A high school soccer game that was set to take place at a public field in East Harlem was canceled after a group of migrants refused to leave the field‚ even after the authorities showed up‚ according to the New York Post.Erik Johansson‚ the coach of the Manhattan Kickers' 17-year-old boys travel team‚ said: &;quot;I directly asked them to leave and some of them kind of took it into consideration‚ but then four or five of them said‚ ‘You know what‚ f–k it‚ we don’t have to leave‚ we can do whatever we want.'&;quot;The report mentioned that about 40 boys from both teams showed up on Sunday‚ April 14 at Thomas Jefferson Park for the match scheduled for 5:00 p.m.The Kickers were set to do battle against FA Euro New York.However‚ things didn't go as planned after around 30 men‚ who appeared to be African migrants and spoke little English‚ refused to get off the pitch. Even after the police showed up‚ the migrants wouldn't budge.To resolve the conflict‚ the authorities asked to see a copy of the club team's city permit‚ according to the Post.“When you show up with two teams in uniform‚ a ref and two coaches‚ usually nobody is asking to see your permit‚” Johansson said.“Even when the game is over‚ you don’t know if they’re waiting for you‚ so even if the cops kicked them out‚ it may not be over. So we just all agreed‚ this is too dangerous‚” Johansson added.After Johansson's assistant coach was able to get a copy of the permit to the police‚ the game had already been delayed 30 minutes. But the two teams agreed to cancel the game‚ feeling unsafe in the situation.The Daily Mail reported that the parents who attended the game don't want to play at the field anymore‚ claiming that they felt unsafe. Johansson‚ whose home country of Sweden has seen a massive influx of migrants in recent years‚ said &;quot;I have seen this before‚ I know how bad it can get.&;quot;New York City has taken in more than 175‚000 migrants‚ and it is currently playing host to 67‚500. However‚ those migrants are limited to a 30-day stay in order to alleviate overflow.Democrat Mayor Eric Adams has been critical of the Biden Administration's handling of the sudden influx of migrants showing up to sanctuary cities. Adams referred to the migrant situation as &;quot;one of the largest humanitarian crises this city has every experienced.&;quot; Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

With a sequel firmly on the horizon‚ now's the perfect time to dive into the deep historical RPG that is Kingdom Come: Deliverance. If you didn't get around to playing this medieval epic when it launched‚ you'll be glad to hear that you can snag it for 80% off on Steam‚ but don't wait too long. Continue reading Epic medieval RPG is 80% off on Steam ahead of surprise sequel MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Kingdom Come: Deliverance release‚ Kingdom Come: Deliverance review‚ Kingdom Come console commands

Now that the Balatro dust has settled‚ if you’re always on the lookout for the best new roguelike games like I am‚ newcomer Ants Took My Eyeball is one you’ll definitely want to check out. A Spelunky style descent into an ever-shifting anthill‚ with combat striking a satisfying blend between Terraria and Dead Cells‚ and boasting a range of delightful‚ customizable weaponry that would make Enter the Gungeon proud‚ this 2D action platformer just launched on Steam‚ and you can even get a little discount if you pick it up soon. Continue reading Spelunky meets Terraria in raucous new roguelike game out now on Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best roguelike games‚ Best platform games‚ Best indie games

Alongside heavy hitters such as Rimworld‚ Dwarf Fortress‚ and Oxygen Not Included‚ there are some other fantastic colony sims to be found on Steam‚ and one that might have flown under your radar is Clanfolk. The rural medieval management game set in the Scottish Highlands has a small but mighty reputation‚ with a 90% review score showing that it’s certainly worth your attention‚ and developer MinMax Games has just launched a big update packed with politics‚ bridge-building‚ and beavers‚ which you can check out now alongside a hefty Steam sale discount if you’re jumping in for the first time. Continue reading Highlands colony sim Clanfolk adds politics‚ swimming‚ and beavers MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best management games on PC‚ Best city building games‚ Best strategy games on PC

Though some believe that an alien craft called the Black Knight Satellite is orbiting Earth‚ NASA says that any photographic &;quot;proof&;quot; merely depicts space junk. The post Why Some Say The Black Knight Satellite Is A 13‚000-Year-Old Alien Spaceship appeared first on All That's Interesting.

A team of researchers put forward a theory of &;quot;sudden body fluid vaporization&;quot; for the victims' cause of death‚ and it is just as horrific as it sounds. The post Scientists Discover Mount Vesuvius Boiled The Blood And Exploded The Brains Of Its Victims appeared first on All That's Interesting.

After two failed inquiries in 1947 and 1963‚ a team of investigators believes that a Jewish notary betrayed Anne Frank's hiding place to protect his family from deportation. The post Who Betrayed Anne Frank&;#63; Inside The Historical Evidence appeared first on All That's Interesting.

How did wealthy heiress Patty Hearst become a violent member of a left-wing guerrilla group — that kidnapped her&;#63; The post The Bizarre Story Of Patty Hearst‚ The Kidnapped Heiress Who Joined The Symbionese Liberation Army appeared first on All That's Interesting.

The elaborate burial complex‚ which also contains animal sacrifices and valuable gold artifacts‚ appears to be the tomb of an ancient lord. The post Archaeologists Just Uncovered An Ancient Germanic Tomb With Six Women Buried Around A Cauldron appeared first on All That's Interesting.

On June 12‚ 1994‚ Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered at her Los Angeles home — and her ex-husband O.J. Simpson soon became the prime suspect. The post What Happened The Night That Nicole Brown Simpson Died&;#63; appeared first on All That's Interesting.