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Seven Convicted North Texas Antifa Members Sentenced Over ICE Detention Center Attack [WATCH]

Seven members of a violent Antifa cell from North Texas learned this week that their self-proclaimed revolutionary antics have real consequences.

A federal court sent each one packing to prison, with sentences stretching from under two years all the way to half a century for their roles in an armed attack on law enforcement and a federal facility.

The July 4, 2025, assault targeted the Prairieland ICE Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas, where a police officer was shot during the chaos, as reported by The Post Millennial.

The cases make clear that left-wing domestic extremism is not some internet fantasy. It is real, organized, and dangerous, and these sentences show that the Justice Department is finally beginning to treat it that way.

Ines Houston Soto, described as one of the ringleaders, received the harshest penalty: 50 years in prison. Federal prosecutors said Soto planned the attack and encouraged others to bring weapons to “liberate” detainees.

Judges did not buy the revolutionary rhetoric, treating the cell’s actions as what they were, an act of domestic terror.

Rebecca Deyalyn Morgan and Joy Abigail Gibson, who also goes by the name Rowan and identifies as transgender and nonbinary, received 15 years each.

Prosecutors stated that they had helped coordinate communications and supplies for the assault. Allegedly, they had stockpiled firearms and improvised explosives, claiming they were fighting “fascism.”

John Philip Thomas and Lynette Read Sharp received nine years apiece for their participation in the raid. Both had taken plea agreements that reduced their potential time in exchange for cooperation.

Federal agents said Thomas fired at least one shot during the attack, while Sharp provided logistical support and transportation.

Another member, Seth Edison Sikes, was given six years and ten months. Sikes, according to court records, helped store the group’s weapons and materials and acted as a scout around the ICE facility on the night of the assault.

He accepted a plea deal after admitting to possession of an unregistered firearm.

The lightest sentence went to Nathan Josiah Baumann, who will serve 22 months and an additional year of supervised release.

Prosecutors described Baumann as a lower-level participant but emphasized that his willingness to involve himself in an armed conspiracy against law enforcement helped enable the violence.

Court documents show that all but Soto agreed to plea deals. The result was a range of reduced penalties for those who cooperated. Soto, on the other hand, refused any plea agreement, maintaining his extreme ideology and defiance to the end.

The judge gave no leniency, citing a complete absence of remorse and ongoing threats made by Soto against government officials from behind bars.

An eighth Antifa member, Susan Elaine Kent, had been scheduled for sentencing alongside the others but will instead face the court next week. Her charges reportedly include possession of explosives and conspiracy to commit assault on a federal officer.

The attack on the detention center rattled the community of Alvarado, a town not accustomed to political violence. Local officials said that the assault was planned over social media using encrypted communication platforms and that the group had discussed similar actions in other states.

Video recovered from their phones featured the Antifa logo, anarchist symbols, and anti-police slogans.

Conservatives have long warned that Antifa is not the harmless “anti-fascist activist group” that many liberal outlets claim it to be.

Instead, it behaves like a militant network bent on disrupting law enforcement and spreading chaos. For years, establishment media and Democrat politicians refused even to acknowledge the violence associated with their activities. It took bloodshed in Texas for the courts to be forced to act.

The federal sentences suggest that the tide might finally be turning. When activists trade protest signs for rifles and pipe bombs, it is not “civil disobedience,” it is terrorism.

The court’s rulings this week are a message that those who target officers or federal property will face the full weight of the law.

What makes this case particularly revealing is how organized these Antifa cells have become. Far from grassroots protesters, the group’s members had coordinated travel, tactics, and funding sources.

Agents said they found digital evidence of out-of-state donors who provided resources for “direct action” activities. Yet, silence continues from the political left, which still refuses to call out violence from its own fringe.

While Democrats in Congress keep branding conservatives as “extremists,” the real extremism often wears black masks and waves the red and black flag of Antifa.

These individuals were not misunderstood activists. They were armed and ready to kill. And now, for once, justice has caught up with them.

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Jesse Watters Predicts the Brutal Implosion Waiting for the Democrat Party [WATCH]

Fox News host Jesse Watters said Wednesday that he believes the Democratic Party is heading toward an internal struggle between its establishment leadership and its growing socialist wing, arguing that the outcome of the 2026 midterm elections could determine the party’s direction ahead of the next presidential race, as reported by PJ Media.

Watters made the remarks during an appearance on The Five while discussing the Democratic Party’s political future. During the segment, co-host Emily Compagno asked whether the country was “actually being taken over.”

“Maybe. We’ll see how it goes,” Watters replied.

