Anti-Trump judge: 'Nazis got better treatment' than deportees

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Obama judge claims 'Nazis got better treatment' than Venezuelans deported by Trump
"Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemy Act than has happened here," Judge Patricia Millett said, noting, "They had hearing boards before people were removed."

Judge James Boasberg, who blocked Trump deportations, attended anti-Trump funded judicial retreat themed on 'saving democracy'
The event was hosted by the Rodel Institute, whose leadership and funders openly oppose Trump’s policies — including immigration enforcement — raising serious concerns about judicial bias and ethics.

Trump White House asks Supreme Court to pause judge’s ruling ordering rehire of federal workers
The emergency appeal argues that the judge can’t force the executive branch to rehire some 16,000 probationary employees. The California-based judge found the firings didn’t follow federal law, and he ordered reinstatement offers be sent as a lawsuit plays out.

House To Vote On Restraining Nationwide Injunctions, Stop ‘Judicial Overreach’ Against Trump
The House is set to vote on a bill next week that would end nationwide injunctions by federal judges. The bill limits judges to ruling only on parties directly involved in a case.

Intel agencies to brief Congress on foreign assassination threats against Trump
DNI Tulsi Gabbard and top U.S. intel officials will brief Congress next week on foreign threats to American lives, including an alleged Iranian plot to kill President Trump.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Reveals Plans to Eliminate FEMA
Noem told a Cabinet meeting Monday that the department would move to “eliminate” the government’s disaster relief agency, days after Trump signed an executive order directing state and local governments to “play a more active and significant role” in responding to catastrophes.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem partners with HUD to end government-funded housing for illegal aliens: 'The gravy train is over'
Noem and HUD chief Scott Turner signed an agreement to cut off federally funded housing for illegal immigrants, declaring that U.S. citizens will now come first amid the worsening housing crisis.

Patel plans major cutback to ATF by moving as many as 1,000 agents to FBI
FBI Director Kash Patel, who also serves as acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, has outlined plans to move as many as 1,000 ATF agents to the FBI, cutting ATF’s agents by more than a third, three people briefed on the plan told CNN.

DOJ backs off anti-gun stance, rethinks suppressor case after pressure from gun rights groups
Under AG Pam Bondi, the Justice Department is re-evaluating its legal stance on suppressors and other Second Amendment issues.

Biden admin's 'vast censorship enterprise' with help of NGOs slated for key hearing, lawmaker says
Sen. Eric Schmitt said the Biden administration's "censorship" was beyond "what most imagined."

WaPo: Tax revenue collected by the IRS set to plummet
The loss of tax receipts is expected as more individuals and businesses don’t file taxes or attempt to avoid paying balances owed to the IRS. The amount of lost federal revenue could top $500 billion. Officials said the prediction is directly linked to shifting taxpayer behavior and Trump’s cuts at the IRS, the paper claimed.

Federal Judge Could Force IRS to Release Internal Records in Alleged Political 'Weaponization' Case
Three companies suing the agency say IRS agents fraudulently "backdated" documents.

FBI responds to Tesla attacks by launching task force
There have been 48 Tesla incidents already reported to the bureau this month.

Police find more incendiary devices at Tesla dealership amid wave of attacks
The Austin Police Department confirmed its officers found active "incendiary" devices at a Tesla dealership on Monday.

Ben Shapiro: Does it really matter who shot John F. Kennedy?
Why are so many Americans convinced, despite all available evidence, that others were involved in the JFK assassination? Much of it has to do with rapidly declining levels of trust in the American government since the 1960s.

23andMe begins bankruptcy process — it may be time to delete your data
The company maintains that it will continue to “safeguard customer data” and be “transparent about the management of user data going forward,” but attorneys general across the U.S. have released alerts urging 23andMe patrons to delete their data.

Pennsylvania Police Arrest Woman For Alleged Hate Crime Hoax Involving ‘Noose’
A black city official in Pennsylvania is charged with faking a racist threat that triggered outrage from activists and a response from the FBI.

