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Metal Church has announced a North American tour to promote its latest album‚ “Congregation Of Annihilation.” The band’s thirteenth album is the first to feature vocalist Marc Lopes‚ who joined in the summer of ’22 as the replacement of the late Mike Howe.   “We’re gonna be touring all year‚” said Lopes. “And then the plan is right now to go and do the next record at the end of the year.  Metal Church Tour Dates: Mar. 20 – Burlington‚ VT – Higher GroundMar. 21 – Derry‚ NH – Tupelo Music HallMar. 22 – New Bedford‚ MA – The Vault Music HallMar. 23 – Reading‚ PA – ReverbMar. 24 – Clifton‚ NJ – DingbatzMar. 26 – Quebec City‚ QC – La Source De La MartiniereMar. 27 – Montreal‚ QC – Fairmount TheatreMar. 28 – Ottawa‚ ON – Brass MonkeyMar. 29 – Toronto‚ ON – The Rock PileMar. 30 – Lakewood‚ OH – The Winchester Ticket Information The post Metal Chruch On The Road appeared first on RockinTown.

'Assisted returns' paused after funding for immigration agency runs out The Biden Border Rush continues‚ an ongoing invasion aided‚ abetted and encouraged by our own government. Now Mexico has suspended deportations‚ so we can expect even more illegal migrants to make it to our southern border. The country of Mexico serves as a sort of massive highway through which illegal invaders from around the world can arrive to Joe Biden’s Big Rock Candy Mountain. Could it get worse? Oh certainly. It could always get worse. Mexico’s immigration bureaucracy‚ the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) (“National Institute of Migration” for all you gringo readers)‚ has announced they are just not going to deport anybody for a while. Deportations‚ or “assisted returns” as they call them‚ are suspended.Survival Shield X-2 is now 25% OFF! Treat your body with super high-quality nascent iodine &; enjoy one of nature's greatest essentials! Why? It’s the end of the year and their government funding has dried up. What? You mean Mexico deports people? Then how are so many getting through? Basically‚ Mexican immigration policy is an incoherent mishmash. Some illegals are detained and deported while many others are allowed to pass through Mexico to reach the U.S. border. A December 1 memo from INM chief Francisco Garduno ordered the agency to suspend deportations and transfers. There’s just no money for it‚ as the Mexican finance department suspended funding to the INM in November‚ due to “adjustments” at the end of the year. The “transfers” mentioned in that memo refer to moving migrants from near the U.S. border back to southern Mexico. As for the deportations – excuse me‚ the “assisted returns” – consider that every illegal alien Mexico deports back to his home country is one less illegal who is (at least for now) arriving to our border. From January to October of this calendar year‚ the Mexican government deported 51‚000 illegal aliens. During the entire 2022 calendar year‚ Mexico deported nearly 122‚000 people. That was lower than more than 130‚000 in calendar year 2021. There was a big drop in deportations last April‚ following the terrible fire in an illegal alien detention center on March 27 in Ciudad Juarez‚ which is right across the border from El Paso‚ Texas. The fire killed 40 detainees and injured 27. A fire at a Mexican detention center killed 39 and wounded 29Will this horrible incident teach our leaders a lesson?To them‚ dead Latin Americans are simply collateral damage in their drive to change the demographics of our country for political endshttps://t.co/4CKj3R3wGS— Border Hawk (@BorderHawkNews) April 4‚ 2023 That tragedy sent the INM into a tailspin‚ and as a result‚ it closed dozens of its detention centers. INM chief Garduno and other officials are actually facing criminal charges for the fire. Later‚ in October‚ deportations increased. But they have ended for now. Maybe in January they will start up again. Meanwhile‚ there may be some immigration enforcement carried out by Mexico’s National Guard‚ which is part of the Mexican Defense Department‚ not the INM. Adam Isaacson is an immigration analyst with the Washington Office on Latin America‚ or WOLA‚ a human rights group. Isaacson predicts‚ “Mexico is likely to rely more heavily on National Guard soldiers for migration management‚ a mission that they are barely prepared to fulfill. The result is likely to be a sharp decline in Mexico’s migrant apprehensions during December‚ and migrants may have a modestly easier time than usual reaching the U.S. border.” Did you catch that? An “easier time than usual reaching the U.S. border”. On December 6‚ Mexican media outlet Mileno reported that the Mexican deportation suspension “has brought about an increase in the illegal crossing of migrants at the border between Piedras Negras‚ Coahuila (Mexican state) and Eagle Pass (Texas).” So Milenio says that the suspension has had an effect. On December 4‚ the Associated Press reported that “Mexico has recorded nearly 590‚000 undocumented migrants in its territory this year…” But that’s merely a fraction of what’s been reported in the Mexican media. In July‚ Milenio cited INM figures estimating that 6 million illegals crossed into Mexico just between January and July of 2023! Of that 6 million‚ 2‚200‚000 had been granted documentation allowing them to stay in Mexico. So where do you think most of the rest ended up? Owen Shroyer returns to his throne