Jesse Watters Torches Democrats Over ‘Big Tent’ Excuse as Radical Socialists Take Control

Watters said he believes Democratic leaders are allowing the party’s socialist faction greater influence as they wait to see how candidates aligned with that wing perform in the upcoming midterm elections.

According to Watters, if those candidates perform poorly, establishment Democrats could hold them responsible for the election results, leading to significant divisions within the party.

If they perform well, he suggested the two factions could continue working together.

He said the Democratic Party is going to “accommodate the commies and see how they do in the midterms.”

Watters added that if the socialist wing performs well, “it’s going to be Kumbaya,” while suggesting that any broader internal disagreements would simply be postponed.

The discussion also turned to former Vice President Kamala Harris and California Gov. Gavin Newsom as potential contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Watters referenced commentary that Harris has been seeking support from the party’s progressive and socialist activists as Democrats prepare for the next presidential primary following the midterm elections.

“So it’s her or Newsom,” Watters said.

He argued that any Democrat seeking the party’s presidential nomination would need backing from the socialist faction while also maintaining support from the party establishment.

Watters described that alliance as “a powerful movement.”

The Fox News host also criticized what he characterized as the backgrounds of several candidates associated with the party’s progressive movement.

“They’re professional students,” he said. “They’re all in debt. They don’t earn anything. A lot of them don’t even own anything.”

Watters argued that some candidates attribute their financial situations to broader problems with the American system.

“It’s actually not rigged if you work,” he said.

He contrasted his own experiences early in his career with what he described as those of younger candidates who have concluded that the American Dream is no longer attainable.

“They haven’t even tried,” he said. “What are they talking about?”

During the segment, Watters mentioned several Democratic figures, including Texas state Rep. James Talarico, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine, and socialist candidates in Colorado and New York.

Referring to that group collectively, Watters called them “all pathetic people.”

He also argued that their political appeal comes from connecting with voters who share similar economic frustrations.

“If no one else has worked hard, you can point to someone and say, ‘Oh, he gets me,'” Watters said.

Watters also offered his own view on addressing affordability concerns that have become a focus of some political campaigns.

“You get a job, you get married, you start earning a living, and then you have skin in the game,” he said.

The comments came during a broader discussion on The Five about the direction of the Democratic Party and how its various ideological factions may influence future elections.

Watters said he believes the relationship between the party’s establishment leadership and its socialist wing will become increasingly important as Democrats prepare for the 2026 midterm elections and the presidential primary campaign that follows.

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Dem County Hijacks July 4th Celebration With Woke ‘Equity’ Agenda, Critics Say It’s ‘Offensive’ [WATCH]

San Diego County officials are facing criticism after internal emails and county documents revealed that the county’s America 250 Fourth of July celebration was reshaped with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) requirements that critics say shifted the focus away from commemorating the nation’s founding, as reported by Fox News.

The event, originally proposed as a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, is scheduled to take place at Waterfront Park in the San Diego area.

According to county planning documents and internal emails obtained by Fox News Digital, organizers also faced funding challenges after at least one sponsor declined to participate because of newly required DEI commitments.

The celebration’s program includes a tribal blessing, a land acknowledgment, and nearly two hours of community-story presentations highlighting what organizers describe as historically underserved populations.

According to an internal county “run of show” obtained by Fox News Digital, guests will first hear a “Tribal Intimate blessing welcoming to land,” followed by a “Welcoming and Land Acknowledgment” led by the event emcee.

The program then continues with a “Tribal Invocation,” the Black national anthem, the U.S. national anthem, and community-story presentations focused on local tribal communities, Latino communities, Asian American communities, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities, LGBT communities, and Black and African communities.

The event will also include music, food trucks, booths, and other cultural presentations before concluding with closing remarks and a fireworks display.

Bill Wells, mayor of the City of El Cajon in San Diego County, criticized the direction of the event and argued that the nation’s founding had been pushed aside.

“I have an alternative plan: 1. Acknowledge America and its greatness. 2. Celebrate with fireworks and the American National Anthem,” Wells posted on X alongside a copy of the planned event schedule.

In comments to Fox News Digital, Wells added, “Independence Day, especially this one, is about celebrating and honoring America. What the county of San Diego has created ignores this in favor of grievance and a sense that our country is not great or worthy of pride. That’s just offensive, especially in light of the fact that they’re using taxpayer money to do so.”

The controversy traces back to actions taken earlier this year by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.

In February, Republican San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond introduced a proposal calling for a Fourth of July celebration commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, citing the region’s longstanding connection to the nation’s defense and civic institutions.

