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America First News
24 May 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Dem Governor Tells Local Leaders Not To Be So 'Bigoted,' Let Migrants in
New York governor Kathy Hochul told officials to accept illegal immigrants and not be "bigoted." This comes after Suffolk County decided not to accept migrants bused in from New York City. Earlier this month, mayor Eric Adams planned to bus hundreds of migrants to suburban areas outside his city, angering local leaders who declared a state of emergency to prevent the buses.
Breitbart: WATCH: Human Smuggler Drops Pre-School-Age Child over California Border Wall
Human smugglers dropped two small children from a 30-foot border wall in San Diego, with shots firing from the Mexican side during the rescue of the injured four-year-old child. The child is okay after the fall, and officials are working with U.S. and Mexican law enforcement to identify the source of the gunfire.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Nearly 400 Foreigners Found on Chicago's Voter Rolls Since 2007
Over 394 foreign nationals in Cook County, Illinois, were found on voter rolls and subsequently asked to have their registrations cancelled due to being wrongfully registered. Although the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 known as "Motor Voter" is to blame, requiring states' Department of Motor Vehicles to offer voter registration while applicants get a driver's license. PILF President J. Christian Adams said lawmakers must confront the reality of Motor Voter, allowing states to validate American citizenship before a voter registers. Over the course of numerous election cycles, 20 of these foreign nationals allegedly cast 85 ballots.
#politics
Breitbart: Ellen Barkin: 'I F**kin Hate These Motherf**ing Republicans. Every Last One. F**k Them One and All'
Hollywood actress Ellen Barkin tweeted her hate for Republicans with profane language, though later apologizing. It is unclear what prompted the outburst, but Barkin has a history of obscene social media posts aimed at conservatives, including calling Donald Trump a "murderous motherf*cker."
Fox News: Special Counsel Jack Smith working to wrap up Mar-a-Lago classified records investigation: Source
Special Counsel Jack Smith is wrapping up his probe into former President Trump's alleged retention of classified records at Mar-a-Lago by completing interviews with staff and conducting numerous grand jury interviews. It's uncertain when he'll announce his findings or if he'll prosecute Trump. Smith was appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland last November in connection with the Justice Department's investigation after the National Archives and Records Administration claimed Trump took 15 boxes of presidential records containing classified national security information to his personal residence. The matter was referred to the Justice Department by NARA.
The National Archives and Records Administration has testified that every administration since Reagan has mishandled classified materials. Smith was also appointed to investigate the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, including whether Trump or other officials interfered with the peaceful transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election, and to investigate the alleged improper retention of classified records by President Biden and Former Vice President Pence. It is not known when findings will be announced in any of these investigations.
Fox News: IRS commissioner denies intervening to retaliate against whistleblowers connected to Hunter Biden complaint
IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel denies retaliating against whistleblowers in the investigation of Hunter Biden. However, Werfel's letter acknowledges that a whistleblower, referenced by Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., experienced a work assignment change at the direction of the Department of Justice and TIGTA confirmed that Werfel's role as commissioner is not investigative. Attorneys for IRS whistleblower claimed their entire investigative team was removed from the Hunter Biden probe at the request of the Department of Justice, but Werfel said he couldn't provide details on the matter.
Washington Free Beacon: Second Whistleblower in Hunter Biden Investigation Claims Retaliation
A second whistleblower at the IRS claims to have faced retaliation for raising concerns about the agency's investigation into Hunter Biden's taxes. The initial whistleblower alleged that the Biden administration was showing "preferential treatment" towards the president's son and AG Merrick Garland provided misleading testimony, leading to the whistleblower and his team being taken off the Biden probe. The second whistleblower was also removed and threatened with criminal punishment. The lawyers for the initial whistleblower fired off a new letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel outlining the alleged retaliation and warning the IRS to stop "intimidating" whistleblowers.
