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America First News
26 May 2023
#illegals
Daily Wire: Law And Order Works: Illegal Aliens Already ‘Self-Deporting’ Out Of Florida Before New Immigration Rules Even Begin
Florida's tough immigration law, enacted by Governor Ron DeSantis, is causing illegal aliens to "self-deport" from the state, according to reports. The law requires employers to use E-Verify, punishes them with a $1,000 daily fine for non-compliance and suspends licenses of those knowingly employing undocumented workers. The legislation also imposes penalties for using false IDs for employment purposes and bars local authorities from issuing identification cards to illegal immigrants. Despite criticism from organizations such as the League of United Latin American Citizens, many view the measures as a means to preserve economic stability and protect American citizens.
#politics
Daily Wire: ‘Please Tell Me That’s Not True’: Dems Can’t Believe Biden Is Ditching Town Amid Debt Talks, Report Claims
Congressional Democrats are growing frustrated with President Joe Biden's lack of action and communication surrounding the looming national debt default. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy is demanding a deal to stave off default, but Biden is heading to Camp David for Memorial Day weekend. According to POLITICO, Democrats are openly calling on the press to pressure the Biden administration to take action and make a deal.
The Blaze: PROOF Bud Light, Target boycotts ARE WORKING. But will it last?
Target CEO defended the company's woke campaigns as good business decisions and "the right thing to do for society," but Target is now facing backlash and violence from customers. The retail giant will pull some of its LGBTQ-friendly kids clothing due to the backlash, claiming fears for workers' safety. Glenn Beck believes the growing societal pressure against Target and woke campaigns is a good thing and may pressure others to choose alternative stores. The company was promoting occult-themed and satanic LGBTQ clothing and accessories, which has added to the controversy.
PJ Media: Biden Cries Murder on Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death
Joe Biden revived the lie that George Floyd was murdered due to police violence, on the third anniversary of his death. Biden tweeted that his death has exposed the need for America to ensure fair and impartial justice for all, but this is just stirring up racial hatred as Floyd did not die of asphyxia or strangulation. Democrats exploited Floyd's death for political or financial gain and BLM, which made millions following his death, is headed for insolvency. Biden is an untrustworthy president, happy to violate the Constitution, and kneecapping law enforcement while violent crime is on the rise.
Fox News: DeSantis torches Trump over COVID lockdowns: 'He turned the country over to Fauci'
Florida Governor and Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis criticized former President Donald Trump for handing over the country to Dr. Anthony Fauci during the pandemic, stating that the move destroyed millions of lives. DeSantis argued that his approach in Florida, standing against media, bureaucracy, and even some Republicans, had helped the state outperform virtually every other state in the country in terms of significant metrics. He also dismissed Trump's attacks against his candidacy and claimed that Trump was going after him because "he understands I'm the candidate who can beat him."
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases' former director, Dr. Fauci, was criticized for strongly advocating mask mandates and lockdowns throughout the pandemic. Trump and his team of advisors often disagreed with Fauci, who made frequent appearances in the media during the pandemic. Despite the contentious relationship, DeSantis criticized the former president for turning over the country to Fauci and causing damage to Americans' lives.
Breitbart: Massie: DeSantis Didn't Shut Down While 'Trump Was Urging Governors to Shut Their Economies Down'
Rep. Thomas Massie endorses Ron DeSantis for President in 2024 citing DeSantis's successful management of the economy during the pandemic, not shutting down beaches or gyms and firing his surgeon general for one that followed common sense. Massie argues that Trump should have fired Fauci and that DeSantis will be able to reach out to young people who were adversely affected by COVID lockdowns.
PJ Media: Jailed Luggage Thief Sam Brinton Is Also a Member of the L.A. Dodgers' Favorite Anti-Catholic Group
Former nuclear waste czar and self-proclaimed "Sister Ray Dee O'Active" Sam Brinton, who stole women's luggage and posed in their clothes, is also a member of an anti-Catholic political group and is now in jail for felony theft. Brinton, who dresses like a clown, stole a suitcase belonging to an African designer at Reagan Airport in 2018 and is awaiting trial. Despite being a key contributor at the Department of Energy, he has also appeared on the show of a drag queen nun and enthused about his life and drag persona.
After announcing they would celebrate the anti-Christian drag nuns, the Los Angeles Dodgers reversed their decision due to complaints from Catholics, but then apologized and invited them back. Meanwhile, Brinton, who is in "pre-placement hold" at the Montgomery County jail, will be housed with the men in "general population." One wonders how the June 16 Dodgers game against San Francisco, which has a high percentage of Latino Catholics, will be received.