The county’s Democratic-controlled Board of Supervisors later approved amendments directing the county’s chief administrative officer to work with the Office of Equity and Racial Justice and the county’s Tribal Liaison.

The revised motion instructed officials to include community engagement involving tribal nations, immigrant communities, LGBT communities, and other historically underserved groups.

Wells also criticized those changes on X.

“Supervisors Desmond and Anderson brought forward a 250th celebration for the whole region. The three Democrats rewrote it, tied it to the county’s ‘equity, inclusion, and racial justice goals,’ and handed planning to the Office of Equity and Racial Justice,” Wells wrote while posting copies of the amended meeting minutes.

Internal county emails reviewed by Fox News Digital also indicate that the event lost a planned $2,500 sponsorship after a prospective donor declined to complete paperwork requiring sponsors to affirm support for the county’s DEI principles and immigrant communities.

County staff members also acknowledged in internal emails that organizers remained thousands of dollars short of the funding needed for a complete stage, lighting, and sound setup.

David McIntosh, president of Club for Growth, criticized the event’s schedule.

“The official government July 4th itinerary of San Diego reads like the opening ceremony of the Democratic Socialists of America convention,” McIntosh said.

Anti-DEI activist Robby Starbuck also objected to the event’s emphasis on underserved populations.

“Democrats are essentially excluding White community members from the Fourth of July,” Starbuck contended in response to the event schedule and its equity-focused programming, describing it as “vile.”

Fox News Digital reported that it contacted San Diego County and the county’s Department of Parks and Recreation for comment regarding the criticism, but did not receive a response.

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Brennan Launches Lawsuit to Stop Trump Officials From Disposing Federal Probe Records [WATCH]

Former CIA Director John Brennan has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to require the Trump administration to preserve records connected to ongoing federal investigations involving him, arguing the documents could become important if prosecutors eventually pursue criminal charges, as reported by Breitbart.

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, asks a court to order the government to maintain emails, calendars, messages, and other official communications tied to the inquiries.

Brennan contends those records may be necessary to determine why the investigations were launched and whether any future prosecution would be based on evidence or political retaliation.

According to the complaint, Brennan believes preserving the records now is necessary because relevant government documents could be deleted or lost before any criminal case reaches a courtroom.

His legal team argues that maintaining the materials would ensure they remain available if questions later arise about how the investigations were conducted.

The lawsuit also cites years of public criticism directed at Brennan by President Donald Trump.

Brennan’s attorneys argue that the president’s repeated comments regarding the former intelligence official demonstrate what they describe as a longstanding effort to punish him for his tenure as CIA director and for his public criticism of Trump.

Brennan’s lawyers argue those circumstances could become significant if prosecutors ultimately decide to seek an indictment.

“To fully consider those motions, the reviewing judge would need to scrutinize the motivations of the Justice Department officials who directed, oversaw, or undertook those actions to determine whether they violated Director Brennan’s rights, and specifically whether they were motivated by a desire to vindictively prosecute him as an act of retribution,” Brennan’s lawyers wrote in the lawsuit.

In addition to requesting preservation of records, the complaint warns that government communications connected to the investigations—including emails, electronic messages, calendars, and other official records—could disappear unless a federal judge orders agencies to retain them.

Brennan’s attorneys argue that those materials may later be necessary to evaluate whether the investigations complied with legal requirements and whether they were handled appropriately.

The lawsuit names President Donald Trump and several senior administration officials as defendants.

Those named include acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Kash Patel, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones, and Justice Department special counsel Joe diGenova.

The legal action follows a Department of Justice investigation that began after House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan submitted a criminal referral to the DOJ last year.

Jordan alleged that Brennan made false statements to Congress during testimony in 2023 concerning how the U.S. intelligence community prepared its assessment of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Brennan has denied those allegations and maintains that the investigation is politically motivated.

According to the lawsuit, prosecutors initially subpoenaed witnesses to testify before a federal grand jury as part of the investigation. Those subpoenas were later withdrawn, and prosecutors instead requested that witnesses participate in voluntary interviews.

Brennan’s lawsuit seeks to ensure that all records related to the federal inquiries remain intact while the investigation continues.

His attorneys argue that preserving those documents now would protect evidence that could become relevant if criminal charges are eventually filed and if Brennan later challenges the basis for the government’s actions in court.

The case centers on whether federal agencies should be required to preserve investigative records before any criminal prosecution has been initiated.

Brennan argues that maintaining those materials is necessary to safeguard information that could be used to examine the government’s decision-making process if the investigation advances further.

