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America First News
3 Jun 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: With Cities Running Out of Room to House Them, Biden Increases the Number of Asylum-seekers Allowed Into the U.S.
The Biden Administration is using a phone app called CBP One to allow up to 1,250 asylum seekers and illegal aliens to enter the country daily, avoiding vetting procedures. The Border Patrol is conducting a daily average of 1,000 asylum interviews, aiming to reach 1,250, while the administration is also allowing up to 30,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to apply for asylum and enter the US with sponsors. The influx of illegals is causing problems in cities such as New York and Chicago, where Mayor Eric Adams has been pleading with Biden for help, and lawsuits have been filed by Texas and over a dozen other Republican-led states who argue that the move substitutes illegal migration for legal migration.
Despite being told by federal courts, including the Supreme Court, that only Congress can change immigration laws, Biden is continuing to try to circumvent the law. This is pleasing open borders advocates, but causing issues for citizens and mayors dealing with the influx of illegal immigrants. The move has prompted lawsuits and accusations of substituting legal migration for illegal migration, with Texas and over a dozen other Republican-led states filing suits against the administration.
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Joni Ernst: Roast & Ride Fundraiser Is 2023 Primary 'Kickoff'
Sen. Joni Ernst's Roast and Ride fundraiser is the Republican primary "kickoff", attracting eight GOP presidential hopefuls who will speak at the event. Ernst stressed the importance of Iowa to the elections, stating the road to 2024 runs right through the state. Iowa voters want to know if presidential candidates are right for middle America as well as for coastal elites. Ernst listed issues at the forefront of this election cycle, including inflation, trade, leftist green ideology and the southern border. As Democrats have no first-in-the-nation caucus in Iowa, their candidates will not have to answer hard questions in middle America.
The Right Scoop: Gov Abbott celebrates pride month the right way, signing bill that angers LGBT movement
Texas Governor Abbott signs a bill barring transgender minors from getting puberty blockers and hormone therapies, as well as banning transition-related surgeries. The law has angered LGBTQ advocacy groups who have pledged to fight SB 14 in court. The new law could face legal challenges before it takes effect on Sept. 1.
PJ Media: Hey Look! Proof Democrats Doctored J6 Evidence
Democrats on the Jan. 6 investigation committee added audio to silent security footage to create a dramatic video, according to Just the News. The closed circuit television footage from the Capitol Police which did not have sound-recording capabilities, was overlaid with audio from another unidentified source to create a dramatic effect. The House Select Committee handpicked by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has been criticized for manipulating key evidence to support their narrative.
Red State: Budget Battle Royale: NV Gov. Lombardo's Veto Count Keeps Climbing
Nevada's Republican Governor Joe Lombardo has vetoed 24 pieces of legislation, including proposals to raise the age to possess rifles, regulate "ghost guns," and revoke firearm rights from individuals who have committed hate crimes. Lombardo has faced criticism from Democrats, who highlighted his intent to break the all-time vetoing record, held by former Republican Governor Jim Gibbons. The legislature must address the Governor's veto of a significant budget bill to have a chance of passing a budget before the June 5th end of the session; if they fail, a special session will be necessary.
#society
Fox News: Sesame Street prompts strong reaction with Pride Month Twitter posts: ‘Happy Pride! Elmo loves you!’
Sesame Street released a series of Pride Month posts featuring puppet characters to celebrate diversity and spread love and acceptance. The posts received both praise and backlash, with some supporting the message of the post while others criticized Sesame Street for exposing children to LGBTQ themes. Sesame Street has been promoting pro-Pride posts for several years and has been a friend to the LGBTQ movement. Recent Pride and LGBTQ initiatives aimed at children have caused controversy and backlash, costing brands billions of dollars in market value.
The Epoch Times: Elon Musk Says Target Will Face Shareholder Lawsuits Amid Pro-LGBT Controversy
Conservative backlash over Target's decision to sell LGBT-themed items and clothing has caused its stock to drop by double digits, resulting in JPMorgan downgrading Target's stock. The Wall Street bank cited concerns with the retailer giant that could result in negative traffic after an impressive run of 12 consecutive positive quarters. Twitter CEO Elon Musk predicts that Target will face lawsuits for "destruction of shareholder value," while conservative activist Charlie Kirk suggests that shareholders should get politics out of modern corporations in response to Target's downgrade. Several other companies, including PetSmart, Chick-fil-A, and Walmart, are also facing boycott calls due to their endorsement of the LGBT agenda.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 465: A ceasefire unacceptable – US Blinken
Ceasefire not an option as Russian forces continue strikes on Ukraine with cruise missiles and drones. Ukrainian forces repel enemy attacks and continue to target artillery systems and ammunition warehouses. Russian opposition forces destroy troop concentration in Belgorod region but report has not been verified. British Defense Chief Ben Wallace believes Ukraine could retake Crimea as Russian equipment shortage becomes critical. Ukraine sentences FSB agent spying on air defense positions to 15 years in prison. Switzerland's RUAG seeks to sell 98 Leopard 1 tanks to Germany for re-export to Ukraine. Ukrainian Defense Minister visits Asian Security summit for first time and Estonian President urges support for Ukraine's peaceful resolution.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Armed Forces attack occupied Berdiansk (VIDEO)
Explosions rock occupied Berdiansk, southeastern Ukraine, with at least eight confirmed by military administration and Russian state-run media. Local Telegram channel, Berdiansk Siohodni, posts photos and videos of multiple explosions, including areas near the airport and a port where Russian warships are stationed. Russian news agencies claim air defense systems took down six missiles over Berdiansk, while intercepted photos allegedly show a tail part of a Tochka-U missile. Five additional explosions reported in occupied Melitopol.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Christian Actor Mark Wahlberg to Create 'Hollywood 2.0', Announces Location of New Studio
Actor Mark Wahlberg is advocating Nevada's potential as a new Hollywood and supports tax credits to increase the state's film production. Wahlberg has already moved his last film and upcoming projects to Nevada. He has urged Nevada lawmakers to raise tax credits from $10m a year to $190m a year for the next 20 years. The move would secure 10k jobs within the studio, for a total of $100k per annum, and train people in front of and behind the camera. Although the bill for tax credits has price controversy, Wahlberg wants to expand Nevada’s economy, moving into a variety of markets, including starting a shoe and apparel factory.
