Author: Jose Nino

A Honduran national living in the country illegally now faces a string of serious felony charges after Louisiana authorities say he forced his way into a neighbor’s home and sexually assaulted her at gunpoint last week. Irlando Giron, a 37-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, was taken into custody by the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office and charged with first-degree rape, aggravated assault with a firearm, home invasion, and possession of a stolen firearm, according to a report by John Binder of Breitbart News. Investigators say Giron armed himself with a stolen firearm and entered the woman’s residence on February 6 before…

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The Trump administration turned up public pressure on Congress to pass sweeping new voter ID requirements, pointing to international precedent as the House prepares to vote on the most significant federal election security legislation in decades. The White House posted on social media “Dozens of major democracies all over the world require VOTER ID to vote in federal elections. Why not the United States? PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT.” The message was retweeted by the official POTUS account as part of a coordinated messaging push ahead of the expected House vote around February 12, 2026. The SAVE America Act builds…

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Four University of Minnesota students secured themselves with chains to a campus structure Friday afternoon demanding the school president designate the institution a sanctuary campus and terminate all cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to reporting by The College Fix. The four chained activists joined two additional protesters at Morrill Hall, representing Young Democratic Socialists of America, Students for Justice in Palestine, and Students for a Democratic Society, per the The Minnesota Daily. The secured demonstrators periodically chanted “Fuck ICE! ICE out!” while vowing to remain until administrators met their demands. Additional requirements included an official statement declaring ICE…

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A Texas judge awarded a white college student $3.2 million in attorney’s fees and damages after years of false allegations that he bullied his black friend and forced him to drink urine, according to reporting by The College Fix. Judge Benjamin Smith recently released his decision stemming from a civil trial between Asher Vann and Summer Smith, the mother of Vann’s friend SeMarion Humphrey. Vann also won damages from Kim Cole, the attorney who represented Smith. The ruling concludes a five-year saga that began when Humphrey accused Vann and his friends of shooting him with a BB gun and forcing…

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President Donald Trump revealed a strategic program on Monday to stockpile critical minerals, mirroring the approach the Strategic Petroleum Reserve takes with crude oil supplies. Project Vault begins with $11.67 billion in initial funding, combining a $10 billion loan from the U.S. Export-Import Bank with $1.67 billion in private capital, according to Bloomberg. The reserve will include rare earth minerals and other strategically important elements vulnerable to dramatic price swings. More than a dozen major corporations have already committed to participate, including General Motors, Stellantis, Boeing, Corning, GE Vernova, and Google. Three commodities trading firms including Hartree Partners, Traxys North…

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Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt filed the Stop Citizenship Abuse and Misrepresentation Act that permits federal authorities to revoke citizenship from naturalized individuals committing major crimes within ten years of their naturalization ceremony. The Republican lawmaker’s proposal broadens the legal foundation for initiating denaturalization proceedings to encompass welfare fraud, aggravated felonies, and membership in terrorist organizations including criminal gangs and drug cartels. The SCAM Act establishes a decade long period following naturalization during which federal officials face reduced barriers when seeking to nullify someone’s citizenship and commence deportation actions, according to media coverage. Schmitt referenced the welfare fraud schemes discovered in…

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The Republican Party has captured voter confidence on immigration policy, national security, and economic stewardship as competitive midterm races take shape, according to new polling data. The Napolitan News Service survey reveals Republicans maintaining substantial leads over Democrats across several critical policy domains. The GOP holds advantages on national security with 43 percent compared to 31 percent for Democrats, while crime reduction shows similar margins at 43 percent versus 32 percent. Border enforcement represents another area where Republican messaging resonates more strongly with the electorate. The survey found 44 percent of voters trust Republicans on immigration compared to 37 percent…

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Judge John Tunheim of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota issued a temporary order on January 28, 2026 blocking a Department of Homeland Security initiative to review the legal status of roughly 5,600 lawful refugees residing in Minnesota. The court granted class action relief against Operation Post-Admission Refugee Reverification and Integrity Strengthening, which DHS launched earlier this month. The department described the program as “a sweeping initiative reexamining thousands of refugee cases through new background checks.” Five unnamed plaintiffs joined by advocacy organization The Advocates for Human Rights filed suit claiming DHS had “implemented a practice of…

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Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson issued alarming warnings that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey are deliberately creating conditions for what he characterizes as a “color revolution,” according to social media posts capturing his remarks. Carlson posed fundamental questions about state leadership that refuses cooperation with federal immigration authorities. “Why would a state refuse to protect American citizens from murder, refuse to give the names or whereabouts of murderers and child molesters, and refuse to use its own cops to keep riots under control? What could possibly be the answer?” The media personality offered his own analysis of…

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American voters overwhelmingly support strict enforcement mechanisms targeting employers who hire illegal immigrants, according to new polling data showing bipartisan consensus on workplace immigration controls. A recent Rasmussen Reports survey reveals that 68 percent of likely voters would back state governments requiring all employers to utilize the federal electronic E-Verify system for verifying worker eligibility. This includes 41 percent expressing strong support for mandatory verification. Only 23 percent oppose such requirements, while 10 percent remain undecided. More than half of respondents believe Washington should impose severe penalties against employers who deliberately recruit illegal workers. Specifically, 55 percent favor harsh sanctions,…

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