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Mamdani Tells New Yorkers to Crank Up Thermostats to 78 While People Swelter in Deadly Heat [WATCH]

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is urging residents and businesses to conserve energy as dangerous temperatures grip the Northeast and Midwest ahead of the Independence Day holiday weekend, as reported by The Gateway Pundit.

On Wednesday, Mamdani asked New Yorkers to prepare for the extreme heat by creating a personal heat safety plan while also encouraging businesses to raise their thermostats to reduce strain on the city’s electrical grid.

Temperatures are expected to climb into the triple digits across parts of the Midwest and East Coast this week, with heat index values in some locations expected to reach as high as 112 degrees.

“I am asking every New Yorker to make a heat plan before the worst of this weather arrives,” Mamdani said Wednesday.

“The best protection against extreme heat is air conditioning. If you don’t have it at home, know now where you’ll go to stay cool. Check in on your neighbors, especially seniors, and if you see someone outside who appears to be in distress, call 311 so we can get help to them. This administration is using every tool we have to keep New Yorkers safe, but the strongest city is one where neighbors look out for one another.”

The mayor also called on business owners to help reduce electricity demand during the period of extreme heat.

“And to every business owner, please set your thermostats to 78 degrees to alleviate the stress on our grid,” Mamdani told New Yorkers.

The remarks came as the city expanded its response to what officials described as a historic heat wave expected to continue through the July 4 holiday weekend.

According to City Hall, Mamdani released a public service announcement encouraging residents to make a heat plan, check on family members and neighbors, and use the cooling resources available throughout all five boroughs.

City officials said the mayor convened agency leaders earlier this week to coordinate additional emergency measures designed to protect residents during the prolonged period of dangerous temperatures.

The latest actions build upon the city’s Heat Emergency Plan announced earlier in the week.

Among the expanded measures, New York City is extending operating hours at Olympic-sized and intermediate-sized outdoor pools until 8:30 p.m., allowing residents additional evening access to relief from the heat.

The city is also opening eight additional municipal buildings as cooling centers from noon until midnight between July 3 and July 5. Another 10 public library branches will serve as cooling centers throughout the holiday weekend.

Officials also announced an expansion of outreach efforts for vulnerable residents. The city is adding 150 volunteers, increasing its total street outreach workforce to more than 600 people.

In addition to asking businesses to set thermostats at 78 degrees, city officials are encouraging all New Yorkers to conserve electricity during periods of peak energy demand to help reduce stress on the power grid.

NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Christina Farrell emphasized that residents themselves can play a major role in protecting one another during the dangerous weather.

“We have deployed every resource this city has, but our most powerful tool isn’t a forecast or a cooling center. It’s a New Yorker,” Farrell said.

“The neighbor who knocks on the door, the family member who calls to check in, the stranger who stops to help. This holiday week, we are asking every New Yorker to look out for one another so that no one faces this heat alone. Visit nyc.gov/beattheheat or call 311 to find a cooling center near you and get the resources you need to beat the heat.”

The city continues to encourage residents to monitor weather conditions, locate nearby cooling centers if needed, check on elderly neighbors and relatives, and seek air-conditioned spaces during the hottest portions of the day as the heat wave continues through the Independence Day weekend.

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Two-Year-Old Boy Found Alive After Six Days Under Venezuelan Earthquake Rubble [WATCH]

A 2-year-old boy was rescued alive from beneath the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela on Tuesday, six days after twin earthquakes devastated the country’s northern coast, according to Venezuelan officials.

The rescue marked the only reported recovery of a survivor on the sixth day of search-and-rescue operations.

Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced in a Telegram post that Jordanian emergency workers located and rescued the child, identified as Klieber Moran, from a collapsed building in La Guaira, the area hardest hit by last week’s earthquakes.

According to Rodríguez, Moran survived six days trapped beneath the debris before rescuers successfully reached him. He was transported to a hospital for treatment following the rescue.

Jordanian emergency crews have been working alongside international rescue teams since the earthquakes struck, helping search damaged buildings for survivors.

National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez addressed the nation in a televised speech on Tuesday, saying authorities continue searching for additional survivors despite the passage of nearly a week since the disaster.

“We ⁠must hold onto the hope of continuing to find people alive beneath the rubble,” Jorge said. “Early this morning, a 2-year-old boy was rescued and is currently receiving care at a health ⁠center in Caracas.”

The earthquakes, measuring magnitude 7.2 and 7.5, struck Venezuela’s northern coast last Wednesday, triggering widespread destruction across several communities and launching one of the country’s largest emergency response efforts in recent years.

