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#illegals
Fox News: Who are the 19 people indicted in the Georgia election case against Trump?
Former President Donald Trump and 18 others were indicted in Georgia for their alleged involvement in illegal efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election in the state. The indictments include charges such as violating the RICO Act, solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer, and conspiracy to commit forgery.
Front Page Magazine: Illegal Migrants Getting Immigration Court Dates in 2032
The Biden administration's plan to resolve the legal status of illegal alien migrants is being questioned by Assemblyman Lester Chang, who reveals that court dates for these migrants stretch into the next decade, showing a lack of intention to solve the crisis quickly. Migrants have received court dates as late as 2032, allowing them to live and work in the US until their case is heard, undermining immigration law.
Migrants arriving in the US have been issued court dates as late as 2032 and 2035, further highlighting the lack of urgency in resolving the migrant crisis. The open borders regime violates immigration law by either ignoring it or creating loopholes that result in amnesty for illegal aliens. The longer these cases take, the more integrated and useful the migrants become, making it difficult to expel them.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Pelosi Fought to Legalize Drugs, Now the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building is a Drug Market
Federal facilities in cities like San Francisco are facing public safety concerns due to high crime rates and drug markets. The Nancy Pelosi Federal Building is located in one of the city's most notorious crime-infested areas. Despite criticizing organized crime, Pelosi has a history of pushing for defunding the police. This situation highlights the lawlessness and need for change in our country's approach to policing and public safety.
#health
Fox News: Excessive social media use has many of the same effects as substance abuse, says expert
Social media addiction is a growing problem, with individuals experiencing detrimental effects on their lives and relationships. Signs of addiction include excessive use, withdrawal from in-person events, and distress when unable to use social media. The issue is more prevalent among young people and can lead to impaired school and work performance, loneliness, and negative self-image. Detoxing from social media can involve a combination of full-stop periods and moderation approaches, with support from others and reducing access to social media platforms. While there are risks associated with social media use, it can also provide connections and access to information.
Fox News: New report reveals how CDC can be ready for the next pandemic
The CDC's new director, Dr. Mandy Cohen, aims to restore trust in the agency by improving communications and bringing evidence to the public. However, a study reveals that the CDC's failures during the pandemic stem from mission creep and a lack of congressional authorization. The agency's priorities have strayed from its core mission, leaving it unprepared and diverting resources. Congress needs to comprehensively authorize the CDC, refocus its mission, and cut back on areas where it duplicates other agencies. Only then can the CDC regain trust and effectively combat communicable diseases.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Soros DA Says Philly Muslim Terrorist Doesn't Represent "Peace-Seeking" Islam
A Philadelphia teen has been arrested for attempting to build a weapon of mass destruction. The FBI discovered the teen's communication with a foreign terrorist organization and conducted an investigation that included surveillance. The 17-year-old also showed sympathies towards Chechen terrorist groups.