Enoch Burke was initially suspended last year after refusing to refer to a transgender student as ‘they’ A schoolteacher in Ireland who argued that referring to a transgender student as ‘they’ instead of ‘he’ was against his Christian beliefs will spend the Christmas period in prison‚ a court has ruled. Enoch Burke‚ formerly a history and German teacher at Wilson’s Hospital School in Co. Westmeath‚ was imprisoned for a second time in September. The teacher‚ who comes from an evangelical Christian background‚ had repeatedly failed to heed a court order barring him from entering the grounds of the school‚ from which he was fired last year. Burke‚ who has been told by the court that he will be released from custody if he verbally agrees to comply with the order‚ said at a hearing in Dublin’s High Court on Tuesday that doing so would be “giving up” his religious beliefs and an endorsement of “transgenderism.” Presiding over the court‚ Mr Justice Mark Sanfey said it had become clear that Burke had no intention of complying with the court order‚ and that that there was no justifiable reason to release him until he did so. The next review will be on February 27‚ Sanfey said‚ adding that Burke can secure his release at any point before then by saying he will abide by the order. Last year‚ Burke was accused by Wilson’s Hospital School of gross misconduct after he objected to an email sent by school officials requesting that a transitioning student be referred to by a gender-neutral pronoun. It was claimed by school authorities that Burke had unprofessionally confronted the headmaster about the request.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! Despite being suspended in May 2022 with full pay pending an investigation into his alleged misconduct‚ Burke continued to arrive at the school each day. He was fired the following August‚ and in May 2023‚ the Irish High Court found that the school had acted lawfully in its initial suspension of Burke – who it said had been “trespassing” on its grounds. At a hearing last year‚ Burke told the court: “I am a teacher and I don’t want to go to prison. I want to be in my classroom today‚ that’s where I was this morning when I was arrested.” He added: “I love my school‚ with its motto Res Non Verba‚ actions not words‚ but I am here today because I said I would not call a boy a girl.” However‚ the court has said that Burke is not being persecuted for his religious beliefs‚ but specifically for refusing to stop trespassing on school property. Meanwhile‚ Burke has accused the courts of failing to recognize his constitutional right to religious freedom‚ and says that these rights were breached when he was asked to refer to a student by they/them pronouns. Owen Shroyer returns to his throne

SCOTUS ruling could limit abortion access even in states where the practice remains legal The US Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to review an August decision by an appeals court which cut off access to a widely-used abortion pill‚ mifepristone‚ also known as RU-486. The move comes just 18 months the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade‚ ending the constitutional right to abortion. If the USSC agrees‚ it could limit abortion access even in states where the practice remains legal. Of note‚ abortion pills account for more than half of abortions in the US according to the Guttmacher Institute‚ as noted by Axios. The decision to take up the case follows a ruling by the New Orleans-based 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals that would end legal usage of the pill‚ as well as block its distribution and delivery – including telemedicine prescriptions and shipments of the drug. The Court will also hear an appeal by the drug’s manufacturer‚ Danco Laboratories. The 5th Circuit’s decision is currently on hold pending the outcome of the appeal at the Supreme Court in a challenge to the pill brought in Texas by anti-abortion groups and doctors. The justices are expected to hear arguments in the coming months and issue a decision by the end of June in the middle of a heated presidential race. –ReutersVasoBeet is now 40% OFF! This beetroot-based supplement was created to provide you with all the benefits of this nutrient-dense vegetable in one easy dose! Mifepristone is combined with another drug called misoprostol to perform a medical abortion. The Biden DOJ‚ meanwhile‚ has told the Supreme Court that allowing the 5th Circuit decision to stand would have “damaging consequences for women seeking lawful abortions and a healthcare system that relies on the availability of the drug under the current conditions of use.” As Axios further notes; The maker of mifepristone‚ Danco Laboratories‚ and the Department of Justice in September asked justices to review a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that the FDA failed to take into account safety concerns when it made mifepristone more easily accessible in 2016. Danco cited the ruling’s risks and confusion to women and the health system — and the way the challenge to the FDA’s authority destabilizes the drug and biotech industries.The three-judge panel at 5th Circuit partially blocked a lower court ruling that struck the FDA’s approval of the drug‚ which was granted in 2000‚ in response to a suit from anti-abortion forces. Owen Shroyer returns to his throne