Officials reported Tuesday that the death toll had climbed to 1,943 people. More than 10,500 others have been injured as rescue crews continue searching collapsed structures and clearing debris.

The updated casualty figures represent a sharp increase from Monday’s official death toll of 1,719, underscoring the continuing scope of the disaster as recovery operations move forward.

Tuesday’s rescue provided another rare moment of hope during an operation that has largely shifted from rescue efforts to recovery work in many locations.

Earlier in the response, American search-and-rescue teams also located survivors beneath collapsed buildings.

On Saturday, the U.S. State Department released a video showing American rescue personnel pulling a 9-month-old infant alive from the rubble in Venezuela.

The State Department told Fox News Digital that the infant was rescued along with her mother.

According to the rescue team, both the baby and her mother suffered only minor injuries.

“Against impossible odds, hope endures,” the State Department posted on X.

International humanitarian assistance has continued arriving as Venezuela responds to the widespread damage caused by the earthquakes.

On Tuesday, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) delivered 47 metric tons of humanitarian supplies to Venezuela.

According to the United Nations, the shipment included emergency health kits intended to support urgent medical treatment, safe births, newborn care, disease prevention, and treatment.

International search-and-rescue teams also remain deployed throughout the affected areas.

Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) teams from Virginia, California, and Florida were dispatched to Venezuela on Friday to assist local authorities in searching collapsed buildings for survivors.

La Guaira has remained one of the primary focus areas for emergency crews because of the extensive structural damage caused by the earthquakes.

Jordanian rescue workers have continued operating alongside Venezuelan officials and other international teams as searches continue for anyone who may still be trapped beneath the debris.

Although officials acknowledge that the chances of finding additional survivors diminish with each passing day, rescue operations remained active Tuesday following Moran’s rescue, offering renewed hope to families still awaiting news of missing loved ones.

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President Trump Unveils Historic Midterm Convention to Energize GOP for 2026 [WATCH]

President Donald Trump has once again proven that he is not content to play by Washington’s tired old rules.

On Tuesday, the forty-fifth president announced what he called the first-ever Republican midterm convention, a two-day event set for September in Dallas, Texas, designed to fire up conservatives ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, as reported by Trending Politics News.

In a Truth Social post that immediately set the political world buzzing, Trump described the event as a “Historic Event” unlike anything in Republican Party history.

He said it would showcase not only the accomplishments of his America First administration but also the bright future of a reinvigorated GOP that continues to win the hearts of working Americans.

“BIG NEWS! For the first time ever, the Republican Party will hold a MIDTERM CONVENTION,” Trump wrote.

“It will be in Dallas, Texas, one of my favorite places in the world. It will be fantastic! It has never been done before, and will be a truly Historic Event.”

That is classic Trump flair: bold, optimistic, and unapologetically forward-looking.

The President said the convention will center around what he’s calling “The Great American Comeback,” celebrating his focus on energy independence, job growth, border security, and restoring the American Dream.

Trump laid out a list of achievements under his leadership that he says embody the country’s direction under an America First agenda.

“NO TAX ON TIPS, NO TAX ON OVERTIME, NO TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY, STRONGER BORDERS, SAFEST EVER COMMUNITIES, LOWER COSTS AND REAL AFFORDABILITY, MORE JOBS, AMERICAN ENERGY DOMINANCE, AND SO MUCH MORE!” he declared.

The announcement showcased his knack for turning even a simple party gathering into a national movement. For Trump, the midterm convention is not just about ballot boxes; it is about pride in country and proof that conservative principles deliver results.

Trump also highlighted strong progress on foreign policy and energy, two areas where his administration consistently drew sharp contrast with Washington’s globalist class.

“Oil Prices are dropping sharply, even as we denuclearize Iran,” he wrote. “We are delivering on the promises that politicians talked about for decades, but never got done.”

That message will surely resonate with working Americans watching their energy bills rise under the current administration’s green agenda.

The Dallas event will reportedly bring together a wide swath of Americans who exemplify the country’s entrepreneurial and patriotic spirit.

Trump announced that business leaders, innovators, manufacturers, first responders, and job creators will take part, all representing a country that thrives when its people are empowered rather than burdened by bureaucrats in Washington.

“At the Event, we will have hardworking Americans, our Great Innovators, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers, First Responders, and Job Creators who are powering our Nation’s Golden Age, and proving that America’s best days are still ahead of us,” Trump said.

And in vintage Trump fashion, he promised that this would not be a typical political snooze fest.

