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Florida AG Scores Win in Court Battle With Biden Administration Over Border Crisis
By Katabella Roberts Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has scored yet another win in her legal battle with the Biden administration over its policy of allowing the mass release of illegal immigrants into the interior of the United States. In a June 5 statement, Moody said that the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals had agreed to keep in…
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Legacy Media Illegally Colluded With Big Tech to Censor News Publishers: Lawsuit
By Zachary Stieber Some of the oldest media organizations in the world illegally colluded with Big Tech companies to censor news publishers, according to a new lawsuit. Reuters, the Associated Press, the BBC, and the other organizations violated U.S. law with the collusion, which was done after forming a new coalition called the Trusted News…
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Rep. Jordan Makes Trump Investigation Demand to DOJ, Sets June 20 Deadline
By Jack Phillips House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) on Tuesday demanded the Department of Justice (DOJ) produce documents in connection to special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case. The letter, dated Tuesday and addressed to Attorney General Merrick Garland, stated that the DOJ hasn’t responded to previous requests…
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Lawmakers Call for Transparency After Whistleblower Alleges US Has Recovered Alien Craft
By Lawrence Wilson The American people have a right to know whether elements within the intelligence establishment have withheld information on crashed UFOs that were recovered by the government and may be used to develop weapons, according to Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.). Perry reacted strongly to allegations from a whistleblower, who has claimed that information…
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Former Intelligence Official Says Congress Being Kept in the Dark About ‘Nonhuman’ Aircraft
A former intelligence officer claims classified information about the US government’s possession of nonhuman craft is being unlawfully hidden from Congress. The ex-officer, David Grusch, has said he has filed a complaint alleging retaliation since he became a whistleblower. Grusch also handed classified information on the craft over to Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector…
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US Treasury Poised to Unleash $1 Trillion in Bonds After Debt Ceiling Deal
By Andrew Moran The U.S. Treasury is poised to replenish its bank account at the Federal Reserve, now that the bipartisan debt ceiling agreement has been signed, sealed, and delivered. The Treasury’s cash balance–the Treasury General Account (TGA)–sank below $23 billion on June 1, according to the Daily Treasury Statement. That compares to the roughly $316…
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Saudi Arabia to Cut Oil Production by 1 Million Barrels per Day to Boost Prices
By Emel Akan OPEC countries and their partners, known as OPEC+, showed their commitment to higher oil prices at their meeting in Vienna on June 4. Following their meeting, OPEC+ members extended their voluntary supply cuts until the end of 2024, which were first announced in April and were supposed to expire at the end…
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FBI Fails to Hand Over Document Alleging Biden Bribery Scheme; Republicans to Initiate Contempt Proceedings
By Joseph Lord Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) says the FBI has failed to produce an unclassified document alleging President Joe Biden may have engaged in a criminal bribery scheme, and that Republicans in turn will move to initiate contempt of Congress proceedings. In a May 3 letter, Comer, chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability…
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‘My Family Is Gone’: No Survivors Aboard Plane That Triggered Supersonic F-16 Response
A small plane crashed in Virginia, killing all four on board, including the president of a Florida-based company and her granddaughter. The plane went silent, prompting a national security response, and was found by search and rescue crews. The FAA and NORAD authorized F-16 fighter jets to fly at supersonic speeds to try and engage…
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Newly Developed Humanoid Robot Warns About AI Creating ‘Oppressive Society’
UK-based company Engineered Arts revealed Ameca, a humanoid robot with realistic facial movements at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation. The robot warns of the potential dangers of AI and the need to regulate the technology responsibly. The dangers of AI have been predicted by numerous experts on the subject, and industrialists and business…
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Zelenskyy Makes Grim Prediction, Claims Ukraine Ready for Counteroffensive
By Jack Phillips Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy this weekend revealed that Ukraine is ready for a counter-offensive to re-capture territory that was acquired by Russian forces, warning of large casualties in the coming fight. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the leader of Kyiv’s government said that a long-reported counter-offensive will come soon. However, he…
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China’s Maneuver in Open Waters of Taiwan Strait ‘Unsafe,’ Violates International Law: US Indo-Pacific Command
The United States military has criticized the Chinese communist party’s latest aggression against a U.S. ship in the Taiwan Strait. The Chinese military overtook the USS Chung-Hoon, forcing it to slow down in order to avoid a collision, violating maritime ‘Rules of the Road’ of safe passage in international waters. The U.S. and its allies…
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FBI Director Agrees to Show Document Alleging Biden Bribery Scheme to House Oversight Leaders
FBI Director Christopher Wray has agreed to provide a subpoenaed document related to the Biden family’s investigation to Capitol Hill. The document, an FD-1023, allegedly contains uncorroborated allegations against President Joe Biden, which the FBI whistleblower expressed concern about. Republican-led House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer issued a subpoena and demanded to see the document.…
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US Munitions Stockpile Too Low to Defend in War Over Taiwan
