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Visas of 50 Mexican Politicians Revoked by US Government

The US Department of State has revoked the visas of 50 Mexican politicians amid efforts to address drug trafficking and other cartel operations in Mexico. The exact relationship between these politicians and any cartel is reportedly based on suspicion. According to Reuters, “One of the sources, a senior Mexican politician, said more than 50 politicians from… Continue reading Visas of 50 Mexican Politicians Revoked by US Government
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ICE Plans to Expand Social Media Surveillance for Potential Deportation Leads

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is preparing to expand its social media surveillance operations by hiring nearly 30 private contractors to monitor social media posts.  According to a report earlier this month by WIRED, the agency is seeking private vendors to run a multiyear surveillance program operating out of facilities in Vermont and Southern… Continue reading ICE Plans to Expand Social Media Surveillance for Potential Deportation Leads
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Charlie Kirk Honored With Presidential Medal of Freedom

On Tuesday, the White House honored the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk on the late TPUSA founder’s birthday, bestowing him with the US Presidential Medal of Freedom. President Trump gave remarks on Kirk and his life and the effect he made on America’s youth.  “He had great enthusiasm to be successful. He fought for… Continue reading Charlie Kirk Honored With Presidential Medal of Freedom
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American Musicians Condemn ICE Openly During Concerts

Amid the Trump administration’s fervent efforts to crackdown on illegal immigration, several artists and celebrities have expressed disdain toward US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in public settings.  At a concert on October 10 in Chicago, Illinois, hip hop artist Chance the Rapper (whose real name is Chancelor Johnathan Bennett) had a screen graphic depicting the… Continue reading American Musicians Condemn ICE Openly During Concerts
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Activists Vandalize Christopher Columbus Mural in Spain with Red Paint on National Holiday

Climate change activists in Spain marked their nation’s Columbus Day on Sunday by vandalizing a historic mural of Christopher Columbus at Madrid’s Naval Museum. Two members of the environmental group “Futuro Vegetal,” meaning “Vegetarian Future,” were caught on video throwing red paint at the 1892 painting First Tribute to Christopher Columbus by Spanish artist José… Continue reading Activists Vandalize Christopher Columbus Mural in Spain with Red Paint on National Holiday
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Nude Protesters Demonstrate Against Deportation Efforts in Portland

A group of protesters, most of whom were more or less, and deliberately, nude, gathered in Portland, Oregon, this weekend to demonstrate against National Guard troops being deployed to the city to protect ICE and other federal officers and property. The protest was a “die-in” demonstration because, at one point, participants stopped on the Burnside Bridge… Continue reading Nude Protesters Demonstrate Against Deportation Efforts in Portland
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ICE Director Criticizes New York for Issuing Commercial Licenses to Illegal Immigrants

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons is criticizing New York for issuing commercial driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, including some licenses that reportedly do not contain a person’s full name. “It’s really scary,” Lyons told Fox News over the weekend. “To see that on a driver’s license issued by the state, ‘No Name Given.” And the… Continue reading ICE Director Criticizes New York for Issuing Commercial Licenses to Illegal Immigrants
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Left-Wing University of Minnesota Club to Honor George Floyd in Protest of Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance

The University of Minnesota chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) announced it will host a campus event next week to counter Charlie Kirk’s Remembrance Day, instead celebrating George Floyd. Last month, the Senate passed a resolution declaring October 14, 2025, Charlie Kirk’s birthday, as a National Day of Remembrance. In response, the SDS… Continue reading Left-Wing University of Minnesota Club to Honor George Floyd in Protest of Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance
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Venezuelan Leader Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 

Maria Corina Machado, a political activist and Venezuelan opposition leader, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for her long-time efforts in promoting democracy, and especially against President Nicolas Maduro. Upon the announcement, the Nobel Peace Prize committee discussed Machado’s background and accomplishments in an essay. “She is receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for her… Continue reading Venezuelan Leader Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 
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Minnesota AG Defends Trans Athletes Competing in Girls’ Sports

Amid active Title IX violations due to trans-identifying athletes competing in women’s sports, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison recently claimed that such athletes pose no harm to the biological women they compete against.  On September 30, the US Department of Education wrote a letter to the state of Minnesota, declaring the state was defying Title… Continue reading Minnesota AG Defends Trans Athletes Competing in Girls’ Sports
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Gun Rights Groups Sue Federal Government to Challenge National Firearms Act Regulations

Several gun rights organizations are suing the federal government to challenge the National Firearms Act’s (NFA) regulation of items such as suppressors and short-barreled rifles. The lawsuit, dubbed the “Big Beautiful Lawsuit,” was filed by the Silencer Shop Foundation, Gun Owners of America (GOA), Palmetto State Armory, and other groups. It argues that the NFA’s… Continue reading Gun Rights Groups Sue Federal Government to Challenge National Firearms Act Regulations
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DHS Purchases Chicago Buildings to Support Operations

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem announced that the US government is acquiring property in Chicago, Illinois, to bolster the operations of ICE in the city.  “We’re purchasing more buildings in Chicago to operate out of. We’re gonna not back off, in fact, we’re doubling down, and we’re gonna be in more parts… Continue reading DHS Purchases Chicago Buildings to Support Operations
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