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This dude risked it all to give us an inside look at New York's Randall Island migrant center and the video is quite the eye-opener...
Dude risked so much in order to give us this video and I have nothing but respect for him. He could've gotten arrested, could've been killed even, who knows.
But it's crazy to think that here in America we have hangar tent cities filled with migrants out on Randalls Island in New York City. And seeing it in such a way as this just makes it sink in all the more.
Think about it, this is a crisis. These are actual people who've been shipped from our border to one of our sanctuary cities, and there are only more to come.
500 cots in just one of the who knows how many tents.
We are starting to look more and more like a Third World country and that's scary, y'all.
Henry asked a few security guards what was going on on the island, but here's all he got:
James O'Keefe published his latest exposé video on the border problems. This time his team trailed one of the migrant buses and discovered another link in the underground railroad, not to mention more surly, resentful “charity workers” who lie and refuse to answer questions, since the whole thing is totally legit.
By the way, I’m really enjoying how O’Keefe is developing a sense of humor in his reporting, which makes several appearances in this current video clip. To keep people’s eyes on the prize, it’s not enough to just tell them what’s happening. And while it helps a lot to entertain folks, it’s even more important to avoid being so relentlessly negative it creates psychological avoidance.
Enjoy the new OMG report! And take heart; there are signs all the attention on the border is starting to turn the giant cruise ship of disaster around. If you get a chance today, tell your congressman: fix our border first.
WATCH: These two migrants weren’t happy when they learned the border at Eagle Pass is now protected by the Texas National Guard
This is heartbreaking, hilarious, and just awesome all at the same time.
On the 10th, the Texas National Guard removed border patrol from Eagle Pass, Texas, and started ACTUALLY enforcing US Law.
Illegal immigrants know that Biden has been keeping the border wide open and that border patrol won't turn them away. So when these two showed up in Texas and found the National Guard instead of the Border Patrol they knew they were in trouble. ...
So what they just said is they're walking along the border here, they're looking for Border Patrol Agents so that they can surrender to them.
Sorry Wilbur and Eddie! Better turn back!
Biden's feds will let just about anyone in the country.
And everyone coming to the border knows it.
Thank goodness that Texas is taking a small part of it back.
They need to repeat this across the rest of the border.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ordered Texas to allow federal border agents access to the state’s border with Mexico, where Texas officials have deployed miles of concertina wire.
The order did not explain justices’ decisions. For now, it effectively upholds longstanding court rulings that the Constitution gives the federal government sole responsibility for border security.
In October of last year, Texas sued the federal government after Border Patrol agents cut some of the wire strung along the Rio Grande, arguing the Department of Homeland Security destroyed the state’s property and interfered in Texas’ border security efforts.
The 5-4 order from the Supreme Court vacated a previous injunction from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that prevented Border Patrol agents from cutting the concertina wire.
The Supreme Court on Monday granted the Biden administration’s request to allow the border patrol to remove Texas’ border wire.
The justices agreed 5-4 to vacate an injunction put in place by the Fifth Circuit that temporarily blocked border patrol from cutting the wire installed by the state while the lawsuit is pending. Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh would have left the injunction in place, according to the order.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) asked the justices in an emergency application in early January to freeze the order, arguing the wire prevents agents from accessing “the very border they are charged with patrolling and the individuals they are charged with apprehending and inspecting.”
In 2021, early on in America’s historic border crisis, I wrote that the United Nations was abetting the problem by handing out debit cards and cash vouchers to aspiring illegal border crossers on their way north.
One outraged group of 21 border security-minded lawmakers pitched a bill that would require the United States, the UN’s largest donor, to turn off the taxpayer money spigot.
H.R. 6155 never caught fire, though, in no small part because “fact checks” from outlets such as the AFP claimed that the UN was doing no such thing.
Those fact checkers lied.
The UN’s just released the 2024 “Inter-Agency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela” (R4V for short), a planning and budget document for handing out $1.6 billion in 17 Latin America countries.
