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America First News
13 May 2023
#immigration
The Epoch Times: Miracles, the Holy Family Trail, and the Afterlife: A Filmmaker's Journey | Mysteries of Life (S1, E8)
The UK government has launched a new immigration policy post-Brexit to attract high-skilled workers and decrease low-skilled immigration.
Washington Free Beacon: The White House Says Immigration Officials Don't Release Migrants. The Border Tells a Different Story.
White House denies "mass release of migrants," despite evidence of catch and release. More than 2 million aliens released under Biden's policy.
The Federalist Papers: Ted Cruz Goes Berserk on Rude Reporter During News Conference at Border: 'Do You Know Anything?'
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz slammed a reporter for blaming the GOP for the border crisis and urged reporters to report facts rather than lies.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Chicago Neighborhood Revolts After Learning How Many Migrants Are Coming to Stay
Residents in Chicago are criticizing city officials for allowing thousands of illegal immigrants to stay without consulting locals, leading to an influx of criminals and overcrowding. City officials are considering housing migrants in abandoned schools, police stations, and park facilities, which has faced opposition from residents concerned about the impact on their quality of life. Chicago is also suffering from a spike in crime and lacks resources to deal with the influx of illegal immigrants. Despite the situation, city officials claim to be a welcoming city and are collaborating with community-based organizations and community leaders to identify temporary respite sites for migrants.
The Epoch Times: Border Patrol Agent Charged With Taking Bribes, Attempted Meth Distribution in San Diego
Border Patrol agent Hector Hernandez faces federal bribery and drug distribution charges after agreeing to let migrants cross the US-Mexico border illegally.
Independent Sentinel: A Teen Migrant Died and Biden Laughs and Smirks
A 17-year-old boy, Ángel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza, has died in US government custody after traveling alone to the United States, adding to the increasing number of migrant deaths under the Biden administration. The circumstances surrounding his death are unknown, and the Honduran secretary of foreign affairs has demanded an exhaustive investigation. Biden's graveyard of migrants is expanding, with six children from foreign countries dying in US custody under the administration. The blame lies with the Biden Democrat regime, who invites people to come for eventual votes, creating a one-party state.
Forbes: Biden Administration Says No Migrant ‘Influx’ After Title 42 Ends—After Warning Of ‘Chaotic’ Potential
There has been no significant increase in migrant numbers at the US-Mexico border since the end of Title 42, according to a Homeland Security official.
Breitbart: Cruz on Border: 'Entire Strategy of the Democrats, You Cannot See the Dead Bodies' -- 'This Is Human Slavery'
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized Biden's handling of border security and called for the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Breitbart: FL AG Moody: Biden Says He Has to Release Migrants After Asking to Cut Detention Capacity
Florida AG Ashley Moody calls out Biden administration's request for cuts to detention capacity while mass releasing migrants into the US.
#politics
American Thinker: Parents have constitutional rights to raise their children
With Neo-Marxists targeting American families, it is crucial to establish constitutional rights for parents to raise their children without government interference. The Supreme Court has long recognized these non-textual rights, which are deeply rooted in history and essential to our nation's scheme of ordered liberty. The Dobbs Court's restrictive test for finding non-textual constitutional rights requires that they be deeply rooted in history and tradition. Progressives who interfere with parental rights and sexualize children are violating these fundamental constitutional precepts.
Washington Free Beacon: China Has 'Supreme Access' to TikTok, Former Exec Alleges
Former ByteDance executive alleges that the Chinese Communist Party uses TikTok as a propaganda tool and has "supreme access" to the platform's data.
National Review: Prosecutor Responsible for Trump Indictment Stonewalls House Judiciary Committee
Mark Pomerantz, who investigated Trump's finances as part of the Manhattan DA's office, refused to answer questions in a House Judiciary Committee deposition regarding Trump's hush-money payment to Stormy Daniels. The committee's chairman subpoenaed Pomerantz and his colleague after Trump claimed that an indictment for falsifying business records was drawing near. Pomerantz cited the integrity of a pending prosecution, the Fifth Amendment, and attorney-client privilege for his decision not to cooperate. The committee did not rule out holding Pomerantz in contempt of Congress.
The Epoch Times: CNN Defends Hosting Trump Town Hall
CNN’s decision to host a town hall-style interview with former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy, with Democrat politicians criticizing it as giving him a platform for “election disinformation” and “defenses of Jan 6th”. However, CNN personalities including Anderson Cooper defended the decision, claiming it was important to understand Trump’s position as a 2024 presidential candidate. Trump supporters applauded his performance at the town hall, while some Republican lawmakers expressed their reservations about his comments on Ukraine and the 2020 election.