House GOP insists on Senate cooperation as reconciliation talks resume: 'We must act'
While the GOP is still hammering out the fine print on issues like tax policy and budget cuts, House Republicans insist that their version will be the best option to implement Trump's agenda.

Democrats panic as young voters flee, party faces worst political outlook in decades
Top Dems admit the party is in its deepest hole since Reagan's 1980 win, with collapsing support from young men, immigrants, and working-class voters.

Joe Biden Emerges From Political Hibernation On X Amid Reports He Wants Back Into Democrats’ Future
Biden has remained out of the public eye since leaving the White House in January, only occasionally posting on X to mark holidays or special occasions. But on Sunday, the former president made his first political post in weeks.

Democrat leader uses hometown paper to slam Fetterman
A Pennsylvania Democrat published a hit piece in the senator’s hometown outlet demanding Fetterman resign — blasting him for backing Trump on immigration, Israel, and spending.

Hyundai to announce $20 billion US investment
Hyundai will build a $5 billion steel plant in Louisiana and expand EV production, part of a $20 billion U.S. investment plan aimed at keeping operations onshore and avoiding trade penalties.

Average US mortgage debt increased to $252,505 in 2024
Median home prices over the past five years have increased by nearly 50%, 30-year mortgage rates have nearly doubled, and the number of homes available for purchase have fallen by a third.

Red States Are Paying For California’s Illegal Aliens’ Health Care
Gov. Newsom is abusing the Medicaid system to pay for illegal immigrants’ health care and taking more money from taxpayers in other states.

Hochul pledges NY state police won’t help ICE despite pact with ‘renegade counties’
"We’re not going to allow this mass deportation," Hochul said Sunday on "The David Pakman Show."

Massachusetts frees illegal alien child rape suspects on low bail as Mayor Wu doubles down on sanctuary laws
State and local officials released multiple illegal aliens charged with child rape and violent crimes on bail as low as $500, ignoring ICE detainers due to sanctuary policies.

Sinaloa Cartel smuggler at US-Canada border says he'll 'always' find a way to get migrants into the US
Javi has smuggled babies as young as 3 months and at one point smuggled 30kg of fentanyl from China each month.

5 Years Of Lockdown Trauma Reinforces Skepticism Of ‘The Scientific Consensus’
From forced sterilizations to COVID lockdowns and experimental mandates, elites in lab coats keep teaming up with the government to dictate how we live — often crushing religious liberty and individual rights in the name of “consensus.”

From Feeding the Kids to Fleecing the Government: Inside the Country's Largest COVID Fraud
What happens when you cross a third-world tribal culture with an urban Democratic establishment? You can probably guess the outcome, but in Minnesota we don’t have to guess.

The Atlantic: The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans
U.S. national security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

Mike Waltz’s future in doubt following accidental war plan leak
The stunning revelation that top administration officials accidentally included a reporter in a group chat discussing war plans triggered furious discussion inside the White House that national security adviser Mike Waltz may need to be forced out.

Report: US Warns Egypt to Accept Gazans or Lose Billions in Aid
Trump’s administration has delivered a “final offer” to Egypt to accept up to 700,000 Gazans, according to a new report, which says the proposal includes billions of dollars in economic aid and a warning that the same deal will be offered elsewhere if Cairo refuses.

Iranian FM says a ‘way is open’ for indirect nuclear talks with US
Araghchi stresses Tehran won’t sit down with Americans unless Trump rescinds "maximum pressure" sanctions policy but says Iran could talk through intermediaries, as in the past.

Fox News Accuses Israel of Killing 'Two Palestinian Journalists.' Both Have Terror Affiliations.
IDF intelligence identified Hossam Shabat as a member of a Hamas sniper unit, while Mohammed Mansour worked for a Palestinian Islamic jihad network.

US, Russia wrap up talks on proposed Black Sea ceasefire
A White House source said progress was being made in the Riyadh talks and that a "positive announcement" was expected "in the near future."

Russia offers female university students $1,200 to have babies amid population collapse
The birth rate has fallen to its lowest level in 25 years, while mortality rates continue to rise as Russia has suffered around 900,000 casualties in the war with Ukraine — including 250,000 dead.

