Month: October 2023
DOJ Inspector General Finds ‘No Evidence’ Of Wrongdoing By Trump In FBI HQ Decision
Trump did not inappropriately exert pressure
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Another Second Amendment Victory, This Time in New York City
NYC changed the state law’s language to give unelected bureaucrats the power to deny permits for any "other good cause" they determine. …
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Red State Asks Supreme Court To Reinstate Law Banning Drag Shows In Front Of Children
‘Exceeded the district court’s remedial authority’
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Donors Pull Support After Harvard, UPenn Fail to Condemn Hamas’ Terrorist Attack
Billionaires, business moguls, and university alumni are withdrawing their support from two Ivy League universities after school administrators and students failed to strongly condemn the… Read More
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Texas Sues Biden Admin For Cutting Border Wire Placed By State Officials
‘Disrupted the State’s border security efforts’
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DHS Admitted Hundreds of Thousands of ‘Inadmissible’ Aliens Through CBP One App: House Panel
The Department of Homeland Security has been using a migrant processing app to release hundreds of thousands of otherwise inadmissible foreign nationals into the U.S. interior, according to documents obtained by the House Homeland Security Committee.
CBP One is an app through which would-be entrants to the United States may schedule appointments to appear at U.S. ports of entry. Ostensibly, its users must be in northern Mexico to schedule an appointment, though reporting from the Washington Examiner has suggested that users have turned to virtual private networks (VPN) to evade the geographic requirements. Moreover, the app has come under fire due to its alleged use by cartels in human trafficking operations.
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