Breitbart: Poll: Donald Trump Dominates Iowa Caucus by 42 Points
Trump leads Republican primary field in Iowa caucus by 42 points, according to Emerson College Polling data. DeSantis came in second with 20 percent support, followed by Pence and Haley tied for third, Scott, Ramaswamy, Sununu, and Hutchinson. Trump's base continues to be voters under 35 and without a college degree. The survey was taken prior to DeSantis formally announcing his candidacy.
National Review: DeSantis Campaign Says It Raised $8.2 Million in 24 Hours after Launch
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis raised $8.2 million in the first 24 hours of his 2024 presidential bid, with help from Elon Musk in a Twitter Spaces conversation that caused audio glitches. DeSantis's campaign took the technological issues in stride, saying that there was so much enthusiasm for his vision that he "literally busted up the internet." The haul exceeded the $6.3 million President Biden raised in his first 24 hours as a candidate in 2019.
#society
Fox News: Minnesota Gov. Walz signs paid family, medical leave bill into law
Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz, has signed a bill requiring employers to provide paid family and medical leave until 2026, with up to 12 weeks of leave per year, capped at 20 weeks for combined leave. The program will be funded by a 0.7% payroll tax on employers. Minnesota joins 12 other states and the District of Columbia in having a paid family and medical leave program, which supporters say addresses the disparity that exists in the existing unpaid leave program, giving workers who have not been able to care for their families before the ability to do so. Opponents argue that compliance will be burdensome, but supporters argue that the program will ultimately reduce inequality and improve employee morale.
Fox News: Kohberger victim's family dubs her birthday 'Maddie May Day,' encourages acts of kindness
The family of Madison Mogen, one of four students killed in a stabbing attack last fall, created a holiday to celebrate her birthday: Maddie May Day, during which people should commit acts of kindness. The idea has spread across social media and people are taking part by donating to charity, leaving gifts and bringing treats to others. There is no requirement for people to be anywhere or do anything specific, making the idea both simple and effective. Madison Mogen was killed in November 2022, and a former criminology student at Washington State University has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder in connection with the deaths.
Forbes: Target Corp. Stresses Core Values As Conservatives Rail Against Retailer’s Support Of LGBTQIA+ Community
Target has responded to growing backlash from conservatives by removing some Pride-themed merchandise from its shelves. In an open letter, the company stated that inclusivity is crucial to its values and that it wants guests and team members alike to feel safe and welcome in its stores at all times. The company has a Pride+ Business Council which is focused on fostering inclusion, and also partners with GLSEN in an effort to ensure that all students feel safe and welcome in the classroom.
The Blaze: Bud Light sponsoring LGBT pride events in the face of the damaging Dylan Mulvaney fiasco
Anheuser-Busch is sponsoring LGBT Pride events, despite the recent controversy over employing transgender figure Dylan Mulvaney to promote Bud Light beer. The company is set to sponsor the second annual Bud Light Pride River Parade and Celebration in San Antonio, Texas, and is listed under the Anheuser-Busch family of brands for the 2023 Chicago Pride Fest. Anheuser-Busch itself is also a sponsor of Pride St. Louis and has backed LGBT+ businesses for more than two decades. Anheuser-Busch previously partnered with GLAAD to launch rainbow aluminium bottles in 2019.
Daily Wire: The Tide Is Turning: Prominent Christians Talk Effective Target And Bud Light Boycotts
Conservative consumers are hitting companies that promote LGBT ideology where it counts: their wallets. Following backlash, Target and other firms are backtracking on Pride merchandise promoting transgenderism, a move Wall Street has taken note of. The boycott has hurt brands such as Bud Light and Anheuser-Busch to the tune of nearly $16 billion and $6 billion in lost market capitalization respectively. Bishop Barron also called for a boycott of the Los Angeles Dodgers after the team partnered with the highly controversial, anti-Catholic "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" LGBT group.
#war
The Federalist Papers: Chinese Caught Red-Handed Stripping Allied WWII Grave for Scrap
Chinese salvage ship Chuan Hong 68 has been caught looting British World War II shipwrecks near the Malaysian coast. Both wrecks are officially designated war graves. The Chuan Hong 68 has reportedly been scavenging World War II shipwrecks illegally for about ten years in various Southeast Asian countries.