US officials have spent tens of billions of dollars to aid Ukraine’s fight against Russia, depleting its own munitions stockpiles. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth said the country’s munitions production capacity is pushed to the “absolute edge,” while Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley said the nation has “a long ways to go” to replenish its…
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Kari Lake Announces Appeal in Election Lawsuit, Says They ‘Now Have the Video’
By Jack Phillips Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s lawyers filed a notice of appeal in her election lawsuit against Maricopa County and now-Gov. Katie Hobbs in a bid to challenge the results of the 2022 election. Lake told conservative TV network Real America’s Voice this week: “Our attorneys just filed a notice for appeal.” She added that…
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![A federal judge in Florida has issued a two-week restraining order on the Biden administration’s policy of releasing illegal immigrants into the United States without court dates, just hours before Title 42 was due to expire. Judge T. Kent Wetherell II, an appointee of former President Donald Trump, issued a temporary restraining order on Thursday night against the Biden administration’s new parole policy that would have replaced Title 42, the measure that allowed for the immediate expulsion of illegal border crossers to Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic. The temporary restraining order comes into place from 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, May 11, according to court filings (pdf). Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, who sued the Biden administration over the policy, announced the ruling on Twitter late Thursday. “We took swift action to protect the American people from [President Joe Biden’s] unlawful plan to release thousands of illegal immigrants when Title 42 lifts in an hour. I am grateful for the quick decision by the federal judge,” Moody wrote. Moody argued the new policy is “materially identical” to a similar program, known as Parole plus Alternative to Detention (Parole + ATD), which was deemed unlawful by a Florida court in March. The judge agreed, writing in his ruling the policy was “materially indistinguishable” from Parole + ATD, “both in its purpose” to reduce overcrowding at detention facilities and “manner of operation.” Biden Admin Policy Under the new policy outlined in a Department of Homeland Security memo, apprehended illegal immigrants could be released into the United States after processing without receiving an alien registration number or a court date. The memo outlining the policy states that Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has the authority to “parole certain noncitizens into the United States” temporarily “on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.” The new policy was set to replace the Title 42 public health order, as it expires at midnight, to allow for the release of illegal border crossers under “parole with conditions.” “The policy does not contemplate that the alien would be taken into custody at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility and, as was the case with the Parole+ATD policy, aliens released under the challenged policy would not have an immigration ‘case’ that can ‘continue to be dealt with’ after the purposes of the parole have been served,” Wetherell wrote in his ruling that was issued just hours before Title 42 was set to expire, and as thousands of migrants wait on the Mexico side of the border. The Biden administration argued that the new policy is a response to “a moment of crisis at the border,” and that blocking the DHS’s parole authority “on the eve of the crisis” could “cause chaos and undermine the security of the border and the safety of border officials.” However, Wetherall said this “rhetoric rings hollow” because “this problem is largely one of [the Biden administration’s] own making through the adoption and implementation of policies that have encouraged the so-called ‘irregular migration’ that has become fairly regular over the past 2 years.” ‘The Border Is Not Open’: Mayorkas At midnight on Thursday, as Title 42 expired, Mayorkas issued a video statement saying that migrants who arrive at the border without using “a lawful pathway” won’t be eligible for asylum and will face “tougher consequences.” “We are ready to humanely process and remove people without a legal basis to remain in the U.S.,” Mayorkas said in the video. “Do not believe the lies of smugglers. People who do not use available legal pathways to enter the U.S. now face tougher consequences including a minimum five-year ban on reentry and potential criminal prosecution.” Mayorkas said there are 24,000 Border Patrol agents and officers at the southwest border, as well as thousands of troops, contractors, and asylum officers. “Do not believe the lies of smugglers. The border is not open,” he said in a written statement. https://twitter.com/SecMayorkas/status/1656871849244884992?s=20 Earlier on Thursday, Mayorkas faced a grilling by White House reporters over the border crisis and Florida’s legal challenge to DHS’s parole program. He questioned the motives of Moody’s legal challenge against the parole program, which Mayorkas said is used to “release a fraction of the people whom we encounter.” “The judges make the decisions that they believe are warranted under the facts and laws before them,” he told reporters. “But I will say this: It is … it is interesting to see some of the tools that we employ that are successful or operationally needed to be challenged at the … in … in the courts.” “So, for example, the parole process that we announced and implemented on January 5th for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans,” he continued. “Immediately, that demonstrated a reduction in the number of those individuals arriving at our southern border of over 95 percent. And yet, it’s been challenged in a court.” He also warned that a large number of illegal immigrant encounters would occur in certain areas for an initial time. “This places an incredible strain on our personnel, our facilities, and our communities with whom we partner closely,” he said. “We prepared for this moment for almost two years, and our plan will deliver results. It will take time for those results to be fully realized. And it is essential that we all take this into account.”](https://i0.wp.com/www.nhpolitician.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Court-Blocks-Biden-Admin-Policy-of-Releasing-Illegal-Immigrants-Into-US-Without-Court-Dates-as-Title-42-Expires.webp?resize=400%2C300&ssl=1)
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