Operation Lone Star continues to combat illegal immigration and human smuggling, showcasing the ongoing efforts of Texas law enforcement. A recent case highlighted by Tom Homan, former Acting ICE Director and “Border Czar,” demonstrates both the operation’s successes and tragic realities. Operation Lone Star: A Key Border Initiative Launched in March 2021 by Texas Governor
Fulton County DA Fani Willis has five days to release records tied to her handling of the Georgia election interference case. A judge’s default ruling suggests Willis’s office failed to respond properly, raising questions about transparency and potential misconduct. What Happened?Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, handling the Georgia election interference case, was ordered by
COVID-19 Still making an impact: In a striking turn of events, the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic has become a pivotal factor in shaping President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination process for key administration positions. A recent House committee report has reignited debates about pandemic-era decisions, raising questions about their scientific basis and the broader implications for
MAGA Report: Tom Homan, the incoming “Border Czar,” is making waves with a no-nonsense stance on illegal immigration. His recent interview with NewsNation delivered a clear message: mass deportations are non-negotiable. For Homan, it’s not just about enforcing immigration law; it’s about the system’s survival. “If court orders don’t mean anything, neither does due process,”
Donald Trump’s vow to block the purchase of U.S. Steel by Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel underscores a critical policy focus within the America First movement: prioritizing national economic sovereignty and strengthening domestic industries. His stance combines protectionist measures, economic nationalism, and strategic trade policies designed to fortify American manufacturing, particularly steel—a sector historically intertwined with
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just made a major decision. It sided with the federal government on a big immigration issue. The court ruled that the government can deport foreign nationals in the U.S. illegally, even if local authorities object. What Happened? This case began with an executive order in King County, Washington. In
A congressional report released on Dec. 1, 2024, wrapped up a two-year investigation into the COVID-19 pandemic, shedding light on the origins of the virus and the government’s handling of the crisis. Here’s a breakdown of key findings and discussions: Key Findings from the Report Lab Leak Theory Confirmed The report concluded that COVID-19 likely