The case against Christian Castro is unprecedented in President Donald Trump’s second term, as ICE agents face little fallout from shootings of protestors and others.
Government records uncovered in recent court filings show that the Department of Homeland Security launched a mass surveillance operation against groups that protested the immigration crackdown in Minnesota – including labor unions, nonprofits and climate groups. Undercover agents sat in churches, schools and public libraries, and infiltrated Signal chats. Emilia González Avalos, a Minneapolis organizer whose meeting was surveilled, said the operation "feels like a confession." The government, she added, "came looking for a conspiracy and found neighbors."
AI:Government records released through recent court filings reveal that the Department of Homeland Security conducted an extensive mass surveillance operation targeting various groups protesting the Trump administration's immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota. This intelligence-gathering effort involved undercover agents infiltrating private communications on Signal and monitoring sensitive locations such as churches, schools, and public libraries to monitor activities of labor unions, nonprofits, and climate activists. Local organizers have characterized these actions as a targeted attempt by the government to manufacture conspiracy theories out of community gatherings and legitimate civic activism during the ongoing immigration…Open
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert discusses the "YOLO Republicans" standing up to President Donald Trump. Will it work, and how will Trump react? Steve Cortes and Ashley Davis weigh in. Meanwhile, Abdul El-Sayed gains traction in Michigan, while Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is heckled by protesters accusing him of supporting "genocide" in Gaza. Will the Democratic establishment be able to pull the party away from its activist wing? Dan Turrentine and Nina Turner share their perspectives. Later, we examine Trump's growing frustration with Iran as concerns grow about the possibility of a prolonged conflict. Vice Adm. Robert Harward offers his perspective. Plus, the Chinese Trojan horse: How Chinese electric vehicles and…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth slammed protesters and praised the National Guard’s work Thursday morning during a D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force event in Washington. Hegseth, along with other top members of the Trump administration, including White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, were heckled by “Free DC” protesters while they spoke at Meridian Hill Park.
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Politics Fantasy Ireland At last, Ireland and Northern Ireland are united as one—in contempt of their own people! UK Special Coverage It used to be said that the greatest triumph of post-Cold War American globalization was how every other country on the planet has its own McDonald’s. Now, it is more that every other country has its own George Floyd. Ireland is no exception, George’s name over there being Yves Sakila , a homeless 35-year-old Congolese immigrant and habitual shoplifter with a prior history of drug addiction and over 50 convictions to his name. Yves died outside the prestigious Dublin department store…Open
Over two days, according to the Justice Department, the protesters allegedly used vehicles and blocks of ice to impede federal vehicles outside a federal detention center. They also used homemade plastic and wood shields to "physically resist efforts of law enforcement."
On Thursday's "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE," Carl talked about protestors making the Karmleo Anthony verdict a race issue.
On Monday's "National Report," Turning Point USA Contributor Jack Posobiec described the ideology behind far-left protestors in San Antonio who spew hatred for Charlie and Erika Kirk.
'Dangerous precedent'
'The decision ... treats the church like it's a public sidewalk'