Breitbart: Michigan Governor Signs Red Flag Bill Amid Questions of Enforcement
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a red flag law, which allows guns to be taken from an individual for a year, into law, despite concerns over enforcement. Over half of Michigan's counties have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries, refusing to enforce laws that infringe on Second Amendment rights. Some local sheriffs have also stated that they will not enforce the law if they consider it unconstitutional. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has vowed to enforce the law, even going as far as to seek others to enforce the law if necessary.
The Blaze: 'Florida is openly hostile toward Socialists': Rick Scott appears to mock NAACP travel advisory by issuing one of his own
Senator Rick Scott issued a travel advisory for socialists visiting Florida, warning that the state does not welcome their ideology. The advisory was issued in response to the Biden Administration's attempts to erase capitalism, says the press release. Scott warns that attempts to spread socialism with cause laughter and mockery in north Florida, and that socialists may encounter those with firsthand experience of the horrors of socialism in Central and South Florida. The language of Scott's press release is similar to the NAACP's recent announcement of a travel advisory regarding Florida.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will announce his 2024 presidential bid during a Twitter Spaces with Elon Musk on Wednesday evening, according to reports.
The Blaze: Joy Behar says Tim Scott and Clarence Thomas don't understand what it means to be black in America: 'He doesn't get it'
Joy Behar criticized Republican Senator Tim Scott for not acknowledging systemic racism faced by African Americans, comparing him to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. She also referred to Republican Governor Ron DeSantis as "Ron DeFascist." Scott responded by saying that Americans should focus on disproving lies by their actions and telling the whole story of America rising, rather than subscribing to a victim mentality.
Flag And Cross: It's Not Over: Kari Lake Brushes Off Senate Run, Announces Her Next Move for 2024
Republican candidate Kari Lake plans to appeal an Arizona judge's ruling against her election challenge lawsuit of Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs' win. She will also undertake the largest ballot-chasing campaign in the state's history during the 2024 election. Lake did not comment on whether she will be running for US Senate. Her legal team was unable to provide sufficient evidence that Arizona law was not followed during the county's signature verification process for mail-in ballots in November's general election. Lake's organization, Save Arizona, will also be active in the 2024 election cycle.
Daily Wire: Charge Against Shareholder Activist Detained After Invoking Epstein Dropped
The felony case against a conservative activist who was arrested at Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting has been thrown out. Peter Flaherty, chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, was detained after mentioning the links between Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein. Flaherty had been arrested by Omaha police following an altercation with security guards. No explanation has been given for the decision to drop the case.
#society
Fox News: Texas home construction collapse kills 2, injures several others
A house collapsed in Conroe, Texas, killing two and injuring five others. The home was under construction and the injured were part of the construction crew. The cause is unknown, but the area was under a tornado warning.
Fox News: Candace Cameron Bure explains Chick-fil-A photo after critics suggest she lied about not eating fast food
Actress Candace Cameron Bure responded to critics claiming she ate fast food other than In-N-Out in the last 20 years, sharing a photo holding a Chick-fil-A cup on social media in 2012. A representative for Bure clarified that she only had an iced tea in the photo. Bure mainly follows a plant-based diet, but breaks her diet rules about 20% of the time. She suffered from bulimia in the past and mainly eats a rotation of her favorite meals.
Forbes: Author Post: Share The Wealth: An Ethical Alternative To Getting Rich Quick
The pandemic widened the wealth gap; the super-rich benefited, while the poor suffered. If they won't share, we should. We can connect with organizations like Kiva.org to micro-lend to worthwhile projects. Wealth isn't just money; true wealth includes a loving family, personal health, and a sense of purpose. Let's get with the program and share the wealth, like Life does everywhere.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: China Eyes New Provocations As Super Typhoon Mawar Targets Guam Bases
Super Typhoon Mawar is expected to hit Guam and neighboring islands with destructive winds of at least 150 mph, a massive storm surge, and flooding as tensions between America and China simmer across the Pacific. Guam is home to several critical military facilities and is a critical mission enabler for the U.S. military, where even minor weather disruptions can increase national security risks. Guam has historical experiences of Hurricane Pongsona in 2002 that caused over $1.18 billion in damage, igniting a fire in Guam’s gasoline storage area, and leaving the entire island without easily accessible fuel, damaging the critical medical facility, and leaving the entire island without easily accessible fuel, airbase weathering over 180 mph gusts in the storm, and leaving the entire island without easily accessible fuel.
