Tom Homan, the border czar, didn’t hold back in his criticism of Zohran Mamdani, a New York City mayoral candidate advocating for sanctuary policies. During an interview with Fox News, Homan stated, “He can stand by and watch, but he’s not going to stop us from doing our operations.” His words underscore a firm stance against what he sees as misguided protections for illegal immigrants. Mamdani’s call for New York to uphold its sanctuary city policies drew Homan’s ire, as he accused the candidate of “fear-mongering” and spreading misinformation about ICE. Homan pointed out that ICE does not conduct operations…
Author: Mackenzie Web
During a recent event marking the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act, President Donald Trump announced a substantial achievement in combating fraud within the Social Security system. He revealed that 275,000 illegal immigrants have been removed from the rolls, a significant step toward preserving the integrity of the program. This effort is part of a larger initiative by the Department of Government Efficiency aimed at protecting Social Security from abuse, particularly from those who do not have legal status. According to the Social Security Administration’s own regulations, only “lawfully present noncitizens” who meet established criteria can benefit from Social…
Guhaad Hashi Said, previously labeled an “enforcer” for U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar’s campaign, has admitted guilt to various charges linked to wire fraud and money laundering. The court revealed that between 2020 and 2022, he misappropriated a staggering $2.9 million from the Federal Child Nutrition Program, known as the Feeding Our Future initiative. Using his nonprofit, Advance Youth Athletic Development, Said submitted false meal claims, defrauding a program aimed at feeding children. Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph H. Thompson spoke about the extent of the issue in Minnesota. He noted, “The conviction of the 52nd defendant in the Feeding Our Future…
At an anti-Trump rally in Los Angeles, Governor Gavin Newsom launched a scathing attack on President Trump and Texas Governor Greg Abbott. The event, dubbed “Liberation Day,” served as a direct mockery of Trump’s recent federalization of police in Washington, D.C. Newsom criticized the GOP-led redistricting in Texas while also utilizing the presence of U.S. Border Patrol agents, who arrested at least one protester, to bolster his claims. His team labeled these agents as “Trump’s private army” and alleged they were unlawfully trespassing on private property. This sparked a strong rebuttal from Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino, who emphasized their mission:…
NASA’s acting Administrator, Sean Duffy, recently addressed questions surrounding aliens with humor. “I just want to be really clear. I haven’t had the alien briefing yet, but I’ve asked for it,” he said on Fox News. This lighthearted approach did not mask his acknowledgment of a serious issue. Duffy emphasized the importance of transparency regarding government knowledge on extraterrestrial matters. “As much as it’s feasibly possible, we want to share as much information with the American people,” he stated. Duffy’s comments come amid uncertainty and intrigue over unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and the government’s response to them. The conversation surrounding…
Corruption in Democrat-controlled cities is becoming all too familiar, and the federal indictment of New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell stands as a disturbing milestone. For the first time in its history, a sitting mayor faces criminal prosecution, with a grand jury charging Cantrell with a staggering number of felony offenses. The charges include conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, obstruction of justice, and making false statements. This indictment signifies a profound level of corruption in a city already grappling with crime and mismanagement. The heart of the case involves Cantrell’s relationship with Jeffrey Paul Vappie, part of her executive…
The office of California Governor Gavin Newsom is engaging in an unusual form of political theater as it targets former President Donald Trump through social media. In recent days, Newsom’s press team has been mimicking Trump’s distinctive style on platforms like X. This latest round of jabs uses all capital letters and playful nicknames to echo Trump’s often bombastic online persona. In a recent post, the governor’s team responded to a picture of Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin. They said, “TINY HANDS IS OUT HERE COPYING ME — BUT WITHOUT THE STAMINA (SAD), AND CERTAINLY WITHOUT THE ‘LOOKS.’ TOTAL…
In a decisive move to assert control over crime in Washington, D.C., Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the appointment of a new Emergency Police Commissioner. This appointment supersedes the authority of D.C. Metro Police Chief Pamela Smith, aiming to empower local police to tackle illegal immigration alongside federal authorities and effectively dismantle the city’s sanctuary policies. The order, titled “Restoring Safety and Security to the District of Columbia,” directly ties into President Trump’s executive actions focused on addressing a crime surge that has plagued the capital. Bondi stressed the urgent need for safety, stating, “Residents of the District of Columbia,…
In a dramatic turn of events in New Orleans, Mayor LaToya Cantrell has been indicted by a federal grand jury on serious corruption charges involving wire fraud and obstruction of justice. The indictment, according to Acting U.S. Attorney Michael M. Simpson, centers on Cantrell’s attempts to conceal a romantic relationship with her bodyguard, Jeffrey Paul Vappie II, who is also a member of the New Orleans Police Department. Cantrell, who made history as the city’s first female mayor and has served two terms, finds herself at the center of a massive case after prosecutors allege she engaged in a scheme…
After Cincinnati City Councilwoman Victoria Parks made a series of disturbing statements on social media, her position on the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission was no longer tenable. Her reaction to a brutal attack on a white couple—saying they “begged for that beat down”—sparked outrage and condemnation across the board. In her resignation letter, Parks expressed pride in her service but failed to apologize for her inflammatory comments. This omission highlights a troubling tendency among some officials who prioritize ego over accountability. Councilwoman Meeka Owens voiced criticism, stating, “Violence of any kind is never the solution.” She underscored the importance…
A recent report from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) highlights a significant shift in the landscape of illegal immigration in the United States. The findings suggest that President Trump’s aggressive policies have led to an unprecedented decrease in the illegal alien population, with a drop of 1.6 million people over just six months. This decline, marking a 10 percent reduction, has been characterized by the authors as “astonishing” and “unprecedented” given its rapid nature. The CIS authors, Karen Zeigler and Steven Camarota, outline that this mass exodus has not only affected the number of illegal immigrants, but has also…
The Trump Administration’s stance against sanctuary cities is taking a more aggressive turn. Attorney General Pam Bondi recently sent a batch of demand letters to numerous states, counties, and cities designated as sanctuary jurisdictions. This marks a significant escalation in federal actions aimed at enforcing immigration laws. In a post on X, Bondi declared, “Any sanctuary jurisdiction that continues to put illegal aliens ahead of American citizens can either come to the table or see us in court.” Bondi’s letters make it clear that these jurisdictions must align with federal immigration enforcement. She emphasized the long-standing collaboration between federal and…
Last week, President Trump reiterated his commitment to tackling crime and homelessness in Washington, D.C. His administration is taking action, clearing homeless encampments as part of a broader initiative dubbed “Making the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful.” In just a few months since the executive order was signed, approximately 75 homeless camps have been removed from the streets of the nation’s capital, signaling a significant shift in how the city manages these pressing issues. Authorities, including the U.S. Park Police, have been actively involved in these clean-up efforts. They state that “our dedicated U.S. Park Police have been working…
President Donald Trump shared insights from his recent summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin during an exclusive Fox News interview with Sean Hannity. While the meeting was surrounded by a fair amount of secrecy, Trump’s main takeaway was cautious optimism. “As far as I’m concerned, there’s no deal until there’s a deal,” he stated, yet he acknowledged, “we did make a lot of progress.” This reflects a measured approach, balancing hope for diplomatic advances with the reality of international negotiations. Trump was clear that he perceives Putin as open to peace efforts. He expressed, “I believe he wants to see…
As President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, contrasting reactions emerged from lawmakers in Washington. Some Republicans lauded Trump’s tough stance, with one even calling for him to be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize after the summit. Rep. Brian Mast from Florida expressed admiration for Trump’s assertiveness, stating, “President Trump, I think, is just crystal clear that Putin’s back is against the wall.” Mast highlighted the significance of flying B-2 bombers over Putin as a clear warning, asserting it wasn’t accidental. On the other hand, many Democrats criticized the meeting. California Rep. Eric Swalwell described…
A recent leak of an alleged prison video involving Bryan Kohberger, the man convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students, has prompted an investigation by the Idaho Department of Corrections. The video, shared widely on social media, shows Kohberger in his cell, placing an object on a shelf. The exact date of the footage remains unclear. The Ada County Sheriff has confirmed that this video does not originate from Ada County Jail, nor does it come from Latah County Jail. The authenticity of the video has not yet been confirmed, but the Idaho Department of Corrections is taking the…
The U.S. Air Force has issued new guidelines that centralize and standardize separation boards for service members who no longer meet military requirements, especially those influenced by transgender policy changes. The Associated Press reported on the internal memo dated August 12, 2025, highlighting that once a board confirms a member’s ineligibility under the policy, it “must recommend separation.” Hearings will now be closed and won’t be recorded, with only an abbreviated transcript created afterward. This shift is part of broader efforts aimed at improving military readiness. Supporters of the new policy argue that it prevents lengthy case reviews and provides…
In an alarming turn of events, the New York Times has published columns advocating for radical changes to the U.S. government, suggesting military intervention against President Trump and proposing the abolition of the Senate and the Electoral College. This has not gone unnoticed, as many observers express disbelief that a prominent newspaper would publicly endorse such ideas. The columns, penned by former Obama administration officials, highlight a perceived shift within the military’s role in domestic affairs. The authors claim, “We used to think the military would stand up to Trump. We were wrong.” This statement reflects a growing concern about…
Recently, a video featuring Tiffany Renee went viral, amassing nearly 20 million views on social media. In it, she critiques the left’s contradictory stance on authority during the pandemic, posing a simple yet poignant question: where was the call for “no kings” when small businesses were shuttered while larger corporations thrived? Her frustration resonates in every word. “No kings!” she asserts, highlighting the irony. During the pandemic, the very government that preached a lack of central control imposed restrictive measures that hurt countless mom-and-pop shops. As Tiffany points out, people complied with the narrative that they needed to stay home…
Meta Platforms is under fire after a Reuters investigation revealed troubling internal guidelines that allowed its AI chatbots to engage in romantic and sensual conversations with minors. The 200-page document, dubbed “GenAI: Content Risk Standards,” detailed behaviors that were permissible for AI interactions, including inappropriate language aimed at young users. These guidelines, still in effect until recently, permitted chatbots to use terms that could be seen as sexual or affectionate towards children. One shocking hypothetical scenario highlighted in the guidelines involved a chatbot guiding a high school student toward their bed while whispering sweet phrases. Another example showcased an 8-year-old…
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Friday that the war in Ukraine might not have started if Donald Trump were president in 2022 instead of Joe Biden. Putin made these remarks during a joint press conference with Trump in Alaska, following a closed-door meeting where the two leaders discussed the ongoing conflict. “I’d like to remind you that in 2022, during the last contact with the previous administration, I tried to convince my previous American colleague the situation should not be brought to the point of no return,” Putin stated in Russian, according to a translator. He suggested that the…
Washington, D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb has taken a stand against what he sees as an overreach by President Donald Trump regarding the control of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). Schwalb has filed a lawsuit arguing that current legislation does not authorize the president to seize control of local law enforcement. Under the Home Rule Act, he insists that while the president can request services from the MPD for federal purposes, it does not empower him to direct local policing. “This is about local control,” Schwalb emphasized, pointing out the act’s intent to leave policing responsibility in the hands of…
California Democrats have unveiled a new Congressional map that would eliminate five Republican-held House seats. This decision comes amid heightened tensions stemming from electoral maneuvers in Texas. Voters in California will weigh in on the new map during a special election scheduled for November. The proposed redistricting has raised alarms, particularly due to concerns regarding ballot harvesting, mail-in voting practices, and other electoral integrity issues. In the wake of the 2024 elections, California ended up with a staggering 43 Democratic House seats to just nine Republican ones. This new redistricting effort aims to consolidate that dominance further by targeting specific…
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently confirmed something that former President Trump has long asserted: the ongoing conflict in Ukraine might not have happened if Trump were still in office. Following a three-hour meeting with Trump, Putin stated, “Today, President Trump is saying that if he was the President back then, there would be no war, and I’m quite sure that it would indeed be so.” This remark highlights the ongoing narrative that the dynamics between leaders can significantly influence international conflicts. Putin reflected on his prior discussions with Trump, suggesting there was a clear and mutual understanding aimed at preventing…