Daily Wire: Jerry Nadler Sure Seems Carefree About World War III Starting
Representative Jerry Nadler (D-NY) stated that he would not care if Ukraine invaded Russia, and refused to say if he would condemn Ukraine if they used American-made F-16s to attack Russia. He even smirked about the intensification of the war. Nadler's comments are dismissed as careless by many.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Displaced Ethiopians Hold Massive Demonstrations After Aid Suspended
IDPs in Ethiopia’s Tigray region staged protests over delays in returning home, continued presence of hostile militia forces, and suspension of humanitarian aid. They demand immediate solutions from the federal government, Tigrayan government, and international organizations. Aid suspension has left IDPs vulnerable to hunger and disease, pushing them into dire situations. The conflict has displaced huge numbers of people, especially in Tigray, where human rights groups say there was an ethnic cleansing campaign that drove some 70,000 Tigray residents across the border into Sudan.
American Thinker: John Bolton the war hawk braggart ridicules President Trump for his America First foreign policy
John Bolton criticized President Trump's understanding of international relations and America's place in the world. However, under Trump's leadership, many international crises were averted, such as nuclear threats from North Korea and Iran's downing of a U.S. drone. Trump also secured the Abraham peace accords, moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, and put sanctions on China and Russia. Bolton, like many Democrats, seems to prefer swamp creatures who fail to achieve real results.
#economy
Forbes: Minnesota Governor Vetoes Rideshare Minimum Pay Bill After Uber Threatens To Leave State
Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Walz has vetoed a bill passed by the state's House and Senate that would have laid down minimum pay rates for ride-hailing drivers, such as those working for Uber and Lyft. The plan, which would have required a $5 fee plus at least $1.45 per mile within the Twin Cities area as well as 34 cents per minute spent driving customers, led Uber to threaten to halt most of its services in the state if it were enacted. Walz said he had "set up a working group to recommend new ride-share rules next year" adding he was committed to "finding solutions that balance the interests of all parties, including drivers and riders."
Fox News: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Getting a Debt Ceiling Deal
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said that Congress has until early June to lift the debt ceiling, afterward the government may struggle to pay its bills. However, a deal is not yet in sight. Initially, a potential deal was said to be in reach, but a chasm existed just a few days ago, and House Financial Services Committee Chairman Patrick McHenry has said serious issues still need to be worked out. The debt ceiling bill would have to have the proper formula of Democratic and Republican votes with Republicans pushing to cut spending to 2022 levels while Democrats want to freeze spending at this year’s levels. The issue is expected to be bipartisan and include Democratic priorities.
Forbes: Disney Ride Manufacturer Dynamic Attractions To Be Sold For $2 Million
Hong Kong-based financial services firm Promising Expert Limited (PEL) has bought Dynamic Attractions, the engineering company behind some of Disney's most iconic rides, such as Space Mountain and Test Track. Dynamic was one of the theme park industry's giants and has contributed significantly to the sector as a whole, having delivered over $700m worth of ride contracts over the years. Though Dynamic has been sold, PEL is only buying the majority of its operations and is not purchasing the manufacturing equipment in its Vancouver production facility.
Dynamic Attractions, the engineering company that built Disney's iconic rides, is set to be sold to PEL for $2m. PEL is a Hong Kong-based financial services firm. Dynamic has delivered over $700m worth of ride contracts for Disney and rival Hollywood Studios. Despite the sale of Dynamic to PEL, the majority of Dynamic's operations have been bought by PEL, who has cut a significant portion of its secured debt from the company. It is not clear how much the other creditors of the company will receive.
Forbes: Uber Threatens To Cut Most Service In Minnesota If Minimum Pay Law Takes Effect
Uber may stop serving most of Minnesota and offer higher-pricing services in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area if Gov. Tim Walz signs a bill setting a new minimum payment rate for drivers. The proposed legislation would require digital ride-hailing firms like Uber and Lyft to pay drivers a minimum of $1.25 per mile outside the Twin Cities area as well as $0.34 per minute for any time spent driving customers, with a $5 fee. Uber has tried to create legislation that would provide flexibility to drivers without compromising service for riders. If the bill is signed into law, Uber will stop operating service outside Minneapolis-St. Paul and offer “premium products” starting August 1.
#culture
Breitbart: Watch -- Tina Turner's 7 Greatest Performances
Legendary pop and rock icon Tina Turner passed away on Wednesday at the age of 83. Here are some of Turner's biggest performances throughout her career, including her performances at Live Aid in Philadelphia, her record-breaking concert in Rio de Janeiro, and her 50th-anniversary tour. Turner won multiple Grammy Awards and sold over 100 million records worldwide throughout her career.