It confirms the UN, with the helping hands of 248 named non-governmental organizations, is indeed giving debit cards to illegal migrants — funded, in large part, by US taxpayers.
The short version is, in an uninformative, three-sentence, 5-4 order, the Supreme Court struck a Texas federal court injunction banning Biden’s Border Patrol from removing Texas’s carefully-installed anti-immigrant razor wire except in medical emergencies.
The Supreme Court’s order did not explain its reasoning. But, in their briefs to the Court, both sides — Texas and Biden’s Border Patrol — argued the other side was being irrational.
Biden’s lawyers’ brief argued that, since it takes 10-30 minutes to remove razor wire, the injunction’s ‘medical emergencies’ exception was irrational and useless, because drowning migrants would be floating around dead by the time Border Agents could cut through all that wire to save them. I mean, come on! How are Agents supposed to deliver medical services to criminals trying to flood the border with all that razor wire sitting there? Plus, it’s the Border Patrol’s J-O-B to be on the border. It’s right in the name. Texas’s razor wire stops them from getting to their workplace.
We never ever remove the wire to let migrants in, Biden’s lawyers soberly promised the Court. We only do it to protect the border and to save human lives.
Texas’s lawyers were like, look, we are literally being overrun and the Border Patrol keeps cutting up our fences as soon as we uncoil them. The fences don’t even stop criminals from crossing, it just slows them down. Plus there’s been no documented case of any Border Patrol agent being stopped from saving a drowning migrant’s life. So it’s irrational to let the Border Patrol access Texas’s border when the Border Patrol is helping an army illegally invade Texas. ...
Yesterday’s decision wasn’t a ruling on the case, it only applied to the anti-cutting injunction. Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh would have let the razor-wire injunction stand for now, but Justices Roberts and Barrett sided with the three liberal justices and agreed that, for the time being, the injunction must go. But the case continues and Texas will still argue — the longer way — that under states’ rights it should be allowed to install razor wire along its border whenever necessary.
There is currently a standoff on America’s southern border. The entity calling itself America’s federal government is refusing to enforce the border; as a result, millions of migrants have poured across, not only from Mexico or even from Latin America, but from all over the world – China, Africa, the Middle East. Many of them are young, male, and fit. Some suggest they’re just cheap labour. Some say that the plan is to pack the voting rolls and help fortify the upcoming election. Others, with an eye on the recruiting crisis, hold that the regime plans to offer them citizenship in exchange for service, sending them to die abroad in World War III while also using them to bring the hammer down on the despised Amerikaner at home. It would not be the first time Washington made use of foreigners to murder Americans other Americans did not want to murder: during the Civil War the North made extensive use of European immigrants, making up for a manpower shortage resulting from the reluctance of the homegrown population to fight in Lincoln’s unpopular war.
Whatever the purpose of the migrants, Texas finally had enough, and sent its National Guard to secure the border. They erected razorwire barriers, and even went so far as to evict federal personnel, who were being ordered to tear down those barriers as fast as Texans could put them up.
Inevitably, it went to the courts. As I write this, the Supreme Court has returned a 5/4 decision in the White House’s favour, ordering Texas to stand down.
Constitutionally, that was probably technically correct: the border, after all, is federal jurisdiction.
Politically, it was extremely foolish.
The objective reality of the Supreme Court is that it is just nine people sitting on a bench: four old and unreliably based white men, one of whom is gay, one old and very based black man, one ‘based’ (lol) evangelical AWFL with adopted black children, one Jewish lady, and two affirmative action hires, one a semi-literate Latina and the other a black woman whose profound stupidity is exceeded only by her preternatural ugliness. The Jewish lady, the Latina, the black woman, the AWFL, and the gay man banded together to discover that the unwritten penumbras emanating from the Constitution mean that America doesn’t get to have a border if it makes Washington sad. The first three voted exactly as one would expect them to vote: not being Americans, they are hostile to America. The AWFL, on paper, is a conservative, but voted with her ovaries when she saw the poor niños drowning in the river. The gay man is also technically conservative, but he is also gay.
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