Are D.C. prisons ignoring Trump’s January 6 pardons? Senator says ‘yes’

Rumors spread like wildfire that prison officials in Washington, D.C., were refusing to release many January 6 prisoners, even though President Trump had granted clemency to 1,500 people. And Sen. Mike Lee believes these rumors are true. “Last night, I spoke with someone who personally went to the D.C. prison and only two people have […]

Trump’s Return to Power Puts Latin America’s Leftists on Defense

Heads of state and officials from leftist and authoritarian governments in Latin America issued statements this week to mark the start of President Donald Trump's second term, condemning his firm stance against authoritarianism. In Cuba, which is ruled by a communist regime, figureheads President Miguel Diaz-Canel and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla were quick to […]

ACLU sues over Trump’s push to broaden expedited deportations 

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a lawsuit Wednesday over President Trump's expansion of a program that allows immigration officials to expedite deportations. President Trump's Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday issued a rule It would allow expedited deportations nationwide for immigrants who cannot prove they have been in the country for two years. […]

‘So many others lost everything’: J6er REACTS to President Trump’s pardon

President Trump announced on January 6th that he would pardon approximately 1,500 defendants. Some of these defendants had been in prison for four years, some were on trial, and some had not yet been tried. Steve Baker, an investigative journalist with Blaze Media, was one of these defendants. “I'm a little emotional about what's going […]

House Advances Laken Riley Act To President Trump’s Desk

Just over 48 hours into his second term, Congress gave President Donald Trump a bill to crack down on illegal immigration after he signs it. the house I voted Forty-six Democrats joined House Republicans in sending the Laken-Reilly Act to President Trump's desk, winning 263-156. The bill's bipartisan approval in the House of Representatives came […]