Former President Donald Trump has promised to enact a wide range of restrictionist immigration policies if he wins the presidential race this year, but his most extreme proposal is to carry out "the largest domestic deportation operation in American history." In an interview last month with Time, Trump suggested that between 15 million and 20 million people could be targeted by the plan. The idea of mass deportations had buy-in from other contenders for the...

A ruling Friday from the International Court of Justice ordering an immediate halt to Israel’s military offensive in Rafah marked a stunning rebuke of the Israeli leadership’s prosecution of the war in Gaza, including the decision to send troops and tanks into a city where more than a million Palestinians had sought refuge. The incursion into Gaza’s southernmost city, which began May 7, has already displaced more than 800,000 people, the court said, calling the developments “...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. targeted former President Trump over his administration’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, as he spoke to Libertarians during their party convention Friday.   Kennedy argued that the former president and his administration had violated people’s First Amendment rights when they instituted health guidelines to combat the coronavirus pandemic. “I think he had the right instinct when he came into office. He was initially very reluctant to impose...

Morgan Spurlock, the documentarian behind the Academy Award-nominated "Super Size Me," has passed away due to complications from cancer. He died Thursday in New York. "It was a sad day, as we said goodbye to my brother Morgan," his brother Craig Spurlock said in a statement. "Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him." Spurlock was 53.

An Oklahoma-based missionary group working in Haiti’s capital was attacked by gangs on Thursday night, leaving two Americans and the group’s director dead, the organization, Missions in Haiti, announced on Facebook. Missions in Haiti runs a school for 450 children, as well as two churches and a children’s home in the Bon Repos neighborhood in the northern outskirts of Port-au-Prince, which is widely known to be controlled by two local gangs. The independent nonprofit was founded by an...

Klaus Schwab’s departure from the helm of the World Economic Forum has been met with excitement by sections of the Right. As the figurehead for globalism and the elite adoption of a laundry list of progressive causes, the German became something of a bogeyman for conservatives around the world. But the WEF’s reputation as a progressive champion — which it owes to highly publicised interventions such as the promotion of eating insects and the promise that future...

Following Ohio’s passage of an amendment banning noncitizen voting, Secretary of State Frank LaRose is directing the Buckeye State to remove 137 noncitizens from voter registration rolls.  A recent review from the Secretary of State’s Public Integrity Division and Office of Data Analytics and Archives found 137 individuals on its voter registration rolls, even though their noncitizen status had been twice confirmed.  LaRose confirmed the directive in a press...

"My personality will keep us out of wars," Trump told the crowd At a rally in the Bronx on Friday, Donald Trump let rip on America’s warmongering leadership and its “horrible wars” around the world. “Remember Hillary Clinton used to point at me: ‘He will create wars’?” Trump asked the crowd. “They said, ‘His personality will create wars.’ No. I said, ‘My personality will keep us out of wars.’ And I was right. First president in 78 years that didn’t start a war. We had no wars. None of these stupid wars. “Such a shame when you see all of these people who died in these horrible wars in the Middle East and everywhere else.” TRUMP: “I’m the only President in 78 years that didn’t start a war….It’s called peace through strength!” pic.twitter.com/19yE0atYGjURGENT! Keep Alex Jones in the fight against the NWO! Please pray & contribute at DefendJones.com today!— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 23, 2024 Trump lamented the stupidity of America’s interventions in the Middle East, claiming they had brought no benefits to the American people. “We’ve spent $9 trillion in the Middle East. We’ve bombed the hell out of the place. Then we leave. You know, in the old days, ‘To the victor belong the spoils,’ But we don’t do that. We bomb the hell out of everyone, then we come back home. It’s so sick. It’s so sick and so stupid.” And the former president didn’t mince his words as he laid the blame squarely on America’s leadership. “These people who lead us are so stupid. You want to use that as a last resort. You can solve problems with a meeting or a telephone call. You don’t have to drop billions of dollars’ worth of bombs on people’s heads. You don’t have to. It’s called peace through strength.” Trump also told the crowd that “Joe Biden puts illegal aliens first. I put America first!” “We are going to make New York City great again,” Trump proclaimed. While Trump was speaking, New York Governor Kathy Hochul went on CNN and blasted residents who were attending the rally as “clowns.” “New York will never, ever support Donald Trump for president. We know him better than anyone, and that means we understand what he’s all about. He’s just for himself.” The Silent Weather War On Humanity

The city is considering a new ordinance to house migrants in private homes, churches and community centers A city in Maine is considering issuing a new ordinance to allow private dwellings, churches and community centers to be turned into emergency homeless shelters, as the city is flooded with migrants. The new ordinance would not force private owners in Westbrook to give over space to house the homeless, but it would allow homes or churches to become homeless shelters if the owners wished. “What we can afford in this ordinance are shelters in single family homes which are deemed to be emergency shelter families,” said Jennie Franceschi, Westbrook Director of Planning and Code Enforcement . “A church that has a room that they utilize for the purposes of baked bean suppers or educational or social needs could then take that room and make it into a shelter if the needs of the community necessitated it.” At a City Council meeting on April 9, the official running Westbrook’s welfare program revealed that 90% to 95% of all welfare recipients in the city are now migrants, or “New Mainers” as he put it.Save 10% on ALL storable food and Alexapure Pro Water Filtration Systems! Secure your independence with our delicious kits TODAY to beat the coming demand! Cumberland County, of which Westbrook is a part, has seen massive increases in migrant arrivals in recent months. Westbrook residents have expressed their worry that new measures to accommodate these migrants could impose a significant tax burden on private owners in the city. “I do not believe the entire homeless shelter proposal is beneficial to the property taxpayers and residents of the city of Westbrook,” said resident Martin Malia, in an email that was read at a public meeting of the Planning Board. “Last year, the property taxpayers were burdened with an 8.8 [%] tax increase,” he added, claiming that the new measures proposed would increase property taxes by a further 11.4%.   The Silent Weather War On Humanity

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