#culture
Forbes: National Cognac Day Is June 4 - What Exactly IS This Versatile Spirit?
Cognac is a popular spirit gaining more attention, even in the US, where it's being favored by American rappers. A new four-episode Amazon Prime series, "The Three Drinkers in Cognac", showcases the drink with a cultural and gastronomic tour of the French Cognac region, including the House of Rémy Martin. Cognac is a spirit made from Ugni Blanc grapes and is the second largest wine producer in France, producing VS, VSOP, XO, and XXO-blended eaux-de-vies. Many famous Cognac distillers have made their mark, including Rémy Martin, Merlet Cognac, Delamain, Hennessy, and Maison Courvoisier.
Different designations of Cognac indicate age, ranging from the youngest VS to the oldest XXO being aged at least 14 years. VS and VSOP blends can be used in cocktails, such as the French 75 and brandy Alexander, while XO is best savored on its own. The floral house-style of Courvoisier's Cognac blends sets it apart from others in the market. Maison Courvoisier's signature cocktail, Gala, is refreshing and perfect for any occasion with its floral notes and summer-like flavors, while Hardy Legend pairs perfectly with Peking duck.
#history
Daily Wire: Cigar Smoked By Winston Churchill During World War II To Be Auctioned Off
A cigar once smoked by Winston Churchill is to be auctioned along with a handwritten note and storage jar. Churchill gave the cigar to Hugh Stonehewer-Bird, the consul general in Rabat, Morocco in 1944. It has been kept by the Stonehewer-Bird family for over 75 years and is expected to sell for between $750 to $1,120.
Churchill was a great cigar lover, with estimates suggesting he smoked between eight and 10 every day. Cigars by the former British prime minister have previously performed well at auction, with one selling in March for over $26,000. Cigars with Churchill's name were given to him by a New York businessman and sold for nearly $20,000 in 2020.
#health
The Blaze: Texas outlaws transgender surgeries, puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones for children
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill banning transgender surgeries and medical interventions for children. The law prohibits procedures meant for gender transitioning or reassignment, as well as the use of public money for such procedures. Exceptions apply to children who began non-surgical interventions before June 1 and those who attended counseling sessions prior to receiving prescriptions. The American Civil Liberties Union objected to the law, calling gender reassignment medically necessary and promising to file a lawsuit to protect transgender youth.
#crime
PJ Media: Man Accused of Killing Two Children Wore Ankle Monitor From Prior Shootings
A Pennsylvania man out on bail for two previous shootings is facing three murder charges for killing two young boys and a 19-year-old man. One of the victims was the target, while the others were on the porch, police said. The suspect, Alex Torres-Santos, 22, was wearing a GPS ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. The Lebanon County District Attorney has blamed the judge for setting bail too low. The suspect has a long history of charges including drug dealing and driving without a license.
Fox News: Alabama basketball staff member admits to being at deadly shooting, clears player's name amid NY Times lawsuit
Alabama basketball player Kai Spears files lawsuit against The New York Times for a false report claiming his presence at a deadly shooting. But a member of the team's staff confirms to the publication that it was him and not Spears that was there. Based on the newly found information, the Times plans to correct its story.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: One Northern Quebec Town Evacuated as Wildfires Spread; Others Allowed to Return Home
Northern Quebec residents continue to be evacuated as a result of the forest fires. Canadian Forces personnel have been deployed to help combat the wildfires in the province and aid firefighters in their response planning and coordination. Quebec's forest fire prevention organization reports that there are 136 active fires in the province, with about 20 priority fires that threaten residences or infrastructure. The federal government approved a request from Quebec seeking military assistance, and around 200 troops will lend firefighting resources to the federal response. Federal Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair confirmed Saturday that troops would be deployed to the area.
Fox News: Strawberry supermoon to appear brightest in sky, plus other stunning full moons to catch this year
The full moon has many nicknames derived from traditions passed down through generations. The strawberry moon is the latest and it first appeared on June 2nd. Other moons such as the buck moon and sturgeon moon have already made an appearance this year.
#other
The Epoch Times: Immigration, Population Growth: Nuances Amid Hyper-Polarization
Immigration is a divisive issue that has two distinct sides: those who advocate for mass immigration and those who are alarmed at the number of immigrants flooding into their country. The correlation between these sides and the left and right of the political spectrum is weak, rendering politicization of the issue unhelpful. Nuances exist to the discussion, but the sides of the issue have no tolerance for the opposing team or dissent within their group.
Population decline affects overall GDP and a nation’s economic power, and immigration of productive people could aid the economy; however, adding people who are less productive than the existing population is a net negative for the economy. Good policy aids the economy, and remedies include incentivizing the intelligent and productive young people with family and civil values to have more children. The way forward is simple, but courage is needed.