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America First News
28 May 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: AOC's Town Hall Erupts in Chaos, Constituent Calls Her 'Piece of Sh*t'
During Rep. AOC's town hall, a constituent called her a "piece of s--t" due to illegal immigration in New York City ( ). AOC has called on President Biden to eliminate the 150-day work authorization waiting period for asylum seekers. The Russia-Ukraine war was also discussed, with some constituents calling for AOC to stop funding it ( ). AOC also wants President Biden to abolish the debt ceiling ( ).
#politics
The Right Scoop: TEXAS REPUBLICANS IMPEACH ATTORNEY GENERAL KEN PAXTON, TRUMP RESPONDS
The Texas House impeached Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton over bribery and abuse of public trust, causing his immediate suspension from office pending a state Senate trial and Governor Greg Abbott's appointment of an interim replacement. President Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz opposed the move, which was led by Republican Rep. Andrew Murr. Paxton expressed appreciation for support and confidence in a fair trial. Trump responded with a social media post featuring a video of Speaker Dade Phelan's recent speech slurring.
The Federalist Papers: BREAKING: Bipartisan Agreement Reached to Avert Government Default, But Conservative Opposition Looms
US political leaders strike a deal to raise the debt ceiling and limit federal spending, following long negotiations to resolve a looming threat of government default. Republicans were successful in their efforts to secure new legislation that would cut spending and include work requirements for social benefit programs, while excluding tax hikes. However, the deal faces significant opposition from both left- and right-wing critics, and the challenge now lies in securing enough support from both sides to pass the legislation.
National Review: The Corner: Back to the ‘Prison House’?
Reports from various sources shed light on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the human rights abuses and the Putin regime's aggressive actions. The Wall Street Journal published "36 Hours in Bakhmut: One Unit’s Desperate Battle to Hold Back the Russians," highlighting the courage of Ukrainian fighters against Russian forces. Meanwhile, the Associated Press reported on the impact of the war on Ukrainian children who have lost their parents and homes. In other news, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reported that a prosecutor in Russia’s Kaliningrad region asked a court to sentence an anti-war activist and Kremlin critic to eight years in prison for spreading "fake" information about Russia's military operation in Ukraine. Finally, an American Russian-based mixed-martial-arts fighter, Jeff Monson, renounced his US citizenship and supports Kremlin-backed separatists in Ukraine's east.
Breitbart: McCarthy, Biden Reach Debt Ceiling Agreement in Principle
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced a tentative agreement with President Biden on raising the debt ceiling for the next two years and includes Republicans' desired spending cuts and other concessions. The text of the bill will be released on Sunday, and Congress members are expected to return on Wednesday to vote on the package. McCarthy said the deal includes "historic reductions in spending" and "consequential reforms."
Red State: BREAKING: Debt Ceiling Deal Reached by Biden, McCarthy - Agreement in Principle
Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have made a debt ceiling deal with new caps on spending and no new taxes or government programs. Some of the details being tussled over include spending levels and new work requirements for social benefit programs. Republicans have yet to decide if they will buy into the proposal and the deal faces opposition from both liberals and conservatives.
#economy
The Epoch Times: McCarthy: White House, Republicans Reach Debt Ceiling Agreement 'In Principle'
The White House and House Republicans reached an agreement in principle on Saturday, aimed at raising the debt limit and reducing spending. The Treasury's cash balance was falling, spurring the Biden administration to urge for talks. The final bill will be ready on Sunday, with voting scheduled for Wednesday.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Suspect Thought He Had Police Officer Taken Down, Then 3 Good Samaritans Showed Up
Three men rushed to the aid of a California Highway Patrol officer who was attacked by a man during an interaction with a motorist. The men helped the law enforcement officer to restrain the man, with one of them stating that he acted due to his concern for the officer's safety.
Fox News: New Mexico State Police investigating shooting in Red River
Multiple people were shot in Red River, New Mexico on Saturday evening, with the state police confirming they are investigating the incident. The town's annual motorcycle rally was ongoing at the time of the shooting, but it is not known if the two events are related.
The Epoch Times: 'Malibu Sniper' Found Guilty for Fatal Shooting of Irvine Father While Camping With His Daughters
Anthony Rauda, known as the “Malibu Sniper,” was convicted of second-degree murder and other charges for killing Tristan Beaudette while he camped with his daughters in Malibu Creek State Park in 2018. Rauda was also convicted of three counts of attempted murder and five counts of second-degree commercial burglary but was acquitted of seven other attempted-murder charges. Rauda was accused of being involved in multiple other shootings in or near the park, targeting campers and motorists, and breaking into facilities to steal food. The prosecution argued that Rauda had a “pattern of stalking and preying” at Malibu Creek State Park. The defendant's attorney argued that there was reasonable doubt involving the charges against his client, citing the as-yet unidentified male DNA found on cigarette butts near the crime scene, among other pieces of evidence.
The Epoch Times: Do Americans Still Have the Right to Defend Themselves? Curtis Silwa Voices Alarm in Crossroads Interview
"Self-defense or protecting fellow citizens is now seen as a crime in New York," says the founder of nonprofit safety patrol group "Guardian Angels," Curtis Silwa. This follows the case of Jordan Neely, a homeless man who was put in a chokehold, leading to his death, by an individual for allegedly threatening passengers on a New York subway. Silwa criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams for mishandling the city's crime situation. Census Bureau data shows that people are now "fleeing" from states like New York and California to Republican-leaning states like Florida and Texas, which offer more encouragement to citizens to get involved with self-defense.
#sports
Forbes: Harry Kane To Real Madrid Boosts Aimless Tottenham Hotspur The Most
Real Madrid is reportedly eyeing Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane for the next transfer window. Real is said to be studying Kane as a possible headline reinforcement, with Eden Hazard going the other way, for an expensive purchase. Meanwhile, Tottenham itself may benefit more from the sale, especially in the transfer market, if Kane goes for €80 million or more.
The Epoch Times: Bayern Munich Wins Record-Extending 11th Consecutive Bundesliga Title
Bayern Munich wins the Bundesliga title after beating Cologne 2-1. The victory came after Borussia Dortmund drew 2-2 with Mainz on the last day of the season. Union Berlin qualified for the Champions League while Schalke was relegated.