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More Deaths on American Highways at Hands of Noncitizen Truck Drivers

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By Julie Kelly Verified
| Declassified with Julie Kelly
Flags are flying at half staff in the state of Pennsylvania in honor of Michael Pahira Jr., a state trooper killed after a tractor-trailer struck him on the morning of July 1. Pahira, a 20-year veteran of the force, was conducting a safety check of another commercial truck on the shoulder of 1-80 when Michael Bon, an illegal immigrant from Haiti, crashed into Pahira’s vehicle then hit the truck he was inspecting at the time.
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SCOTUS Delivers Another Set of Back-to-Back Defeats for the All Powerful D.C. Court System

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By Julie Kelly Verified
| Declassified with Julie Kelly
Two years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a pair of rulings that represented back-to-back defeats for the federal circuit court in Washington, D.C.. In Fischer v. U.S., the Supreme Court determined nearly every D.C. district court judge and two appellate judges had unlawfully applied a corporate fraud statute to help the Biden Department of Justice turn more than 300 January 6 protesters into lifelong felons.
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SCOTUS Delivers Another Set of Back-to-Back Defeats for the All Powerful D.C. Court System

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By Julie Kelly Verified
| Substack
Two years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a pair of rulings that represented back-to-back defeats for the federal circuit court in Washington, D.C.. In Fischer v. U.S., the Supreme Court determined nearly every D.C. district court judge and two appellate judges had unlawfully applied a corporate fraud statute to help the Biden Department of Justice turn more than 300 January 6 protesters into lifelong felons.
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