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America First News
25 May 2023
#illegals
Townhall: Florida Embraces E-Verify as Border Surge Floods Job Market
Florida has implemented the E-Verify program to protect American workers from the influx of illegal immigrants entering the country and taking their jobs. The legislation requires businesses with 25 or more employees to determine the eligibility of their employees to work in the United States or face hefty fines and possible revocation of business licenses. The success of E-Verify, which is more than 99 percent effective, is indisputable and other states should follow Florida's lead in protecting its citizens.
#politics
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Maps Out How He'll Beat Trump And Then Biden
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declares his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination, citing his broad acceptability among Republicans and ability to win over independents in the general election against Joe Biden. He plans to use aggressive tactics, including ballot harvesting in legal states and building a border wall. DeSantis also contrasts his positions with those of Donald Trump, including opposition to amnesty for illegal immigrants and excessive spending bills.
Breitbart: DeSantis: I'm Firing Wray, Anyone Who Colluded with Tech Censorship, Not Failing to Hold FBI, DOJ Accountable Like Other GOP Presidents
Governor Ron DeSantis has stated that should he be elected president, he would fire FBI Director Christopher Wray on the first day of his term. DeSantis stated that Republican presidents have mistakenly viewed the FBI and DOJ as independent agencies, with both actually falling under the executive branch. He argued that if the FBI or DOJ colluded with a tech company to censor content, those involved would be fired. DeSantis also spoke about the need for an attorney general with a strong backbone and the importance of holding agencies accountable.
Townhall: The Kind of President I Want
Trump or DeSantis will likely be the Republican nominee for President next year. Other candidates are in the race but have no chance of winning. The ideal President would be a strong, principled conservative who loves America and has solid moral character. It remains to be seen if DeSantis will meet these qualifications as he is not yet wholly vetted.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Defends His Fight Against Disney in Campaign Launch
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stands by his decision to rescind Disney's special self-governing status, claiming that the corporation supported injecting gender ideology in elementary schools and pushing adult sexuality on children. He accused Disney of being exempt from the laws other competitors had to follow, receiving massive tax breaks, and racking up municipal debt, and his administration ended their self-governing status, accusing them of suing to try to get special privileges. Disney filed a lawsuit against the DeSantis administration in April, arguing that removing the company’s special status violated its First Amendment rights.
The American Spectator: DeSantis Dives Into the Muck
Ron DeSantis announced he is running for president, tempting those who see him as an anti-Trump option. However, the real issue is the unstoppable nature of the American Left, and opposing them leads to being slimed, defamed, abused, and brutalized. DeSantis is accused of enacting policies that will devastate Black communities, with a narrative of him as a virulent racist who's trying to oppress minorities, actively being pushed by the Left. If he emerges from the smears, he could become one of the greatest but if he doesn't, it's just a matter of time before they declare victory and say his career is over.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: The 2024 path to victory is offering credible solutions to what worries voters most
Laura Ingraham talks about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' successful legislative agenda, comparing it to Trump's strong leadership. Despite criticism and protests, DeSantis was able to push through measures on abortion, guns, death penalty, immigration, schools, and gender identity. He also won re-election by a huge margin, giving him the leverage to get his agenda passed into law. Ingraham warns DeSantis to focus on economic issues, immigration, and high prices, which voters care about, rather than getting caught up in cultural issues.
#society
The Epoch Times: 2 Killed, Others Hurt in Severe Storms North of Houston
A collapsing house under construction in Conroe leaves two dead and seven injured. The cause of the collapse is not yet determined but is speculated to be due to strong storms.
The American Spectator: Remote Work Is Not Immoral
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has criticized the “moral high horse” of remote workers and urged the nation’s “laptop class” to return to their offices. Musk sees remote work as “messed up” and reflects poorly on the moral character of those working from home. Critics claim this is an overgeneralization, but the CEO insists that permitting remote work will lead to decreased productivity. While employer policies may be affected by the pandemic, Steven Greenhut, a writer, and editor, insists that there is nothing immoral about working from home and that employees should have the freedom to choose their preferred work environment.
#religion
The American Spectator: On Drag Queens and the Methodist Breakup
The United Methodist Church is facing an internal split as hundreds of U.S. congregations vote to leave for the more conservative denomination, the Global Methodist Church. Amidst this, churches are hosting family-friendly drag shows, including one at the First United Methodist Church of Sherman, Texas, which was protested by activists such as furries and contained off-duty cops. Such shows have become ubiquitous, with even pastors dressing up. Such moves are said to be part of the push to normalize the LGBTQ agenda and to involve young children in supporting the transgender cause.
Amidst controversy over sexuality issues, and with the United Methodist Church bodies voting to uphold bans on same-sex marriage and gay clergy, the theological differences in the Church are deep. With a survey finding 70% of respondents believe the primary focus of the Church is saving souls for Jesus Christ and 30% wanting social justice as the focus, it is the liberal group that is defying Church law. As the Church landscape continuously changes, now less than a month before the departure window closes, the Methodist Church exodus is gaining momentum, with Conservative Churches rushing to exit the denomination, permitted by church law passed in 2019, which enables them to protect their theology while also keeping their property.
#health
The Epoch Times: Pregnancy Centers Ask California Lawmaker to Apologize for Calling Them ‘Fake’
California pregnancy centers fight back against accusations of being “fake health care centers” made by Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo. The Santa Clarita Valley Pregnancy Center held a press conference in May to refute Schiavo’s claim that the state’s pregnancy centers were unlicensed and deceptive. The California Family Council, which aims to advance “God’s design for life, family, [and] liberty,” reports that 87 out of 162 centers in the state are licensed. Schiavo’s proposed legislation, AB 710, which would launch a public information campaign through the California Department of Public Health to communicate facts about pregnancy care and abortion services to ensure women seeking abortion know where to get medically accurate, comprehensive, and unbiased information, failed to pass the Assembly Appropriations Committee in May.
#education
Townhall: Colorado Teachers Continue Flirtation With Communism
Teachers' unions in Colorado are advocating for the teaching of communist ideology in schools, with one teacher admitting to preaching radical communist ideas in his classroom. The Colorado Education Association passed an anti-capitalism resolution at its annual delegate assembly in May, claiming that the only way to address inequality is to dismantle capitalism and replace it with a new, equitable system. Colorado State Sen. Mark Baisley has called the push for a "forceful cultural revolution" in schools "unconscionable" and has alerted the Colorado Attorney General about the "primeval call to arms" used by the teacher.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Prosecutor: Fatal Shooting of Grammy Winner by Police 'Reasonably Necessary'
Grammy-winning sound engineer Mark Capps was shot and killed by police during his arrest in January in Nashville, Tennessee. Authorities charged Capps with two counts each of aggravated assault and aggravated kidnapping after his wife and stepdaughter reported being held at gunpoint. When police arrived at his house to arrest him, Capps brandished his pistol, and an officer shot him dead. After a review of evidence, a Tennessee prosecutor has deemed the shooting "reasonably necessary."
#sports
Fox News: On this day in history, May 25, 1935, Babe Ruth hits his 714th home run
Babe Ruth, famous American baseball player, hit his 714th and last career home run at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 25, 1935, during one of his last games. Ruth hit three home runs and drove in six runs during the game. Ruth's record for career home runs stood for almost 40 years until Hank Aaron broke it in 1974.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Ruth was the first of eight children and lived in an orphanage for boys until he was 19 years old. Ruth was an impressive pitcher and played for the New York Yankees from 1920 until he retired. Ruth passed away from throat cancer on August 16, 1948. On January 29, 1936, Ruth was elected as one of the first members of the US Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.