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America First News
12 Jul 2023
#illegals
PJ Media: Another Biden DHS Program to Release Thousands of Illegals into U.S.
The DHS is releasing illegal migrants into the U.S., disguising it as "family reunification." This program applies to migrants from El Salvador, Honduras, Colombia, and Guatemala.
The Epoch Times: Trump's Tough 'Vibes' Kept More Order on the Border: Journalist
Former President Donald J. Trump's tough rhetoric on illegal immigration has influenced people's decisions to cross the border, according to Texan writer Henry Chappell. The Biden administration's changes in immigration policies and the influence of immigration activists have also contributed to the increase in crossings. The cartels play a significant role in smuggling operations, and South Texas, primarily a Hispanic region, is most affected by the open border. Concerns arise not only from illegal immigration but also from the influx of immigrants from China and Russia.
#politics
Newsbusters: MSNBC Mocks GOP for Investigating Hunter: 'A Bunch of Morons'
Leftist activist Kurt Bardella joins host Joy Reid on MSNBC's The ReidOut to criticize Republicans for investigating Hunter Biden. Reid highlights alleged corruption by the Trump family, accusing them of profiting off foreign entities. Bardella claims that Republicans are humiliating themselves and calls some members of the committee investigating Hunter Biden "morons."
Townhall: Trump is Correct About EVs, About Paper Ballots, About Ukraine, About…
Former President Donald Trump is currently the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination, thanks to his decades of real-world business experience. Many Americans resonate with his practical approach to problem-solving. Trump's instincts have proven to be on-point, whether it's warning about the impact of electric vehicles on the auto industry or advocating for same-day voting and paper ballots. His policies, informed by his business background, have resulted in effective Supreme Court appointments and significant rulings. Despite potential challenges from other candidates, Trump's real-world experience sets him apart.
The Epoch Times: Government Launches Consultation on Food Labels for Products From 'Contested' Foreign Regions
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is seeking public input on how to label food from "contested territories." This follows a court case over the labeling of Israeli wines. The CFIA is asking if indicating the geographic region on the label would clarify the product's origin. It is not meant to challenge Canada's existing foreign policy.
The Epoch Times: PGA Tour Officials Defend Pending Merger With Saudi-Backed LIV Golf
PGATour defends merger with LIV Golf backed by Saudi Arabia. Democrats critical, Republicans support. Athletes left tour for LIV Golf. Human rights concerns raised. Congress involved in sports and foreign government influence.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: America will be footing the bill once again as China skates
Fox News host Laura Ingraham discusses the implications of the United Nations declaring a "global climate emergency" and the potential for the UN to have more control over people's lives. She raises concerns about the loss of freedom and money for individuals and the increased power of the government. The article highlights the possibility of a future global shock and the potential for the UN to actively promote an international response.
The American Spectator: Biden Sleeps, GOP Fights
In a political editorial cartoon, the artist depicts Joe Biden peacefully sleeping while the GOP engages in a fierce battle.
#society
Townhall: Untenable: An Invaluable American Memoir
Dr. Jack Cashill's book, "Untenable: The True Story of White Ethnic Flight from America's Cities," challenges the narrative of America's history and the portrayal of America's white population by self-proclaimed "antiracist" figures. The book explores Cashill's personal experiences growing up in Newark, a once-thriving city that fell into societal and economic decline due to corrupt politics and misguided government policies. Cashill also delves into the destructive impact of Lyndon B. Johnson's "Great Society" programs and the breakdown of the black family structure.
The American Spectator: Toxic Femininity, Jonah Hill, and a Dying Culture
Jonah Hill, a successful actor, is facing public backlash after his ex-girlfriend released private text messages that portrayed him as "controlling" and "abusive." The messages simply stated his boundaries and expectations for their relationship. This incident highlights the toxic culture that criticizes strong men for setting standards in relationships.
Breitbart: Reports: One in Four Chinese Youths at Risk of Mental Illness, 60% Want to Be 'Influencers'
Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that mental health issues are a growing concern among China's young population, with a quarter at risk of depression and mental illness. The Chinese government's official statistics may underestimate the problem, as they have been known to misreport unfavorable information. China has a low ratio of psychiatrists to population, and only a small percentage of people with depression receive medical treatment. The economy, high rates of youth unemployment, and living under an authoritarian regime contribute to the mental health crisis. Chinese youth face disheartening career prospects in a job crisis worsened by the pandemic and government crackdowns on the tech industry. Young workers are disenchanted with Xi Jinping's leadership and are burdened by massive student debt and limited opportunities. Young dissidents face additional stress from living under an oppressive regime and fear sharing their thoughts or speaking out. The lack of mental health resources worsens the situation, and women also face the pressures of office politics and harassment. The potential of becoming a social media influencer is seen as a way out of their struggles, but the industry is becoming saturated, requiring rational thinking and long-term planning for success.