“We will also have lots of Great Entertainment. It will be a RALLY like none other!” he wrote, signaling that the convention will combine celebration, patriotism, and the high energy that defined his campaign rallies.

As Republicans look toward 2026, Trump’s Dallas gathering will likely serve as both a pep rally and a unifying strategy session.

With control of Congress at stake, and Democrats struggling under the weight of unpopular policies, the timing could not be better for the GOP to harness Trump’s unmatched ability to mobilize voters across working-class America.

Midterms are traditionally a referendum on the sitting president’s administration, and if current trends hold, that does not bode well for Democrats.

Trump’s plan to make the midterms a showcase for American revival could spell major trouble for the left.

Trump also tied the event to the coming semiquincentennial celebration, reminding Americans that the country’s 250th birthday is near.

“America’s 250th Birthday is approaching, and together, we are building the foundation for the NEXT 250 YEARS of American Greatness,” he wrote.

“Dallas will take center stage on September 9th and 10th as we celebrate our Nation, our achievements, and our bright future.”

He closed with his trademark optimism. “THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN!” It is hard to miss the symbolism.

Trump wants conservatives to see themselves not as a party of resistance to decline but as the movement that drives the next chapter of American greatness.

The Republican National Committee is expected to release more details in the coming weeks, including the venue, ticketing, and a lineup of speakers.

Given Trump’s influence and knack for spectacle, Dallas is shaping up to be ground zero for the next conservative surge and a loud declaration that the Republican Party is not done winning.

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Oversight Project Urges ICE To Expel Pregnant Illegal Immigrants After SCOTUS Citizenship Decision [WATCH]

The Oversight Project wasted no time weighing in after the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on birthright citizenship sent shockwaves through Washington, as reported by The Post Millennial.

The group made it clear that if an illegal immigrant is pregnant or has already given birth on American soil, they should be deported along with their entire family, “regardless of ill-gotten citizenship of that child.”

That statement, blunt and unapologetic, leaves no room for the kind of political dance most bureaucrats prefer.

The message is simple: illegal entry has consequences, and giving birth in the United States should not serve as a golden ticket to stay.

The Supreme Court’s ruling marked the most significant development on the issue of birthright citizenship in decades.

The Court decided that children born to parents in the country illegally do not automatically receive United States citizenship.

That decision undercuts years of liberal judicial activism that stretched the Fourteenth Amendment beyond its original intent.

For years, progressives have used the birthright loophole to expand illegal immigration.

The promise that any child born here would be a citizen encouraged so-called birth tourism and a shadow policy of anchor babies who tether entire families to American soil.

Conservatives have long warned about the dangerous incentives such policies create, yet Washington elites repeatedly ignored them.

The Oversight Project’s call for action could reignite the debate about ICE enforcement under an administration already accused of being soft on illegal immigration.

With record numbers of crossings at the southern border, critics argue that deportation policy must reflect the seriousness of the crisis.

Saying “come one, come all” to those who cross illegally and plan to give birth in American hospitals only strains the system even more.

The group’s statement cuts through the political noise and puts the responsibility squarely on federal law enforcement. If the law means anything, ICE should carry out deportations swiftly and without apology.

Activists on the left have already called the statement cruel and inhumane, conveniently forgetting that immigration law exists to protect national sovereignty, not to bend to emotional appeals.

The Oversight Project’s stance echoes a growing frustration among voters who see the border crisis as a deliberate policy failure.

Washington bureaucrats and open borders advocates have long treated enforcement as optional, turning the immigration system into a chaotic mess.

The Supreme Court ruling and reactions like this one reveal how fed-up Americans are with that double standard.

For decades, taxpayer-funded benefits have gone to anchor families who entered illegally, burdening schools, healthcare systems, and public welfare.

When citizens complain, they are accused of lacking compassion. Yet, it is not compassion to reward lawbreaking. The left’s fixation on feelings over law and order has left communities struggling to maintain control.

Now, with this renewed focus on fair enforcement, ICE faces a crucial test of its integrity. Will it act on the Court’s decision or continue to back away under political pressure from the White House and its allies?

Many conservatives are watching closely, expecting leadership that values the rule of law over activist outrage.

Supporters of strict enforcement argue that taking real action will discourage future waves of illegal migration.

If migrants know that giving birth in the United States no longer guarantees citizenship or protection, they may reconsider the dangerous trek through cartel-controlled territories.

Dismantling false incentives can save lives and restore the integrity of the border.

Meanwhile, liberal lawmakers are already drafting responses aimed at undermining the Court’s decision.

Expect emotional speeches about “innocent children” and “family separation” to dominate cable news as Democrats search for a political edge before the next election.

