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Supreme Court Ruling Could Close Major Immigration Loophole, Cause Massive Shake-Up
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary has broad authority to revoke visa petitions without judicial review. In a decision on Bourfa v. Mayorkas, the court unanimously affirmed the secretary’s discretion to cancel approved immigration petitions “for what he deems to be good and sufficient cause” under 8 United States Code (USC) §1155, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson delivering the court’s opinion.
Dade Phelon Drops Out Of Texas House Speaker Race After Backlash From Trying To Oust Republican State AG
Dade Phelan, the two-time Republican speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, announced Friday he will not seek a third term, stepping aside amid criticism from within his own party. The speaker faced significant backlash after initiating a failed impeachment of Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. During a May runoff race, Phelan’s opponent, Dave Covey, received endorsements from Paxton, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and President-elect Donald Trump.
Hurricane Victim Asked FEMA For New Window, Says Agency Denied And Wasted Thousands Of Dollars Instead
A Charlotte, North Carolina, woman claimed Wednesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) refused to cover a minor window repair after Hurricane Helene, instead offering her a month-long stay at a costly hotel. Susan Lewis, 74, said the small window crack would cost $200 to fix, but said FEMA proposed placing her and three others in the Charlotte Marriott SouthPark hotel for a month — an option she said would cost the agency thousands of dollars, according to WSOC-TV.
Fornication, Urination, Defecation: Texas AG Sues City That Put Homeless Shelter ‘Mere Feet From Elementary School’
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday that he is suing to close down the Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center (SHNC) in South Austin, which he claimed operates within feet of Joslin Elementary School while facilitating depravity and drug use. The SHNC’s operations are a magnet for crime, drug abuse and public indecency, becoming a menace to both local residents and the kids at Joslin, according to the lawsuit. This allegedly includes urination and defecation in public.
Montana AG says Royal Canadian Mounted Police were trying to spy on U.S. gun shows
(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said Monday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) sought to conduct surveillance at several gun shows in the state, a request he vehemently rejected. He said the Canadian agency contacted the Montana Department of Justice and Division of Criminal Investigations about observing gun shows in Bozeman and Kalispell. “My hair is absolutely on fire,” Knudsen said in an interview with Montana Talks radio.
Montana Attorney General Says Royal Canadian Mounted Police Are Trying To Spy On US Gun Shows
Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said Monday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) sought to conduct surveillance at several gun shows in the state, a request he vehemently rejected. He said the Canadian agency contacted the Montana Department of Justice and Division of Criminal Investigations about observing gun shows in Bozeman and Kalispell. “My hair is absolutely on fire,” Knudsen said in an interview with Montana Talks radio.
‘Like Tiananmen Square’: Denver Mayor Vows City Police, Population Will Forcibly Resist Trump Deportation Measures
Democrat Denver Mayor Mike Johnston vowed that his city’s police and population would resist President-elect Donald Trump’s deportation agenda in an interview Tuesday with the Denverite while comparing Trump and federal deportations to the Chinese Communist Party. “Absolutely not,” Johnston said when asked about whether his office would allow the Denver Police Department (DPD) to cooperate with future Trump administration deportation measures.
Top-Secret Gov’t Program Collected Videos, Images Of ‘Non-Human’ ‘Intelligence,’ According To Whistleblower Report
Journalist Michael Shellenberger testified Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee that the U.S. government-run program “Immaculate Constellations” has collected decades worth of still images and videos unseen by the general public. “My understanding is that this is … the database is very large,” Shellenberger testified to Republican Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins during the hearing.
Georgia Supreme Court Rules That Ballots Submitted After Election Day Will Not Be Counted
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled Monday that Cobb County, Georgia’s third-largest county, may only count absentee ballots received Nov. 5 by 7:00 p.m. The Republican National Committee had challenged a judge’s order extending the ballot deadline to Nov. 8 after Cobb County election officials announced they were late in sending out over 3000 absentee ballots. The ballots would need to be postmarked by 7 p.m. Tuesday and sent out following Oct. 30.
South American ‘Theft Groups’ Breaking Into Luxury Homes During Nighttime Hours In Colorado County, Authorities Say
A Colorado sheriff’s office announced Thursday that they are investigating a series of “dinnertime burglaries” suspected to be part of a larger crime pattern linked to South American groups. “At least nine high-value, single-family homes” were targeted in the burglaries between February and October, the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office wrote in a statement posted to Twitter.
Colorado Secretary Of State Website Posts ‘Partial Passwords’ To Voting Systems, Assures Public ‘No Security Breach’
Democratic Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold admitted Tuesday that “partial passwords” to state voting systems were posted on her office’s website for months before being taken down and appeared to downplay election integrity concerns. A file available for download was posted on the Secretary of State website, the Colorado Republican Party said, citing an affidavit. This file allegedly contained a list BIOS passwords for more than 700 voting components in 63 out of Colorado’s 64 counties.
Louisiana AG Accuses ICE Of Facilitating Entry Of ‘Illegal Chinese National’ With Deadly Pathogen
Louisiana Attorney General Elizabeth Murrill filed a lawsuit Wednesday against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), alleging that a Chinese national infected with a “rare, aggressive and drug-resistant” form of tuberculosis illegally entered the country.
Texas AG Reports ‘Sophisticated Actors’ Stealing Identities Of Others To Circumvent Campaign Finance Laws
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the findings Monday of an investigation into Democrat mega funder ActBlue following reports alleging that donors to the site were using other people’s identities. Paxton enumerated his findings in the ongoing case in a . He said through a letter to the Federal Election Commission that potential donors can exploit existing election law loopholes to funnel millions of dollars worth of donations under other people’s names.
Nebraska Supreme Court Rules That Felons May Vote
The court ordered the Nebraska Secretary of State to implement a recent Nebraska provision making former felons eligible to vote. The Nebraska Supreme Court released its decision in the case Spung v. Evnen on Wednesday.
Court Strikes Down Part Of Blue State’s Restrictive Gun Law In Win For Second Amendment
A federal district court struck down part of a law Thursday that made it illegal to carry a firearm on private property without a clear form of consent from the owner. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York reached its decision in Christian v. James by finding that New York penal code § 265.01-d’s restriction on “private property open to the public” unconstitutional and enjoining the state from enforcing it.
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