Congress should demand that future government facilities on Guam comprise only of hardened infrastructure able to recover from strong winds and storm surge. In addition, congress should fund further resources to enhance Guam’s military and civil infrastructure, with particular attention toward improving Guam’s maritime defenses and submarine pens. America’s law enforcement and national security partners should start tracking Chinese, Russian and North Korean activities, and see if activity patterns change when weather threatens, signaling potential exploitation of the disruption through the encouragement of anti-American or anti-military sentiment; without the proper surveillance, Guam will be left to recover pretty much on its own.
Washington Free Beacon: Free Beacon Founding Editor Matthew Continetti Banned From Russia
Matthew Continetti, founding editor of Washington Free Beacon, is among the 500 Americans banned by Russia from entering the country. Continetti attributes the ban to his criticism of Russian aggression in support of freedom. Other prominent Americans on the list include former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, Senator J.D. Vance, former President Barack Obama, and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough. The Russian Foreign Ministry declared that "not a single hostile attack against Russia will go without a strong reaction," following the Biden administration sanctions.
#economy
Fox News: Amazon workers upset over layoffs, return-to-office mandate plan walkout
Amazon workers plan a walkout at its Seattle HQ next week over layoffs, return-to-office policy and the company's impact on the environment. The protest will take place after the annual shareholder meeting and contingent on 1,000 workers agreeing to participate. Amazon has cut 27,000 jobs since November across various departments, and some employees complain about the firm's impact on climate change. More than 20,000 workers signed a petition urging Amazon to reconsider a return-to-office mandate that took effect in May.
Daily Wire: White House Says 14th Amendment Won’t ‘Fix The Current’ Debt Problem
The White House dismissed invoking the 14th Amendment as a solution to prevent US from defaulting on its $31tn debt crisis, indicating that Congress must act promptly. The Democrat and Republican parties disagree on how to approach debt limit negotiations and budget reforms; while the former suggests separate processes for both, the latter wants to link the debt ceiling with spending caps. Biden considered using the authority granted to him by the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling but expressed uncertainty regarding the approach's effectiveness and legality. There is a pressing need for Congress to reach a decision by 1 June as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen cautioned of a catastrophic default.
#education
Fox News: Biden DOE claims district removing books discussing bestiality likely violated civil rights law
The Department of Education found a Georgia district's removal of sexually explicit books from libraries potentially violated federal laws and was racially and sexually hostile. The district settled the complaint and will follow media center material laws.
#crime
Fox News: New York Sheriff's deputies fatally shoot man who opened fire during narcotics raid
Deputies fatally shot a man who shot two of them during a search warrant in upstate NY. The search was part of a narcotics investigation led by the DEA.
Daily Wire: Uncle Of Jordan Neely Arrested For Allegedly Pickpocketing, Has 70+ Prior Arrests: Reports
Christopher Neely, uncle of Jordan Neely, was arrested for a string of larcenies, with over 70 prior arrests. He was caught carrying credit cards from numerous victims near the Port Authority Bus Terminal, armed with a gravity knife. He was charged with criminal possession of stolen property, resisting arrest, bail jumping, and unlawful possession of a weapon.
Jordan Neely's nephew, Christopher Neely, faced his own arrest after a string of robberies. Neely's arrest comes while the family is seeking justice for the death of Jordan, who was choked to death by a former U.S. Marine, Daniel Penny. Penny was charged with second-degree manslaughter and says it had nothing to do with race.
Breitbart: NBC's 'Law & Order' Portrays Assassin of Pro-Second Amendment Senator as Victim
A gun control activist kills a senator who changed his vote on gun control. Detective Jalen Shaw sympathizes with the shooter, convincing him to surrender. District Attorney Jack McCoy calls for common sense gun control legislation and later pursues first degree murder charges against the shooter, who is eventually found guilty during the Law & Order season finale.
