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America First News
28 May 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Illegal Immigrant Charged With Killing Florida Officer
An illegal alien from Guatemala, Vergilio Aguilar Mendez, has been charged with the murder of a police officer, Sergeant Michael Kunovich, in Florida. Mendez resisted arrest and attempted to take the officer's Taser before being apprehended. After confined to custody, Kunovich collapsed and was later pronounced dead. Since being identified as illegal, Mendez could now face deportation instead of a trial.
The number of noncitizens with criminal records arrested by U.S. customs has increased exponentially. In 2020, 2,438 arrests took place, which escalated to 12,028 in 2022. The number of criminal noncitizens arrested for assault, battery, and domestic violence crossed 1,000 to hit 1,178 in 2021. President Biden's immigration policies have caused a massive surge in illegal immigrants entering via the Southwest border, with over 6 million entering the United States. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene seeks to impeach President Biden due to his refusal to enforce immigration laws and maintain operational control.
#politics
Fox News: Jeffries shuts down McCarthy claim that Dems are 'upset' over debt deal: 'Have not been able to review'
House Minority Leader Jeffries denies complaining about Democrats getting nothing in the debt deal, as claimed by House Speaker McCarthy. Jeffries says he had "no idea" what McCarthy was talking about. The deal would claw back unspent COVID-19 funds and cut funding granted to the IRS in President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, and would suspend the debt limit until after the 2024 presidential election. The bill will be up for a vote in the House on Wednesday.
Fox News: McCarthy takes victory lap on debt limit bill as details remain scarce among House members
Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his allies are confident that a new debt limit agreement will pass, despite the fact that details of the actual package remain scarce, with House members facing a 72-hour time window before an expected vote this Wednesday. Fiscal year 2022 cutbacks on spending, which were demanded by conservative Republicans, are expected to be roughly $130 billion to $150 billion lower than the current level, which was set by Congress last year at around $772.5 billion.
#war
Euromaidan Press: 100% of Storm Shadow missile launches at the enemy were accurate – Ukraine Defense mminister
British long-range Storm Shadow missiles supplied to Ukraine have had a 100% accuracy rate, according to Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov. He praised their effectiveness during a national telethon and noted that British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace had been introduced to two Air Force pilots who had used the missiles in combat. Wallace was shown a photo of a Ukrainian aircraft carrying the Storm Shadow and given a red ribbon used during the launch as a souvenir.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist Papers: China-Sponsored Actor Targeting Key US Infrastructure, ‘Living Off the Land’ to Evade Detection
Microsoft and U.S. government agencies have issued an alert about a Chinese state-sponsored hacker named Volt Typhoon targeting American critical infrastructure. The attacker is using post-compromise credential access and network system discovery for espionage and information gathering. The Microsoft advisory warns that Volt Typhoon is developing the ability to disrupt critical communications infrastructure between the U.S. and Asia during future crises. The hacker has been targeting organizations in the U.S., including Guam, and has been operating since 2021. The advisory recommends applying zero trust principles and the highest level of authentication and access controls possible to protect small networks, as they are the most vulnerable.
#economy
Forbes: Buy Ford Motor, Says Bullseye Brief
Ford Motor Company aims to be the top American producer in the electric vehicle market by 2026. Analyst Adam Johnson predicts that buying Ford stock (F) is a smart move based on the company's strength in this market, and with his price target of $23, this would represent a doubling from current prices. Johnson also notes that despite the cyclical nature of the auto business, there doesn't appear to be a recession on the horizon and predicts total auto sales will rise to 18 million. He believes the combination of these factors will help lift Ford's profits and in turn, its stock price.
#culture
Forbes: Joe Perry Previews New Album, Unearths Aerosmith Gems During Solo Stop In Chicago
Joe Perry's new project with Gary Cherone is the perfect accompaniment to his latest solo album Sweetzerland Manifesto MKII, featuring six new songs and alternative takes with guests like Chris Robinson and Robin Zander. Together, they rocked the Des Plaines Theatre outside Chicago with deep cuts from Aerosmith, blues standards, and Sweetzerland Manifesto tracks. Perry was in fine form, giving fans a taste of what’s to come when Aerosmith embarks on its “Peace Out” farewell tour in September 2023 in Philadelphia with the Black Crowes as the opening act.
#health
The Epoch Times: 2 New Oral Weight Loss Drugs May Be the Next Ozempic and Wegovy: New Data
Novo Nordisk and Pfizer are developing oral alternatives to injections designed to help individuals manage their weight. Novo Nordisk's oral weight loss drug semaglutide is comparable to their injection drug Wegovy and induces weight loss of up to 17.4 percent with daily use, while Pfizer's danuglipron has potentially significant weight and blood sugar lowering effects. However, both drugs could come with adverse side effects and may not prevent weight regain after stopping use, as well as contribute to muscle loss or eating disorders.
#crime
Red State: Lululemon: Please Steal Our Stuff—We’ll Fire Anyone Who Tries to Stop You
In Atlanta, two Lululemon employees were fired for calling the police after a group repeatedly stole from their store, violating company policy. The company's response to rampant retail theft is to not intervene and to clear a path for thieves. The lack of action by retailers and the explosion of retail theft have a variety of causes including cashless bail laws, "defund the police" movements, and soft-on-crime district attorneys.
Breitbart: 7 Shootings Leave 10 Shot Overnight in Democrat-Run Milwaukee
Shootings in Democrat-run Milwaukee, Wisconsin resulted in two deaths and eight wounded overnight. Democrat-run Chicago saw 21 shootings with four fatalities during Memorial Weekend.
#sports
Fox News: New York spectator sportsmanship policy to check unruly parents at sports games: 'Can no longer tolerate'
New York State Public High School Athletic Association has implemented a spectator sportsmanship policy to discipline poor behavior of sport spectators. The three-tier policy formalizes the punitive measures laid out for unruly spectators, who often shout at players, coaches, or officials, impairing the performance of the athletes. If a spectator refuses to comply and leave the facility, play will be stopped until they have left.
Breitbart: Twelfth Horse Dies at Churchill Downs as Leaders Seek Answers
Churchill Downs in Louisville has had 12 horses die since April 27th, and is working to understand the cause. The deaths come after seven horses died between April 27th and the Kentucky Derby, and one died at the Preakness Stakes. Churchill Downs says it is working with authorities to improve safety measures.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Campground Operators in This State Could Receive Legal Immunity From Lawsuits
Florida lawmakers are considering two bills that aim to provide legal immunity to private campground operators in the event of injury or death from camping-related activities. The Private Campground Liability bills offer protection to campground owners and certain employees if their operators comply with specific requirements, such as providing notice of inherent risks and displaying warning signs. The bills do not grant true legal immunity; campgrounds can still be held accountable for negligence in maintaining safety. Injuries are possible while camping, so caution, proper preparation, and research of campgrounds are necessary.