Liberal Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blamed "right-wing extremism" for the migrant crisis plaguing the city on Tuesday. Johnson was announcing new support for migrants when he went on a tirade blaming the right for the crisis after being asked if he would support a limit on the number of migrants being sent to Chicago from other states and cities. "It has to be better coordination. What we have seen is a raggedy form instituted by right-wing extremism‚" said Johnson. "Everyone knows that the right-wing extremism in this country has targetted Democratically-ran cities and quite frankly‚ they've been very intentional about going after Democratically-ran cities that are led by people of color‚" he added. The mayor said that 17 churches were coordinating to provide shelter and other services for the thousands of migrants who have arrived in the city. He calls it the Unity Initiative and claims that it will come at no cost to the taxpayer. The initiative will be a temporary stopgap measure as the city continues building a large tent camp for asylum seekers in the neighborhood of Brighton Park. That effort has also been criticized over accusations that the site has been contaminated by heavy metals. Johnson said that Republicans were purposely sending migrants without coordinating with city officials in order to create chaos. "This is the same political party that did not want to accept that President Obama was actually an American‚" he continued. "It's the same Republican right-wing extremism that stormed the Capitol. It's the same right-wing extremism that refuses to accept the results of the Civil War. It's raggedy. It's disrespectful it's mean-spirited. It's an unclean spirit‚ quite frankly." Chicago's Democrat leaders have had to face the anger from some of the residents who are angry at migrants being provided services that they say should go to legal residents. Johnson went on to quote the singer Beyonce after accusing Republicans of racism. Here's a video of the migrant plan: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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The German Archaeological Institute’s excavation of the ancient Hittite capital of Hattusa has unearthed a rare iron saw dating to the 3rd century B.C. It is the first saw from this period discovered in Anatolia. Professor Andreas Schachner‚ who leads the excavations‚ told Anadolu Agency (AA) that the iron of the saw was thicker than contemporary saws‚ but otherwise‚ it is very similar to the ones used today. “This shows us that humans do not simply modify working tools‚” he said. Approximately eight inches long‚ the rectangular saw blade has teeth on one long edge that show extensive evidence of wear and tear. It was found on the northwestern slope of the large castle area in a building from the Galatian period. The building was in use around 2‚250 years ago when central Anatolia was occupied by the descendants of the Celts who had invaded Greece in 278 B.C. There are few known examples of saws from this era; later Roman saws are more common. Only the iron blade of the saw has survived. Mounting holes on both sides indicate it had a semicircular handle‚ likely made of a wood‚ that the carpenter would have gripped when moving the blade back and forth.

Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez has issued subpoenas to three Maui agencies in connection with the devastating Aug. 8 wildfire that claimed at least 97 lives and ravaged the historic town of Lahaina‚ according to reports.

Fulton County‚ Georgia‚ prosecutors won't consider plea deals for Donald Trump‚ Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows‚ electing instead to force them to trial‚ The Guardian reported Tuesday.

The presidents of Harvard University‚ the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)‚ and the University of Pennsylvania are set to testify before Congress on Dec. 5‚ addressing the pressing issue of antisemitism on college campuses.

Blake Harris‚ a former top adviser to Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina's now-defunct presidential campaign‚ is now working to get Ron DeSantis the GOP nomination.

Snack and beverage manufacturer PepsiCo will be slashing the amount of sodium in its food products‚ including Lay’s Chips‚ in line with World Health Organization recommendations‚ the company said. By 2030‚ the company plans to hit “two new ambitious nutrition goals‚” PepsiCo announced in a Nov. 14 news release. First‚ it aims to reduce the… The post PepsiCo Announces It’s Changing Lay’s Potato Chip Formula to Meet World Health Organization Standards appeared first on The Federalist Papers.

In a recent disclosure‚ WIRED revealed the existence of a little-known surveillance program‚ Data Analytical Services (DAS)‚ which tracks over a trillion domestic phone records annually in the United States. U.S. Senator Ron Wyden‚ in a letter to the Department of Justice‚ raised serious legal concerns about DAS‚ previously known as Hemisphere. This program‚ in… The post Law Enforcement Snoops on *Trillions* of American Phone Records Under White House Surveillance Program appeared first on The Federalist Papers.