives 7-Minute Standing Ovation At Cannes Film Festival
After receiving a standing ovation at Cannes Film Festival for his new movie "Jeanne du Barry", Johnny Depp spoke out about his disdain for Hollywood and the media that turned his life into "horrifically written fiction." Depp revealed that he felt boycotted by Hollywood after his ex-wife's accusations against him and expressed his disinterest in the industry. He also criticized social media and claimed people were afraid to stand up for truth and individuality. Depp urged the media to focus on the film, not his personal life that was fictionalized for years.
#health
Forbes: Why Is The FBI Sourcing Enzymes From Patagonia For Drug Detection?
South American protein engineering company Kura Biotech is the world's largest supplier of Beta Glucoronidase (BG) enzymes, used in detecting opioids and other drugs in urine samples, as well as in COVID-19 detection kits based on RT-LAMP technology. With BG sourced from the less effective bovine animal, they introduced a rational design, semi-rational design, and directed evolution approach to create a suite of quicker and more efficient BG enzymes. Kura Biotech has also developed a new DNA-building enzyme called TDT, derived from a novel TDT backbone, and is launching their Excel TDT Partnership Program at the SynBioBeta conference.
The Epoch Times: Will Lawsuits Bring an End to COVID Vaccines?
Pharmaceutical companies prioritize profits over patient safety, and those responsible for upholding scientific integrity, such as academic institutions and medical journals, collude with the industry for financial gain. Australians and UK citizens are filing class action lawsuits against regulatory agencies and drug companies for the harm caused by COVID-19 vaccines. Meanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director attempted to rewrite history by giving false testimony before Congress, and the CDC artificially inflated COVID-19 death numbers. The net effect of the pharmaceutical industry on society in recent years has been negative.
#education
Flag And Cross: After Seeing What Book Teacher Offered Their Child, Parents File Child Endangerment Complaint
Illinois middle school teacher resigns after police report for child endangerment due to graphic LGBT book, blames parents.
The Epoch Times: Maryland Public School Sues Social Media Companies For Sparking Mental Health Crisis
PGCPS has sued Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube, accusing them of negatively affecting young students' mental health and seeks financial compensation and punitive damages.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Pedophile Epstein Transferred $270K for Cambodia Genocide Denier Noam Chomsky
Noam Chomsky, political activist and genocide denier, was friends with Epstein even after his conviction. Chomsky admitted to meeting Epstein occasionally to discuss political and academic topics. Chomsky received a transfer from an Epstein-linked account for the rearrangement of his own funds, but claims he did not receive any money from Epstein. Despite his claims to hate capitalism, Chomsky was hanging around with a Wall Street guy to discuss "academic topics." Chomsky was palling around with a pedophile, but has a feeble explanation for his relationship with Epstein.
Fox News: Over 100 schools in Serbia receive bomb threats following mass shooting at an elementary school
Dozens of Serbian schools in Belgrade received bomb threats, resulting in postponed classes and evacuations. Police searched the buildings but found no bombs. This comes after two mass shootings earlier this month that left 18 people dead and 20 injured, prompting heightened security measures and protests against violence.
Fox News: Singapore hangs citizen for trafficking 3.3 pounds of cannabis
Singapore has executed another citizen for cannabis trafficking, despite increasing calls to abolish the death penalty for drug-related offenses. The man, who has not been named, was convicted in 2019 for trafficking approximately 3.3 pounds of cannabis and was hanged after a last-ditch appeal to reopen his case was dismissed by the court. His bid was based on DNA evidence and fingerprints that linked him to a much smaller amount, but the court rejected it. Singapore has executed 11 people for drug offenses last year after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is part of Singapore’s comprehensive harm prevention strategy that targets both drug demand and supply.
Fox News: Pennsylvania man found guilty after hiding in OnlyFans model's attic, photographing her as she slept
Pennsylvania man Mauricio Guerrero was found guilty of burglary, criminal trespass, and invasion of privacy after hiding in the attic of a New Hampshire woman's home for days and secretly photographing her while she slept. Investigators found that Guerrero had met the woman on social media and had driven from Pennsylvania to New Hampshire before stalking her. Guerrero claimed that the woman wanted to be stalked and that they were in a relationship, but the victim testified that they had only had sex once and were not in a relationship.
Daily Wire: University Of Idaho Quadruple Homicide Suspect Formally Indicted By Grand Jury
The suspect accused of killing four University of Idaho students has been indicted for first-degree murder and is set to be arraigned on Monday. The suspect was arrested six weeks after the students were stabbed to death and has yet to enter a plea. The victims’ families continue to challenge a court order preventing them from speaking publicly about the case.
#sports
Breitbart: Brett Favre Says USA was in a 'Better Place' Under Trump, Athletes Fear Leftist Retaliation for Criticizing Trans Athletes
Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre reflects on his thoughts about President Donald Trump, stating he believed the country was in a better position with him as the non-political leader. He also criticized the sports world for not speaking out about the transgender athlete debate, stating too many athletes are afraid of the radical transgender lobby.
#science
American Thinker: Here is some scientific data that the UN, US government, the media and others won’t show the public
Despite claims from the UN, media, and leftists, there is no evidence that humans and our use of natural resources have a material effect on temperatures, sea levels, or storms. Three tables of actual data show that there is no correlation between cars and trucks on the road, population, crude oil usage and temperatures. Life expectancy, however, has significantly increased with our use of natural resources to improve our quality of life. The UN, US, and other countries are preventing underdeveloped countries from using natural resources while politicians and bureaucrats lecture them to stay poor. This is a massive fraud and a shakedown of the American people.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Swimbaits of 2023
The best swimbaits for catching largemouth bass in the spring include soft plastic or hard materials of various sizes, colors, and swimming styles. The Keitech Fat Swing Impact is versatile and effective for many species, while the Storm Wildeye Shad is a budget-friendly option that works well in freshwater and saltwater. The Mike Bucca Bull Shad is for anglers seeking speed and a realistic injured shad look, while the Storm Arashi Glide Bait offers an easy-to-fish option with natural action. The SPRO BBZ Rat is a fun, topwater bait that mimics a rodent and creates explosive strikes.
#technology
Newsbusters: OpenAI CEO: AI May Cause ‘Significant Harm to the World’
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirms concerns over AI becoming a digital god that could wreak havoc on the world are not exaggerated. During a Congressional hearing on Tuesday, Altman called for more regulations to mitigate the risks, but praised AI's potential. However, Altman's technology has already been proven to go wrong, with his company's chatbot, ChatGPT, showing biased responses to politics. Altman's changing stance on AI has contradicted his explicitly more cautionary tone from eight years ago. Conservatives are under attack! Demand that Big Tech be held accountable to mirror the First Amendment.
#other
The Epoch Times: How to Clean Ceiling Fans Without Making a Mess
Ceiling fans can collect a lot of dust and dirt, which can lead to inefficiency and clumps of particles scattered throughout the room. To clean ceiling fans, use an old pillowcase sprayed with a mild all-purpose cleaner or vinegar and water solution to wipe the blades and trap dust and debris inside. Then wash glass light globes with warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly, and use a microfiber cloth to wipe the fan's pull chain and motor. If you have vaulted ceilings, use an extendable duster to reach the blades and cover the floor and nearby furniture to avoid dropping dust around the room.