Flag And Cross: Uncle of Jordan Neely Arrested a Day After He Took a Shot at Marine Vet Daniel Penny: Report
Christopher Neely, the uncle of Jordan Neely, who died during a subway incident, has been arrested for allegedly stealing purses from restaurants the day after he called for the prosecution of Daniel Penny, a veteran charged with his nephew's manslaughter. Neely, who has a criminal record of over 70 arrests, is in police custody for charges of criminal possession of stolen property, resisting arrest, bail jumping, and unlawful possession of a weapon. Penny was one of several passengers who restrained Jordan Neely during a subway incident on New York's F train, as the man was behaving threateningly.
Fox News: Florida man arrested after intentionally setting fire to his home with four children inside: police
Police arrested Wade Oliver in Plant City, Florida, for allegedly setting fire to his home with four children inside. All six individuals were treated for smoke inhalation and released from the hospital. Oliver was charged with two counts of firebombing, arson of a dwelling, child neglect, and possession of methamphetamine. Detectives found Molotov cocktails in the home and Cookson, also a resident, was charged with one count of child neglect. All four children were placed in the custody of the Child Protective Investigations Division.
Fox News: Death sentence for man who killed North Dakota student reduced to life in prison
Sex offender Alfonso Rodriguez Jr.'s death sentence for killing university student Dru Sjodin in North Dakota has been amended to life in prison. The sentence was overturned in September 2021 due to constitutional violations during the trial and misleading testimony. Rodriguez kidnapped Sjodin in 2003, sexually assaulted her, cut her throat and left her to die in a ravine. The death penalty was withdrawn at the direction of Attorney General Merrick Garland, who announced a federal execution moratorium in 2021.
Rodriguez's only possible sentence is now life in prison without parole. He was listed as a death row inmate in Indiana as of Tuesday. The U.S Attorney in North Dakota withdrew his effort to seek the death penalty in March. The federal Justice Department was criticized by death penalty opponents for pursuing the sentence despite President Biden's opposition to capital punishment.
Fox News: California youths linked to at least 35 robberies in Oakland area
Nine underage boys and girls have been arrested and linked to 35 robberies in Northern California, terrorizing residents with violence. Eight of the suspects are from Oakland, ranging in age from 12 to 17 years old. The police department warns of "brazenly victimizing individuals at alarming rates" and the city has already seen a 7% increase in robberies compared to last year.
PJ Media: UPDATE: Hunter College Prof Who Yelled at Student Pro-Lifers Holds Machete to Reporter's Throat
A New York professor was caught on video attacking a pro-life display created by students. When a reporter from the New York Post arrived at her apartment to ask her questions, she emerged with a machete and threatened him. She even followed him down the street while shouting threats. The college has since relieved her of her duties.
#sports
Fox News: Bills’ Damar Hamlin appears at OTAs nearly five months after cardiac arrest
Damar Hamlin appears at Buffalo Bills practice five months after cardiac arrest during game against Cincinnati Bengals. Hamlin participated in some drills without helmet but was not a full participant. Bills head coach Sean McDermott said that he is "in the building working and taking it one day at a time." Hamlin was cleared for football activities in mid-April after doctors diagnosed him with commotio cordis. He won the 2023 George Halas Award for overcoming adversity.
Fox News: Phillies' Trea Turner gives brutally honest self-assessment of his early season performance: 'I've sucked'
Philadelphia Phillies' star shortstop, Trea Turner, has expressed disappointment with his poor performance so far this baseball season and understands fan frustration. Despite early boos from the crowd, Turner remains positive and is focused on improving his game. The Phillies' offense has also struggled, and the team sits in fourth place in the NL East.
Fox News: Michael Block offered $50,000 for club used on hole-in-one
Michael Block became a household name at the PGA Championship in Rochester, NY when he made the cut and hit a hole-in-one on the final day, paired with Rory McIlroy. Block earned $288,333 for his T-15th finish and has an offer for his seven-iron for $50k. He qualified for the 2024 PGA Championship and will be playing at the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial.