Liberals often view their support for open borders as a compassionate act, but this belief underlines a troubling paradox. Their policies inadvertently foster a landscape ripe for crime, exploitation, and suffering among migrants. With unyielding evidence from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, it is clear that illegal immigration facilitates a range of abuses that undermine the very values these supporters claim to uphold. Illegal immigration has spiraled into a multibillion-dollar enterprise dominated by human smugglers—often referred to as coyotes—who prey on vulnerable individuals. These smugglers not only exploit migrants financially, demanding payment…
Author: Mackenzie Web
Recent developments between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and President Donald Trump have solidified a burgeoning partnership that emphasizes significant investment opportunities. After hosting the Crown Prince in the Oval Office, Trump confirmed that the two leaders finalized crucial agreements spanning energy, defense, and artificial intelligence. These discussions mark a key advancement in the U.S.-Saudi relationship, building on Trump’s prior visit to Riyadh. During that earlier trip, Trump secured a historic $600 billion commitment in Saudi investments for the United States. In this latest round of negotiations, the Crown Prince announced plans to increase Saudi investments to nearly $1…
The recent introduction of a new provision allowing senators to sue the Justice Department over secretly subpoenaed phone data has ignited a significant dispute within the Republican Party. Advocates argue that it serves as a necessary mechanism to keep the executive branch in check. Critics suggest it may reflect self-interest, as some lawmakers appear more focused on their own interests than on preventing future governmental overreach. This provision allows senators to file lawsuits seeking up to $500,000 against the federal government if they unknowingly have had their phone records subpoenaed. The measure was prompted by revelations from Senator Chuck Grassley,…
Rep. Stacey Plaskett’s recent appearance on CNN reveals a troubling response to serious allegations concerning her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The failed censure vote against her, marked by a narrow 214-209 outcome, highlights deep divisions within Congress regarding accountability. While every Democrat rallied to oppose the censure, the three Republicans who sided with them raise questions about bipartisan integrity. Plaskett’s explanation for her prior communications with Epstein is, at best, perplexing. When confronted by CNN host Pamela Brown about Epstein’s known status as a sex offender at the time, her dismissive response about the actions of other criminals showcases an…
Kamala Harris returned to the campaign trail, marking her first public appearance since her loss in the 2024 presidential election. The former vice president joined Democratic congressional candidate Aftyn Behn in Tennessee, signifying a renewed push in a challenging race. Harris headlined a canvassing kickoff event in Nashville after visiting Fisk University and prior to her book tour for “107 Days.” Her return comes amid a spirited environment for Democrats, following recent gubernatorial victories in Virginia and New Jersey. However, winning Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District presents a significant hurdle. Historically, this district has favored Republicans, with Harris facing skepticism from…
Scott Jennings found himself in a heated exchange during a CNN panel discussion as he confronted accusations of racism from fellow panelist Joshua Doss. The debate centered on the release of the Epstein files, following the unanimous Senate vote for the Epstein Transparency Act, which aimed to unveil the Department of Justice’s documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. As discussions unfolded, Jennings defended Donald Trump against remarks from Franklin Leonard, who implied Trump had dubious connections with Epstein, a claim unsupported by evidence of wrongdoing. Jennings remarked that he would have to question Leonard’s intelligence if he genuinely believed Trump was…
Senator Raphael Warnock’s re-election campaign is raising eyebrows with its hefty spending on private security, particularly considering his vocal stance on gun control. From January to September 2025, Warnock allocated around $360,000 to security services provided by Executive Protection Agencies, LLC, an Atlanta security firm. The exact nature of the services remains unclear, but the firm touts its experience in protecting “political figures” with both armed and unarmed options. When combined with prior expenditures, Warnock’s total security spending has surpassed $2.7 million since December 2020. This juxtaposition between Warnock’s advocacy for stricter gun laws and his reliance on private security…
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) is stirring the pot in Congress by planning to censure Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) over allegations of stolen valor. This move is set to unfold as a privileged resolution, meaning the House GOP must act quickly to address the measure within two legislative days, specifically by the end of the session on Friday. The censure vote is likely to happen during a key voting window on Wednesday night, scheduled for the 8 p.m. hour. The backdrop to this political clash includes a recent tit-for-tat dynamic among lawmakers. Just hours earlier, House Democrats indicated they would pursue…
The recent decision by the State Department to rectify past promotion injustices reveals significant shifts under Secretary Marco Rubio’s leadership. An internal review uncovered that approximately 295 employees faced setbacks in their career advancement due to restrictive diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) standards instituted during the Biden administration. The move to compensate these employees marks a decisive step toward dismantling the ideological framework that previously influenced the promotion process. Under the scrutiny of the investigation, it became clear that the DEIA precept had been detrimental to many qualified individuals. Promotion decisions weighed criteria such as communication and management skills alongside…
Michigan State Superintendent Sue Carnell recently found herself under the spotlight after a question about gender brought her to an apparent standstill. During a meeting of the Michigan State Board of Education, she was asked, “How many genders are there?” However, instead of providing a clear answer, she sat frozen in silence, ultimately responding with, “Different people have different beliefs on them.” This vague statement drew a swift rebuttal, with her questioner asserting, “You can believe all you want, but science says there’s two.” The incident underscores a growing concern among parents and observers about educational leadership’s grasp of fundamental…
