Month: June 2026
DOJ: More than 475k Children Trafficked to US Under Biden, 300k Unaccounted For…
Once UACs arrive in the U.S., federal law requires that their oversight and care be administered by the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families.
Under the Biden administration, ORR often placed UACs with unvetted sponsors, background checks weren’t performed, UACs were released to alleged gang members, human traffickers, non-family members and sent to non-residential addresses, federal inspector general audits and a Florida grand jury found, The Center Square reported.
What role do government and social media play in protecting your privacy?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – People claim to value their privacy, but share their most personal information with entities that most of whom will sell that data. All for the convenience of our modern world. Then, when their privacy is violated, they claim it was someone else’s job to protect it. I’m here to tell you, the person primarily responsible for protecting your privacy is…
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Potential Mass Shooting in Georgia Stopped by Armed Citizens
https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2026/06/12/potential-mass-shooting-in-georgia-stopped-by-armed-citizens-n1232848
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New Bill Would Fleece Pro-Lifers For ‘Emotionally Harming’ Abortion Doctors
‘Violate First Amendment rights’
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Judge Foils Dems’ Bid to Allow ‘Never Residents’ to Vote in NC
Democrats’ bid to skirt previous court decisions in order to allow people who have never lived in North Carolina (“never residents”) to continue voting in the state was slapped down by Superior Court Judge Hoyt Tessener in a ruling released this week.
A North Carolina law allowing “never residents” to cast ballots in the state for federal elections violates undisputed court rulings, Judge Tessener ruled in his decision.
“Never residents” are adults born outside the United States whose parents or guardians once lived in the state.
In March of this year, the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the North Carolina Republican Party filed a court challenge to the state law on the grounds that precedent already prohibited “never residents” from voting in the state and that North Carolina can’t legally carve out an exemption for federal elections.
Last year, the state’s Board of Elections issued guidance stating they people who never lived in North Carolina could vote for federal elections as if they were legal residents there.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC), as an Intervenor-Defendant, joined with the North Carolina State Board of Elections to oppose the challenge to the law, calling it an effort to “disenfranchise” voters. The Democrats also argued that one element of the case should be transferred to a three-judge panel.
Judge Tessener rejected all of the Democrats’ claims, granting Republicans’ motion for summary judgement and noting that the issue had already been decided by previous court rulings:
“Although the State Board of Elections is acting consistently with N.C. Gen. Stat. § 163-258.2, the matters raised in Count I of Plaintiffs’ Complaint have been addressed by our State’s appellate courts, and no genuine disputed material facts exist.
“Therefore, Plaintiffs are entitled to summary judgment on Count I of the Verified Complaint as a matter of law. Accordingly, the Court orders as follows: IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that Plaintiffs’ Motion for Summary Judgment on Count I of the Verified Complaint is GRANTED. All other Motions brought before the Court are DENIED.”
Thus, Democrats cannot use the challenged law to make people who have never lived in the state eligible to vote in the state, the judge explained in his decision:
“Persons who have never resided in North Carolina and who are only eligible to register and vote in North Carolina because they satisfy the definition of a ‘covered voter’ in N.C. Gen. Stat.§ 163-258.2(1)(e) of North Carolina’s Uniform Military and Overseas Voters Act are not eligible to register and vote in any North Carolina election contest, including state or federal contests.”
“JUDGMENT IS ENTERED in favor of Plaintiffs on Count I consistent with this Order,” Judge Tessener ruled.
Illinois’ doomed plan to tax social media
Illinois can tax income — not speech. Its new social media fee targets platforms for user content, inviting a First Amendment fight.
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Hundreds Of Noncitizens Found On New Jersey Voter Rolls After Senate GOP Helps Block SAVE America Act
Requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote would prevent noncitizens from slipping onto the rolls. Still for some reason, RINO’s are joining Democrats to block this legislation.
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US Supreme Court Declines Alabama Request to Use Nitrogen Gas Execution Method
The high court on Thursday evening voted to decline the state’s petition and did not provide an explanation for its decision. Three justices dissented.
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