Mark Carney's Chances of Beating Pierre Poilievre in Canada Election: Polls
With the general election just over a month away, polls show the race essentially neck and neck. As of Sunday, polling aggregator 338Canada had the Liberal Party at 39%, Conservative Party at 37%, and New Democratic Party at 11%.

Civil servants in Scotland ‘more likely to be promoted if they’re gay’
Gay civil servants in the Scottish government are almost 50% more likely to win promotion than their straight colleagues, according to official figures.

Congo rebel leader says sanctions, any minerals deal with US won’t stop fighting in the east
The U.S. hasn’t responded to the proposed mineral deal by the Congo president and so far shows no sign of wanting to get involved.

Nikki Glaser says she fears getting death threats or detained over political humor
"It’s like a real fear. So it’s unfortunate that that’s true, but I’m not gonna lie and say I don’t think about that sometimes. ... I can be up on the gallows and say, 'I was just joking. I’m a comedian.’ I hope that that’s a defense.”

Rob Lowe slams Hollywood collapse, says California ‘should fire everybody’
"It's cheaper to bring a hundred American people to Ireland than to walk across the lot to Fox," Lowe said.

Katy Perry Weighs In On JonBenet Ramsey Conspiracy Theory
"Show us [your] birth certificate sis," one person wrote.

Massachusetts climate groups complain about utility bills their green policies helped spike
“The sharp spikes in heating bills throughout the Commonwealth in January and February have been a financial shock and burden to customers,” the letter opens. “This spike has caused real pain and has been seized upon by climate deniers and opponents of clean energy.”

Democrats Have A Manhood Problem, In More Ways Than One
Democrats have a penis problem. Specifically, their problem is that they think a woman can have one.

Male athlete dominates high school girls' track and field in Portland — wins 2 golds for second straight year
In the girls' 400-meter varsity race, he beat his female competition by more than seven seconds.

WSJ: Columbia’s President Faces Angry Faculty in Closed-Door Meetings
One professor said the situation wasn’t just a crisis for Columbia but was “the biggest crisis since the founding of the republic.”

Masked Protesters Rally Against Columbia's New Mask Policy, Testing School's Resolve To Deliver Trump-Imposed Reforms
The protesters marched unimpeded without being asked to identify themselves.

America’s Largest Teachers' Union Sues To Keep ‘Stranglehold’ On Failed Education Deep State
The NEA filed a lawsuit on Monday alongside the NNAACP, the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (Maryland Council 3), and others to try to stop the Trump administration from taking steps to prepare the Department of Education for closure.

Teachers' Union President Accuses Trump Admin Of ‘Stealing’ From Students
“It is not OK that this administration is stealing billions of dollars from our students to give billionaires tax breaks. We know that’s exactly what they plan to do.”

Trump and Congress Have a Right and a Duty to Kill the Department of Education
The feds have no constitutional authorization to meddle in education.

Illinois Democrats push bill to crack down on homeschoolers and religious schools
A new bill backed by teacher unions and Democrat lawmakers would force homeschool parents to register with public schools and share student portfolios or face criminal charges, while religious schools must hand over private data and adopt race-based hair policies.

RFK Jr.’s running mate Nicole Shanahan reveals she’s a born-again Christian
Nicole Shanahan says her journey to faith in Christ began amid personal tragedy and intensified during her time on the 2024 campaign trail. After a near-death miscarriage and spiritual encounters she calls undeniable, the former Democrat was baptized in January, just ahead of Trump’s inauguration.

Nearly 100% of cancer identified by new AI, easily outperforming doctors
A new AI model developed by global researchers can spot endometrial cancer with 99.26% accuracy — far surpassing human diagnostics — and shows similar results with breast, colorectal, and oral cancers, signaling a major shift in early disease detection.

Emboldened by Trump, AI Companies Lobby for Fewer Rules
After the president made AI dominance a top priority, tech companies changed course from a meeker approach under the Biden administration.