Breitbart: WaPo’s Will: Democrat Joe Manchin Could Launch Third-Party White House Bid
Sen. Joe Manchin could launch a third-party presidential bid at the end of the year, says Washington Post columnist George Will.
Breitbart: Audit: FBI Had 'Insufficient Justification' for January 6 Surveillance Searches
The FBI failed to provide adequate justification for two FISA searches related to the January 6 Capitol violence, according to an internal audit. The audit found that 17 searches of Americans' communications had insufficient justification, while Elizabeth Goitein, a privacy expert at NYU School of Law, said the FBI had conducted around 200,000 searches with a 96% compliance rate, meaning 8,000 searches were made without any likelihood of gathering evidence. The findings have prompted calls for a warrant requirement on FISA queries.
Washington Free Beacon: ALERT: Journo Fight at White House Correspondents' Dinner After Party
Axios CEO Jim VandeHei berated Politico editor Matt Kaminski at a White House Correspondents' Dinner party over a "snarky" profile.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Says $10 Million Payment From Romania To His Cat Is Totally Legitimate
President Biden defends $10 million payment to his cat Willow, denying corruption charges.
The Epoch Times: Cory Morgan: The Body Count Rises While Feds Dither on Bail Reform
Canada's government must prioritize protecting citizens from violent, repeat offenders by reforming the bail and justice systems.
National Review: The Corner: DeSantis Enjoys Huge Haul of Iowa Endorsements Ahead of Visit
37 state legislatures have endorsed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ahead of his trip to Iowa, representing over a third of Republican lawmakers in the state.
#social
The Federalist Papers: Trans Starbucks Worker Who Berated Customer in Viral Video Pays a Big Price - And it Could Get Even Worse
Transgender Starbucks employee in UK loses job & faces police investigation after yelling at female customer who allegedly misgendered them.
Forbes: Embracing The Mother's Day Spirit: A Guide To The Best Movies
Celebrate Mother's Day with a handpicked selection of great movies that pay tribute to motherhood, featuring films like Mother's Day, Lady Bird, and Yes Day.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Dutch Cities Sever Ties With Chinese Sister Cities in Uncoupling From Communist Regime
Dutch municipalities are severing ties with Chinese sister cities due to differences in fundamental values, including human rights abuses. Many other Dutch cities are also reconsidering such relationships.
National Review: The Corner: ‘Judge in Name Only’: Lawmakers Target Hong Kong’s Pro-CCP Judiciary
A government panel in the US is calling for the imposition of sanctions on Hong Kong judges who act as an extension of the Chinese Communist Party's directives, as part of a series of measures aimed at tackling the authoritarian power. Representative Chris Smith said judges who undermine the rule of law in Hong Kong, such as Amanda Woodcock who sentenced pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai for getting others to participate in a vigil for the Tiananmen Square massacre, should be sanctioned. The panel urged the president to implement the sanctions policy.
The Epoch Times: MPs Ask Why Chinese Diplomat Who Spied on Falun Gong, Uyghurs Not Expelled Sooner
Canadian opposition MPs question why expelled Chinese diplomat Zhao Wei wasn’t sent packing sooner, given new revelations that the government knew for several years he was spying on dissidents in Canada, on top of targeting Conservative MP Michael Chong.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Coors Shows Bud Light How It's Done with New Commercial, Brings in 'Yellowstone' Star to Help
Anheuser-Busch's promotion of a transgender "influencer" on Bud Light cans has led to an exodus of beer-drinking American consumers and plunging profits. The move has been contrasted with a Coors ad that has emphasised the masculinity of the company's American heritage. Beer sales among brands competing directly with Anheuser-Busch have risen, while Busch, Budweiser, Natural and Bud Light "were down" last month, OutKick said. With the NFL season looming, traditionally a major revenue-stream for Bud Light, Coors Banquet's response could continue to dent Anheuser-Busch's sales.
The Epoch Times: Feds Paid $38 Million in Pandemic Aid to 3,200 Dead People, Inspectors General Find
Over $38 million in pandemic relief was issued to social security numbers belonging to over 3,000 dead individuals, according to a US Inspector General probe. This comes after a February report from the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee (PRAC) revealed $5.4 billion in COVID-19 loans and grants from the Small Business Administration and Paycheck Protection Program had been obtained using 69,000 “questionable” social security numbers. The PRAC is tracking over $7.1 trillion in federal pandemic relief and stimulus packages, with calls for an extension to the federal statute of limitations on prosecution of such crimes.
#culture
The Epoch Times: World Falun Dafa Day Celebrated in San Diego
Falun Dafa practitioners celebrated World Falun Dafa Day in San Diego, receiving a proclamation from County Supervisor Joel Anderson for its moral philosophy and health benefits. The group also demonstrated exercises and displayed art related to the practice, which has faced brutal persecution in China.