The Oversight Project’s statement, however, signals that not every organization will be bullied into silence by media hysteria.

Conservatives across the nation are rallying around the idea that national borders matter. They see this as a moment to reclaim the principle that American citizenship carries weight, value, and responsibility.

Every sovereign country has the right to decide who belongs within its borders; pretending otherwise turns law into suggestion.

Regardless of how heated the rhetoric becomes, the Oversight Project’s consistency stands out. It refuses to blur the moral lines that separate lawful immigration from criminal trespass.

To many Americans, that kind of clarity feels like a breath of fresh air after years of Washington doublespeak. The debate is far from over, but the message is unmistakable: the United States must start enforcing its laws without apology.

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Jill Biden’s Memoir Tanks After Flashy Launch And Phony Bestseller Hype [WATCH]

Jill Biden’s new memoir arrived with all the showmanship and marketing magic that the Biden political brand has come to rely on.

Gallery Books released View from the East Wing on June 2 as the first lady’s classy retelling of life in the White House. It was billed as her heartfelt inside story, complete with reflections on family, teaching, and her husband’s political rise and fall, as reported by PJ Media.

The book shot to the top of the New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction list on June 21, giving the Biden family one last moment to bask in borrowed glory.

But like a campaign built on slogans rather than substance, the shine did not last long. By June 28, it slipped to number three, and by July 5, it was gone entirely.

The self-styled portrait of resilience turned into a case study in inflated momentum and rapid collapse.

The key detail many missed was the small dagger printed beside that original “No. 1” spot. The symbol appears when bulk sales influence the ranking, and that little mark tells a much larger story.

In the publishing world, bulk orders are used to pad early sales during author tours and corporate events, which can make a book appear more successful than it really is. Jill Biden’s debut carried that mark from day one.

Industry insiders admit that large orders come with the territory for political celebrities. Stores hosting events buy hundreds of copies for attendees.

Technically, those orders count as genuine sales, but they often say more about marketing coordination than public demand. It is not fraud, just carefully orchestrated optics. And that has always been the Biden family specialty.

According to the New York Post, by the week ending June 20, the book sold just over three thousand print copies that week and had barely crossed twenty-nine thousand total U.S. sales

. Those numbers are nothing to brag about for a figure of her stature, given the White House platform and glowing media coverage she received. Even so, the Times list credited her with a supposed bestseller title, albeit one that vanished as fast as it appeared.

The broader theme is familiar. The Biden world has long expected Americans to buy into the appearance of momentum rather than confront the visible signs of decline.

They told voters not to believe their eyes when Hunter’s laptop story broke, they asked the public to trust government agencies that claimed the president was fit, and they sold one press-conference smile after another as proof of leadership.

Jill Biden’s book mirrored the pattern perfectly.

Her memoir includes an emotional retelling of that disastrous June 27 debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Jill describes being frightened, thinking her husband might be having a stroke.

It is a startling admission and a deeply human moment, yet it also confirms everything millions of Americans already saw. The weakness, confusion, and fading awareness were not Republican talking points; they were the reason she panicked.

She may have intended the story to show vulnerability and love, but it instead underscored the uncomfortable truth that the Biden inner circle knew their patriarch was in decline.

And yet they pressed forward until the public collapse forced their hand. Within a month, Joe Biden was out of the race, leaving behind a legacy of managed narratives and misplaced loyalty.

Critics have pointed out that Jill Biden’s personal fear might have extended beyond her husband’s health. The luxurious life of the White House, constant media attention, and access to influence can change anyone’s outlook.

Losing all that power, after years in Washington comfort, is not something many willingly surrender. Her book feels like both an explanation and a farewell tour packaged in hardback.

Publishing experts tried to downplay the flop, saying bulk purchases tied to her promotional events explained the early boost. One analyst even insisted it was “not a complete flop” since the memoir lingered briefly on the USA Today list after leaving the Times rankings.

That may be true, but the numbers do not lie. The real public, outside the bubble of media cheerleaders, simply did not buy what she was selling.

Like so many political memoirs before it, View from the East Wing tried to recast failure as courage. It dressed up the collapsing image of the Biden family as devoted public servants battling through adversity.

It was the same story we have heard since 2020, just told from another wing of the same fading mansion.

Once the bulk orders cleared and the public got to vote with their wallets, the verdict came quickly. The bestseller status evaporated, the press moved on, and another piece of the Biden image machine crumbled.

In a fitting twist, her book vanished almost as quickly as her husband’s campaign.