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s recent remarks on the House floor illuminate a troubling aspect of congressional politics: the prevalence of backroom deals that can undermine accountability. The failed attempt to censure Rep. Stacey Plaskett (D-V.I.) for allegedly collaborating with Jeffrey Epstein highlights the distinct lack of willingness among congressional leaders to hold members accountable, regardless of party affiliation. On Tuesday, the House initially moved to censure Plaskett over her involvement during a 2019 congressional hearing. However, despite a narrow vote to advance the censure, it ultimately failed, with the tally showing 214 members against it. Notably, every Democrat voted against…
The recent statements from Pope Leo XIV on immigration reflect a deep engagement with long-standing Christian teachings about national boundaries and authority. Many within the Christian community believe that Scripture supports the idea that nations have a divine obligation to regulate their borders. A significant verse in this conversation is Acts 17:26, which suggests that God has defined the geographical boundaries for all nations. In a candid conversation at Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo articulated a balanced view on immigration. He asserted, “No one has said that the United States should have open borders,” reinforcing that each nation has the right…
Rap star Nicki Minaj made headlines with her emotional speech at the United Nations, drawing attention to the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Speaking alongside U.S. Ambassador Michael Waltz, Minaj’s remarks highlighted a severe humanitarian crisis that has seen over 52,000 Christians killed since 2009. Her appearance at the U.N. demonstrates the power of celebrity platforms in humanitarian discussions, especially when addressing issues that many feel are underreported. Minaj expressed gratitude toward President Trump for his administration’s actions regarding this issue, stating, “I would like to thank @POTUS for prioritizing this issue and for his leadership on the global…
A recent meeting led by Yvette Felarca, a notable figure in Berkeley, California’s activist circles, raised eyebrows with its discussion of tactics against political opponents. Felarca, a public school teacher and a self-described “anti-fascist,” led members of the socialist group By Any Means Necessary (BAMN) in an enthusiastic recap of what they deemed a “victory” over supporters of Turning Point USA (TPUSA). The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to intensify efforts to combat TPUSA, not only on college campuses but also in public schools, starting with Berkeley High School. This gathering, labeled a “tribunal,” showcased a troubling trend in…
A report has surfaced indicating that the Trump administration has collaborated with Russia to draft a peace proposal aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This 28-point plan reportedly draws inspiration from a previous ceasefire agreement made for Gaza, as outlined by Axios. While the document has garnered support from an unnamed senior Russian official, reactions from Ukraine and its European allies remain unclear. The overall framework of the proposal encompasses various critical areas, including security guarantees and future U.S.-Russia relations. However, fundamental questions persist, particularly regarding Russia’s demands for significant territorial concessions in eastern Ukraine. Currently, Ukraine is…
CBS News and “60 Minutes” are under fire for an upcoming segment that many believe exploits the tragedies of families affected by school shootings. The show features Anderson Cooper interviewing grieving parents, including Jada Scruggs. Her daughter Hallie was killed in a shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville last year. As Cooper filmed in Hallie’s empty bedroom, Jada reflected on her daughter’s life, saying, “All these physical things are tangible ways of reminding me she was real, she was here. She lived with us.” While this moment resonates with deep empathy, critics argue that the segment serves a different…
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan’s recent move to refer Thomas Windom, a former assistant to special counsel Jack Smith, for prosecution highlights the escalating tensions between Congress and the Department of Justice. This referral stems from Windom’s refusal to answer numerous questions during closed-door sessions, which Jordan argues obstructs the committee’s investigation. Jordan’s 19-page referral accuses Windom of improperly citing his Fifth Amendment rights and grand jury secrecy rules to avoid inquiries about his work on investigations into Trump’s alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. In contrast, Jordan points out that another prosecutor, J.P. Cooney, was more forthcoming.…
Noam Chomsky, a prominent figure in academia, finds himself embroiled in controversy following the release of documents by the House Oversight Committee. Among these documents is a letter where Chomsky allegedly praises Jeffrey Epstein, describing him as a source of “penetrating insights” and “extensive knowledge.” The juxtaposition of Chomsky’s intellectual stature against the dark legacy of Epstein raises unsettling questions. Chomsky, now 96, writes in the released letter that he has had “many long and often in-depth discussions” with Epstein about a wide range of topics. He goes so far as to call Epstein “a highly valued friend” and a…
The Biden administration continues to face scrutiny over its handling of immigration, as recent events highlight serious security concerns. Border Czar Tom Homan made a notable appearance on Fox News, emphasizing the significance of his role under President Trump. During the segment, he addressed an alarming case involving an Uzbek illegal immigrant, Akhror Bozorov, apprehended while operating an 18-wheeler in Kansas. This case exemplifies the troubling implications of current immigration policies. On-air host Bill Hemmer shared critical details about Bozorov, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2023. He was already wanted in Uzbekistan for ties to terrorism, specifically for spreading…
Count Del. Stacey Plaskett, a Democrat representing the U.S. Virgin Islands, as another casualty amid the party’s attempt to pin the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein on Republicans. Last week, it came to light that she exchanged texts with Epstein during a 2019 congressional hearing. At that hearing, Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, was testifying. These revelations are part of documents recently released by the House Oversight Committee, first through a selective leak by Democrats followed by a broader release from Republicans. The initial leak hinted at a potential connection between Trump and Epstein in terms of knowledge about the…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) plans to bolster immigration enforcement in the New Orleans area with a significant operation named “Swamp Sweep.” Scheduled to start on December 1, this initiative will deploy 250 border agents to arrest around 5,000 individuals suspected of immigration violations across southeast Louisiana and into Mississippi. The move reflects a broader strategy by DHS, which has recently focused on similar crackdowns in cities nationwide, including Chicago and Los Angeles. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is a strong advocate for this mission. He underscored the state’s concerns about crime linked to undocumented individuals during an interview on…