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The New York Post reported this week on the 100+ migrants who stormed the gates to enter the United States through El Paso. About 600 came in at once after the rampage. The reporters took video of the event that went viral. Jennie Taer was one of the reporters. She is now blocked‚ along with […] The post If Only We Had a 1st Amendment‚ We’d Have Press in El Paso appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Well over 100 people were killed during an Islamic terrorist attack at a concert hall in Russia on Friday night‚ according to the latest figures released by the Russian government. Islamic State Khorasan Province‚ or ISIS-K‚ claimed credit for the terrorist attack that also wounded more than 140 people who were either shot‚ burned‚ or inhaled thick black smoke. “As the rubble was being removed in the concert hall of the Crocus City Hall‚ the number of people killed in the terrorist attack has risen to 133‚” said the Russian Investigative Committee. “The search operation is underway.” Disturbing videos that circulated online of the attack showed four heavily armed men storming into Crocus City Hall and opening fire with automatic weapons on the sold-out concert. The New York Times reported that the terrorists used “explosives and flammable liquids” to set the building on fire. The fire quickly spread the roof‚ causing portions of it to collapse‚ and soon engulfed at least a third of the building. Russian firefighters are currently combing through the rubble of Moscow’s Crocus City Hall theater. Earlier today‚ Russian authorities updated the death toll from last night’s terror attack to 133‚ adding that it would likely continue to rise. pic.twitter.com/Ji3P0QyHru — OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 23‚ 2024 Russian firefighters battled the flames for hours and finally managed to extinguish it on Saturday morning. The Russian government said that it detained nearly a dozen people in connection with the attack including the four terrorists who carried out the attack. “The activities of intelligence and law enforcement agencies have resulted in the detention of 11 people‚ including four terrorists‚ who directly participated in the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall‚” said Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) in a statement. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “It has already been established that the terrorist attack was carefully planned‚” the statement added. “The weapons that the terrorists used had been placed in a cache in advance.” The attack came two weeks after the U.S. warned Americans in Moscow to avoid large public gatherings — specifically concerts — because terrorists were planning an attack. The New York Times said that the warning was directly related to the attack that unfolded and that U.S. officials specifically reached out and warned the Russians.

President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice announced on Saturday the launch of the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center — to the surprise of some congressional Republicans. Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a Saturday press release that the new national resource center “will provide our partners across the country with valuable resources to keep firearms out of the hands of individuals who pose a threat to themselves or others.” Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs)‚ commonly referred to as “red flag” laws‚ allow authorities to confiscate firearms from a person whom a court deems to be a risk to himself or others. ERPOs also prevent a person from buying or possessing a gun for the duration of the order. “The establishment of the Center is the latest example of the Justice Department’s work to use every tool provided by the landmark Bipartisan Safer Communities Act to protect communities from gun violence‚” Garland said. Justice Department Launches the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center 🔗: https://t.co/xH1deJu4SB pic.twitter.com/zUj0woxwrf — U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) March 23‚ 2024 The resource center‚ which was launched with a new website‚ is described as “a resource for implementers” that will “provide training and technical assistance to law enforcement officials‚ prosecutors‚ attorneys‚ judges‚ clinicians‚ victim service and social service providers‚ community organizations‚ and behavioral health professionals responsible for implementing laws designed to keep guns out of the hands of people who pose a threat to themselves or others.” The National ERPO Resource Center website also provides a state-by-state guide for red flag laws across the country‚ along with specific information on each state’s ERPO law. Currently‚ 21 states and the District of Columbia have red flag laws on the books. Republicans in the House and Senate were surprised to learn of the DOJ’s new gun-control resource center. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) reposted the DOJ’s announcement on X and asked‚ “What the hell is this evil?” “A Federal Red Flag center; We did not authorize this. Announced‚ of course‚ just hours after the omnibus passes‚” Massie added. “Oh‚ really?” Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said in response to the DOJ announcing the resource center. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) simply commented on the DOJ’s post‚ “Nope.” Dana Loesch‚ a Second Amendment advocate and critic of red flag laws‚ said the DOJ’s National ERPO Resource Center “is an attack on due process.” “This won’t apply to Hunter Biden‚ illegal aliens‚ or cartel members that Dems fight to arm. This is an attack on due process and ignores existing law that provides a way to adjudicate someone ineligible‚” Loesch wrote. “All previous tragedies were preventable without removal of due process.” President Biden has fought to implement more gun control on a national level‚ issuing an executive order last year expanding background checks for firearm purchases. Biden has also promised “to ban assault weapons again come hell or high water and high capacity magazines.”

Shannen Doherty is praising Kate Middleton for how she has handled her cancer diagnosis both personally and publically‚ and she’s asking fans to give the Princess of Whales the space and respect she needs to process her health scare in peace. Kate shared a video on Friday (March 22) that announced she has been privately battling cancer since January. She learned the news after undergoing abdominal surgery that month‚ and she is now in the early stages of chemotherapy. “This of course came as a huge shock‚ and William and I have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family‚” Kate‚ 42‚ said in the video. “As you can imagine‚ this has taken time. It has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment.” A message from Catherine‚ The Princess of Wales pic.twitter.com/5LQT1qGarK— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) March 22‚ 2024 Prior to Kate Middleton’s announcement‚ she had been absent from her typical public duties for nearly three months‚ which made social media swarm with speculations about her health and marriage. So Shannen Doherty‚ who is also battling cancer‚ took to social media to air her frustrations. Shannen Doherty Defends Kate Middleton’s Right to Privacy “Being a public figure does not mean the public owns that person‚” she wrote on Instagram. “We ALL have the right to go through illness or life privately.” “The onslaught of conspiracy theories‚ ownership‚ and plain‚ morbid curiosity forced this person to explain herself before she had come to terms with it and explained to her children‚” Shannen continued. “I pray this is a learning moment for us all to respect‚ privacy or others‚ regardless of being in the public eye.” In her message‚ Kate admitted that it was difficult to explain the situation to her three children‚ George‚ 10‚ Charlotte‚ 8‚ and Louis‚ 5‚ “in a way that’s appropriate for them.” And because of the public uproar‚ it was likely impossible to tell her family on her own terms. “Princess Kate‚ I admire your strength through the endless onslaught you’ve been under while going through cancer‚” Shannen concluded. Shannen Doherty is currently battling Stage 4 breast cancer that has spread to her bones. Kate Middleton did not reveal any details about her cancer‚ but she did note that her chemotherapy is for “preventative” reasons. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Shannen Doherty Praises Kate Middleton’s Grace and “Strength” Following Emotional Cancer Announcement appeared first on InspireMore.

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