Fox News: Sharon Stone, 65, is ‘ready for summer’ in animal print bikini
Sharon Stone shares a bikini selfie, showing her ready for summer and receiving plenty of compliments from celebrities. The photo shows her in a green and black animal print bikini and Ray-Ban sunglasses in what appears to be a luxurious living room with a Marilyn Monroe picture in the background. Her last bikini selfie on Instagram was at the end of last August when she joked, "Why do I always get in shape when summers over?" alongside a photo of her in the same living room wearing a multicolored two-piece.
Daily Wire: Drew Barrymore Jumps Into Action When Fan Bursts Into Tears: ‘Whose A** Do I Have To Kick?’
During a taping of "The Drew Barrymore Show," actress Drew Barrymore comforted a crying fan and demanded to know who made her cry. The woman reassured her that she was okay and that she was just overwhelmed with emotion because Barrymore had been her childhood idol. Barrymore reassured her to be emotional, and the two hugged.
#health
Fox News: Pennsylvania doctor gets 6 months for opioid prescription scheme
A Pennsylvania doctor has been sentenced to six months in federal prison and fined $5,000 for his involvement in an illegal pain pill prescription scheme. Dr. Brian Gullett pleaded guilty to one felony count of aiding and abetting obtaining a controlled substance by fraud. He also surrendered his medical license.
Gullett was indicted in 2018 as part of a group that managed the Hope Clinic. The scheme involved prescribing oxycodone and other controlled substances not for legitimate medical purposes from 2010 to 2015. Gullett admitted to signing multiple oxycodone prescriptions for someone whose medical chart did not support the prescriptions and who failed multiple drug screenings. Prosecutors said the customer was addicted to pain medication, purchased pills on the street, and sold his pills from the clinic to others.
Fox News: Rhode Island AG files suit against 'forever chemical' manufacturers
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha is suing PFAS manufacturers, alleging that they've caused significant harm to residents and natural resources. The lawsuit accuses the companies of violating state environmental and consumer protection laws, and accuses them of having knowingly sold and marketed hazardous chemicals for decades. PFAS chemicals have been linked to cancer and do not degrade in the environment.
The American Chemistry Council has backed stronger and science-based regulation of PFAS. It has said, however, that overly broad restrictions could hit economic growth, cost many jobs and leave supply chains less resilient. PFAS chemicals have been used for various products, including firefighting foams, nonstick frying pans and stain-resistant rugs.
Skilled Survival: Best Honey Powders In Bulk With Extreme Shelf Life
Honey powder is a long-lasting and versatile food source to stock up on. It is made by dehydrating pure honey until most of the moisture has evaporated. There are several methods for making it, including spray drying and freeze-drying. Honey powder has many health benefits, including being a great source of vitamins and minerals, having antibacterial and antiseptic properties, and aiding digestion. It has a very long shelf life and can be stored in sealable containers with desiccant pouches for best results.
#education
Daily Wire: Tennessee School District Sues Social Media Companies Over Growing Mental Health Crisis Among Students
Clarksville-Montgomery County School System in Nashville joins 40 other districts in suing social media companies for rising mental health concerns.
#crime
Breitbart: Rapper Fetty Wap Gets Six Year Sentence in Drug Dealing Case
Rapper Fetty Wap has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to drug charges. Prosecutors argued that the musician did not act out of financial need, pointing out his successful music career that earned him $5m. Wap had claimed that he became a drug dealer to support his nine children. In May, the US Attorney Office for the Eastern District of New York noted that he had been a member of an organisation that distributed over 100 kg of cocaine, heroin, fentanyl and crack cocaine.
The Blaze: Video captures man trying to kidnap 10-year-old girl from the lawn of her home in California
A man attempted to kidnap a 10-year-old girl who was playing with her father in their front yard in Murrieta, California. The suspect walked up to the girl, talked to her, and then lunged at her, causing her to run inside the house. The father reported the incident to the authorities, but the suspect had already fled by the time they arrived.
Fox News: NY Post reporter explains calmness as professor put a machete to his neck: 'This was a first'
A fired Hunter College professor threatened New York Post reporter Reuven Fenton with a machete when he knocked on her door to ask her about her previous behavior berating two pro-life students. She was later charged with menacing and harassment. Fenton, who has done more than 10,000 door-knocks, said he had never encountered anything like it. The professor, Shellyne Rodriguez, has accused the university of capitulating to racist, white nationalists and misogynists over her dismissal.