#education
National Review: The Corner: NYC Mayor Eric Adams Booed, Heckled by CUNY Law Grads for Mentioning NYPD Career
NYC Mayor Eric Adams, a former police officer, was booed by graduates of CUNY School of Law when he mentioned his career at a commencement ceremony.
Breitbart: 'Intolerant, Homophobic:' CA Mother Claims Special Needs Teenager Was Targeted for Not Embracing LGBT Lessons
A California mother claims teachers at Glendale High School called her special needs daughter a "bigot" after she objected to a lesson involving "scissoring" and refused to change in front of male teachers. The mother had excused her daughter from learning about LGBT content but alleges this was not respected by the school. The school denies the claims. The Glendale Unified School District has previously allowed teachers to lie to parents about their child's gender identity and sent out LGBTQ+ educational materials to teachers without parental knowledge.
The Epoch Times: Idaho Group Still Fighting to Remove Explicit Books From Children's Library
Parents in Meridian, Idaho are fighting to remove sexually explicit books from the local library. Concerned Citizens of Meridian has questioned the library leadership for allowing sexually explicit materials available to children under 18 years old. Parents argue that the materials are too graphic and not age-appropriate, while the library board cited First Amendment concerns. The group is now placing hope on the upcoming election of two trustees to change library policies. However, even a two-seat win may not be enough as three of the five board members are against removing the books.
#criminal
Independent Sentinel: Perp-Walking a Good Samaritan
Opinion from a New Yorker on the charges against Daniel Penny, a man who tried to protect subway passengers and is now charged with 2nd-degree manslaughter. The author suggests a two-tiered justice system in Manhattan and claims the charges against Penny are due to racial bias.
#sports
Breitbart: Kirby Smart Says There's 'Nothing Political' About Georgia's Decision to Skip White House Visit
The Georgia Bulldogs declined a White House visit due to a scheduling conflict with a crucial recruiting camp in June, according to head coach Kirby Smart.
#outdoors
#other
The Epoch Times: Austin Says He's Had No Contact With Chinese Counterpart
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has stated that he has been unable to make contact with the new Chinese Defense Minister despite multiple attempts. The PRC says they will not agree to a face-to-face meeting until the US lifts sanctions it imposed in 2018. While the Pentagon identifies China as the top national security issue, officials maintain war is not "inevitable." The US and China are both shadowing each other's warships in the South China Sea. The Pentagon has also explained that President Biden's $842bn defense budget request is geared towards a conflict with China in the Western Pacific.
The Epoch Times: Long Beach Mourns 12-Year-Old Boy Killed in Shooting
Suspects are being sought after a drive-by shooting in Long Beach killed a 12-year-old boy and wounded a 14-year-old girl.
Forbes: Are Tottenham Hotspur Making The Same Mistakes All Over Again In Managerial Search?
Tottenham Hotspur lack direction in their managerial search, and although high-calibre candidates have been linked, they don't know what they want in their next appointment.
The Babylon Bee: Husband Assures Wife He Only Looks At Song Of Solomon For The Theology
Man assures wife he's reading Song of Solomon for theological doctrine, not 'interesting' bits.
The Epoch Times: A Victim of China’s Blood Economy Finds His New Life and Hope to Confront the CCP
Hemophiliac Lu Xiaozhong, who contracted HIV and Hepatitis C from contaminated medication in China, escaped in March to a refugee camp in Frankfurt after 19 years of repression by the Chinese regime. Lu is being treated in Germany and has vowed to expose human rights abuses of the Chinese Communist Party. As a child, Lu contracted hemophilia, which eventually led to various complications and joint necrosis. Lu hopes to recover soon to speak out against the Chinese regime. The Chinese made clotting agents were produced by a pharmaceutical company owned by Sinopharm, a State-owned pharmaceutical company in China.
Forbes: ‘The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom’ Is The Best-Reviewed Game Of 2023
The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom is the best-reviewed game of 2023 with a 96/100 rating on Metacritic, receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics.
The Epoch Times: Biden Nominates Philip Jefferson as Federal Reserve Vice Chair
President Joe Biden has nominated Federal Reserve Governor Philip Jefferson to serve as the central bank's next vice chair. If confirmed by the Senate, Jefferson would replace Lael Brainard, who resigned from her position in February to become the president's chief economic adviser. Biden also nominated Adriana Kugler and plans to renominate Lisa Cook as members of the Board of Governors. The Fed is currently employing quantitative tightening measures while grappling with sticky inflation and a slowing economy.