Month: January 2024

Ohio Senator JD Vance Introduces Bill to Codify Border States’ Rights to Defend Own Territory from Illegal Migrants

Ohio U.S. Senator JD Vance (R-OH) introduced a bill on Wednesday that would “codify the right of every state along the U.S.-Mexico border to defend its own territory.”
Vance’s State Border Security Act would prevent federal agents from dismantling barbed wire or other fencing erected by state governments within 25 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border.

New York Mayor Launches Crusade Against Social Media Amid Crime, Migrant Crisis

The mayor compared social media to cigarettes

Texas Governor to Biden Admin: Texas Has Constitutional Right to Self-defense

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Yellen Delivers Remarks on the State of the Economy

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will deliver remarks on the state of the U.S. economy and investments the Biden administration has made in the middle class, according to the Treasury Department. She will deliver the remarks at the Chicago Economic Club at 1:30 p.m. ET on Jan. 25.

Gov. Bill Lee Supports Gov. Greg Abbott in Southern Border Standoff: ‘Tennessee Has Always Stood With Texas’

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee confirmed on Thursday that he supports Texas Governor Greg Abbott in his standoff with the Biden administration over Texas’ defense of its southern border.

After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the federal government had the authority to remove border defenses erected by Texas to prevent illegal immigrants from crossing the southern border, Abbott invoked the state’s right to self defense on Wednesday, declaring the Biden administration failed in its duty to protect the country and President Joe Biden "violated his oath to faithfully executive immigration laws enacted by Congress."

The article Gov. Bill Lee Supports Gov. Greg Abbott in Southern Border Standoff: ‘Tennessee Has Always Stood With Texas’ appeared first on Tennessee Star.

Group Sues Federal Government, Wants Taxpayers To Cover Sex Changes For Transgender Veterans

Transgenderism has become more prominent in the armed forces

Government Suppressed, Censored Concerns Over Mail-In Voting in 2020: Documents

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency knew mail-in voting was less secure ahead of the 2020 election but worked to suppress that information

South Carolina State Senators Begin Debate on Constitutional Carry Bill

Gun rights advocates say the bill to make South Carolina the 28th state with Constitutional Carry may die while being passed between chambers