Townhall: Transgender Train Derails in Sixth Circuit
Republican legislatures in 20 states have passed laws banning gender-changing procedures on children, but liberal federal judges have blocked these laws in six states. However, in a recent appellate decision, two judges ruled to reinstate Tennessee's law against transgender operations on minors. The cultural battle over transgender rights is ongoing, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorsing certain transgender practices. The media, many judges, and law schools have shown support for the transgender movement. The Supreme Court has not taken a stance on transgender issues.
The Epoch Times: A Gift of Summertime
In the summer, people gather on the beach, forming strong bonds through play and conversation. Summer parties offer opportunities for relaxed socializing and making new friends. Summer is also a great time to break out of isolation and engage with others, whether by attending community events or striking up conversations.
#war
Fox News: North Korea fires ballistic missile toward East Sea: South Korea military
North Korea fires a submarine-launched ballistic missile towards the East Sea in response to a US reconnaissance activity near its territory. The missile was expected to land at sea, away from neighboring countries. The situation continues to escalate.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Blinken: Iran Envoy Reportedly Under Investigation for Mishandling Classified Documents Has 'Admirably' Served Country
Secretary of State Blinken defends Special Envoy for Iran, Rob Malley, despite ongoing investigation into mishandling classified material and suspension of security clearance. Malley's dedication to serving the country has been praised as the work on preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and addressing other issues continues.
The Epoch Times: North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile After Making Allegations on US Spy Planes
North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile, just two days after warning against U.S. intrusions. South Korea and Japan witnessed the launch. North Korea accused U.S. reconnaissance planes and drones of illegally entering its airspace.
Breitbart: Sen. Ted Cruz Pans Biden over ‘Snubbing’ PM Netanyahu: 'Most Relentlessly Anti-Israel’ Admin Ever
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized President Joe Biden for consistently refusing to invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House, calling the Biden administration the most anti-Israel one in U.S. history. Cruz accused the administration of undermining Israel through various policies, such as banning the use of the term "Abraham Accords" and investigating the Israeli military. He also accused Biden of funding Hamas and Hezbollah and funneling money into Iran's nuclear weapons program. Cruz emphasized the importance of standing with Israel and condemned Biden for snubbing the elected leader of one of America's closest allies.
#economy
Forbes: Korean Founder Of Little-Known Sneaker Foam Maker Becomes A Billionaire After Jumping Into EV Batteries
Shares of South Korean sneaker foam maker Kumyang have doubled this month due to high demand for electric vehicle-related stocks. CEO Ryu Kwang-ji, the largest shareholder, became a billionaire as a result. Kumyang saw a surge in its shares after developing rechargeable lithium batteries for electric vehicles and electronic devices. The company also invested in a lithium mining project in the Congo. While Kumyang still has a long way to go in the EV battery field, it currently generates most of its revenue from making blowing agents for plastic foam products.
#military
The American Spectator: Military Recruitment Is Plummeting: Blame the Pentagon
Democratic administrations since the 1960s have conducted social experiments in the military that have had negative consequences on readiness. Project 100,000 during the Johnson administration sent unqualified recruits to Vietnam, resulting in many deaths. The Biden administration's focus on diversity and inclusion raises concerns about the quality of military leadership.
Fox News: On this day in history, July 12, 1862, Abraham Lincoln signs bill creating US Army Medal of Honor
On July 12, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln signed a law creating the Medal of Honor for the U.S. Army. This prestigious military decoration is awarded to service members who display exceptional bravery and sacrifice in combat. The Medal of Honor is the highest military award for valor in the United States.
#education
Breitbart: Brazil: Police Investigate Bolsonaro's Son for Saying ‘Teachers Who Indoctrinate’ May Be Worse than Drug Dealers
Brazil's Minister of Justice orders investigation into Eduardo Bolsonaro's speech criticizing indoctrinating teachers; comparing them to drug traffickers.
#sports
Fox News: MLB All-Star Game 2023: National League wins Midsummer Classic for first time in 11 years
The National League ends a nine-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the American League in the MLB All-Star Game. Elias Diaz's two-run home run secures the victory for the NL. Diaz is named the game's MVP.
#other
The Epoch Times: Montreal Airport Baggage Handler Dies After Fall Trying to Dislodge Suitcase
A Montreal airport baggage handler died in a workplace accident when he fell while trying to dislodge a stuck suitcase. The airport authority expressed condolences and is providing support to the employee's family. The incident is being investigated, and similar accidents have occurred in the past.