For a family that has built its reputation on managing appearances and controlling narratives, the disappearance of Jill Biden’s bestseller feels poetic.

All the daggers, headlines, and talking points cannot hide the truth that America has moved on. The gloss faded, the sales fell, and even the New York Times symbol told the tale: the stage act is over, and the crowd has left the theater.

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Massachusetts Town Warns Residents to Remove American Flags in Latest Woke Meltdown [WATCH]

Just when you think the Left in Massachusetts cannot climb any higher on the crazy ladder, the town of Newbury decides to pick a fight with patriotism itself.

Residents of Plum Island recently received letters warning them to take down their American flags because they might annoy some local shorebirds.

Yes, you read that correctly, the town is worried the sight of Old Glory might disturb the delicate feelings of plovers.

As Red State reported, the letter from the town of Newbury explained that “activities intended to deter protected shorebirds from utilizing suitable habitat may be viewed as harassment or disruption of normal feeding, nesting, or migratory behavior.”

It warned residents that doing something so dangerous as flying a flag could violate the federal Endangered Species Act and carry “significant regulatory and financial penalties.”

Nothing says freedom like government bureaucrats telling citizens their patriotism could result in a fine.

The residents of Plum Island were understandably furious. This was just another example of the nanny state’s obsession with controlling every inch of private property and crushing any visible sign of traditional American values.

It seems that for the Left, the birds’ feelings always come before the rights of taxpayers.

Thankfully, the Pacific Legal Foundation stepped in to defend common sense. The nonprofit law firm, which takes on cases involving individual liberty and property rights, sent its own response to Newbury officials on behalf of resident Marc Sarkady.

Their letter demanded that the town explain exactly what legal authority justified threatening homeowners over flags. It also noted that the letter provided no statute, regulation, or court precedent that supported this overreach.

In other words, the town was acting like a petty tyrant, hoping no one would call them out.

The law firm made it clear that flying decorations or celebrating America on private property is not a federal crime, no matter how sensitive a handful of birds may be. When the word got out, Newbury’s bureaucrats scrambled to backpedal.

Town Administrator Tracy Blais tried to walk the whole thing back with a weak explanation that fooled no one.

She claimed, “The letter merely recited provisions of the law, and the Town is not asserting any threat or legal liability, merely reminding property owners that they live in a very special place which comes along with certain responsibilities.”

She then insisted the town was not claiming any power it did not have. That’s an interesting way of saying, “Please stop being mad at us.”

The truth is that the letter came across as hostile and condescending, not as a friendly neighborhood reminder. It read like the work of mini dictators eager to boss around their residents under the guise of environmental virtue.

Local journalist Tom Shattuck of The Maine Wire reported that plenty of American flags were still waving proudly throughout the island.

He even asked if the town showed the same passion for enforcing rules against Pride flags during Pride Month. No answer was provided, and we all know why.

This latest attempt to shame Americans for loving their country fits perfectly into a pattern we have seen across the nation.

From homeowners’ associations in California banning flags to bureaucratic snitches in Massachusetts, the Left’s obsession with policing patriotism is out of control.

These people fold under the weight of their own ideology, prioritizing virtue signaling over common sense and freedom.

It is telling that the same crowd that never misses a chance to fly every flag under the rainbow loses their minds when the Stars and Stripes appear. Ordinary Americans see right through it.

They know this kind of nonsense has nothing to do with plovers or wildlife protection and everything to do with suppressing national pride.

The idea that a fluttering piece of fabric could disrupt a bird’s day is as laughable as it is insulting.

The backlash in Newbury has been swift and satisfying. Residents are holding their ground, showing that they refuse to surrender their basic rights to overzealous bureaucrats.

The Left can try to police patriotism all they want, but real Americans are not playing their game.

As we near our nation’s 250th birthday, the people determined to destroy the American spirit are revealing themselves more clearly than ever.

They can whine about endangered birds all they want. Americans will celebrate this milestone and proudly fly their flags, plovers or no plovers. And the more these local tyrants and woke busybodies fuss about it, the higher those flags will fly.

There is something deeply ironic about supposedly progressive towns like Newbury claiming to defend the natural world from “disruption” while disrupting their own residents’ fundamental freedoms.

The truth is simple. You cannot claim to care about liberty while issuing threats for waving the very symbol of it.

If the Left’s mission is to extinguish every sign of national pride, they are in for disappointment. From Massachusetts to California, people are tired of being told what they can celebrate, what they can say, and what they can display on their own property.

The American flag has survived wars, protests, and storms. It will outlast the bureaucrats of Newbury as well.


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