So‚ contempt of Congress it is... Hunter Biden’s legal team set up a podium on Capitol Hill Wednesday‚ where the First Son decided to make his case in the court of public opinion‚ as opposed to appearing in a closed-door deposition by House investigators. Hunter Biden and his lawyer Abbe Lowell are here. Hunter says he’s open to testifying at a public hearing. But won’t testify where Comer and Jordan want him to in a behind closed doors setting pic.twitter.com/Lt1ShcNtBH— Max Cohen (@maxpcohen) December 13‚ 2023 “Let me state as clearly as I can‚” said Hunter. “My father was not financially involved ion my business. Not as a practicing lawyer. Not as a board member of Burisma. Not in my partnership with a Chinese private businessman. Not in my investments at home nor abroad‚ and certainly not as an artist.” Watch: Hunter Biden moves the goalposts again: "My father was not financially involved in my business" pic.twitter.com/n9L3miu2h8Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine!— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 13‚ 2023 Watch the entire speech below: Last week‚ House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer and House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan warned Hunter that he would face contempt of Congress if he skips out on today’s closed-door deposition‚ after his lawyer demanded it to “prevent selective leaks‚ manipulated transcripts‚ doctored exhibits‚ or one-sided press statements.” “Contrary to the assertions in your letter‚ there is no ‘choice’ for Mr. Biden to make; the subpoenas compel him to appear for a deposition on December 13. If Mr. Biden does not appear for his deposition on December 13‚ 2023‚ the Committees will initiate contempt of Congress proceedings‚” reads the letter‚ issued a week after his attorney‚ Abbe D. Lowell suggested that Hunter should instead be allowed to testify publicly. Hunter was subpoenaed on Nov. 8 to appear for a deposition before the committee. In response‚ Comer said: “Hunter Biden is trying to play by his own rules instead of following the rules required of everyone else‚” adding “Our lawfully issued subpoena to Hunter Biden requires him to appear for a deposition on December 13.” Comer and Jordan are investigating extensive evidence that the Biden family was running an international influence peddling scheme‚ raking in tens of millions of dollars from foreign business partners despite no obvious product or service in exchange. House lawmakers are also seeking testimony from Hunter’s uncle James Biden‚ as well as multiple former business associates. "I did not have financial relations with that father" https://t.co/XEQKHpg76B— zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 13‚ 2023 So‚ contempt of Congress it is… Owen Shroyer returns to his throne

Globalists grow desperate for more war as worldwide support fades As global support for the Ukraine war plummets‚ German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said his government may declare an “extraordinary emergency situation” if the war between Russia and Ukraine deteriorates. JUST IN – Chancellor Scholz: "Should the situation deteriorate due to Russia's war in Ukraine‚" the government may declare an "extraordinary emergency situation" in Germany.— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) December 13‚ 2023 Scholz made the ultimatum as part of a bid to garner more war funding for Ukraine. To justify his alarmism‚ Scholz said the move is necessary for Europe’s border security.  “Russia’s attack on Ukraine is not just any war‚” said Scholtz Wednesday. “It’s about the question of whether borders will be secure in the future – it’s about the security of Europe and Germany. I will therefore advocate reliable support for Ukraine.”VasoBeet is now 40% OFF! This beetroot-based supplement was created to provide you with all the benefits of this nutrient-dense vegetable in one easy dose! Der Angriff Russlands auf die Ukraine ist nicht irgendein Krieg. Es geht um die Frage‚ ob Grenzen in Zukunft sicher sind – es geht um die Sicherheit Europas und Deutschlands. Ich werde daher im #EUCO für eine verlässliche Unterstützung der Ukraine eintreten. #Regierungserklärung pic.twitter.com/APPnWcJybE— Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz (@Bundeskanzler) December 13‚ 2023 Interestingly‚ rival politicians aren’t having it. “It is a predictable emergency that you must declare by the middle of the year at the latest‚” said opposition leader Friedrich Merz. “We won’t let you get away with this trick‚ Mr. Chancellor.” 🚨BREAKING: GERMANY ON BRINK OF 'EXTRAORDINARY EMERGENCY' Amid Ukraine ConflictGermany is close to declaring an 'extraordinary emergency' amid the escalating Ukraine crisis‚ especially as the US Senate recently stalled a crucial $50 billion aid package for Ukraine.The US… pic.twitter.com/wI3WZegX9D— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) December 13‚ 2023 Scholz’s desperation to keep the war going is on the heels of Ukrainian President Zelensky begging his countrymen to sacrifice everything for more “weapons.” As long as we keep sending limitless money nothing is going to change… There’s no incentive for them to ever come to a peace deal because of the theft. We are creating an oligarch class within Ukraine as they pilfer our $ while we do nothing about our own border crisis! https://t.co/a2bVN0oMDV— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) December 13‚ 2023