Fox News: Judge tosses Chicago's lawsuit against Indiana gun shop
Chicago's lawsuit against Indiana store Westforth Sports, accusing it of selling guns in straw purchases that ended up at crime scenes, has been dismissed by a federal judge. The lawsuit, filed earlier this year, alleged that the store repeatedly violated federal gun laws, and the store owner ignored warnings from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Attorneys for Westforth Sports argued that the allegations concerned transactions between the store and Indiana residents.
After Judge Clare Quish's dismissal, attorneys for Westforth Sports said the lawsuit should not have been filed because of where the transactions took place. Despite the dismissal, the city of Chicago does not intend to give up on its case against the store. A 2017 Chicago police report revealed that from 2013 to 2016, 2.3% of all crime guns recovered in the city originated at Westforth Sports.
Fox News: Texas couple charged in death of 2-year-old son, who they said fell down the stairs; bond set at $200K each
Houston parents charged in death of 2-year-old son who they claimed fell down stairs. Saint Brown suffered blunt force trauma as revealed in the autopsy report, which led to the death of the toddler.
Forbes: DRC Court Secures The First Ever Domestic Conviction For The Crime Of Forced Pregnancy
Former leader of a faction of the Raia Mutomboki armed group, Munyololo Mbao, was sentenced by the Military Tribunal of Uvira to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, including the crime of forced pregnancy. The conviction makes it the first-ever such conviction for the crime before a national court and is an important step towards justice for women subjected to reproductive violence and sexual violence more broadly.
Forced pregnancy is included in the list of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. However, it was only prosecuted by the ICC in 2021 in the case of Dominic Ongwen, a former fighter of the Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda. During the trial of Ndarumanga, three survivors testified, one of whom was made pregnant twice and forced to give birth to her first child in captivity. This successful conviction may result in more similar cases being brought forward.
#sports
Fox News: Jimmy Garoppolo underwent foot surgery after signing with Raiders in March: report
Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo had foot surgery in March after signing with the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders were hesitant to sign him due to his injury, which led to the emergence of Brock Purdy. Although Garoppolo is being held out of OTAs, head coach Josh McDaniels is not too concerned about his status for the upcoming season, and he could be held out until July when training camp begins. Garoppolo’s backup for the 2023 season will be veteran Brian Hoyer.
Breitbart: Chiefs' Andy Reid Worried Player Safety Rule Changes Could Turn NFL Into 'Flag Football'
NFL coach Andy Reid is concerned that the league's recent rule change allowing fair-catch kickoffs and spot them at the 25-yard line will turn the NFL into a "flag football" league. The NFL has made the change to reduce concussions during kickoffs. The move worries Reid, who believes that if the rule changes to make the game safer continue, it'll ruin football altogether.
Breitbart: Boy Takes Second, Knocking Girl Out of New Hampshire Track & Field Championships
Freshman trans-identifying male Maelle Jacques won second place in the girls 1600m at the DIII Track & Field State Championships held in Tilton, New Hampshire, knocking a girl out of the top spot last Saturday. Jacques dominated the race and sparked outrage on social media for winning in women's sports.
Breitbart: Dale Earnhardt Jr: Bubba Wallace 'Puts Up with More Sh*t Than Anyone Deserves'
Dale Earnhardt Jr. defended Bubba Wallace, who has faced criticism from NASCAR fans, during his podcast. Earnhardt said that Wallace deals with too much and that he put up with more sh*t than anyone deserves. Wallace has been involved in various controversies, including the alleged racial attack in his garage and his recent comment about Kyle Rittenhouse. He also assaulted another driver after a collision and angered many by flipping the bird during a live interview.
#other
Flag And Cross: Vacationers Feel The Need To Step Out Of Their Comfort Zone On Their Trip
A new study conducted by Contiki found that a memorable vacation often requires traveling with a group of four, trying four new experiences, and doing something unexpected. 36% of participants aged 18-34 believed stepping out of their comfort zone was necessary for an unforgettable trip, while 32% thought meeting new people was key. The research also found that travelers prefer to spend time with others on vacation more than ever due to the virtual world. This also resulted in 47% being willing to quit a job that didn't allow time off to take an unforgettable trip.
Fox News: Iran hangs man in ‘medieval’ public execution, human rights group says
Iran carried out another public execution on Thursday, with the man hung for "corruption on earth" according to human rights group, Iran Human Rights (IHR). The man was convicted of charges related to his relationships with women. Iran has increased its number of public executions in an effort to keep the public in line following dissent and protests.