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US House Passes Bill That Will Ensure US Citizens Vote in Federal Elections

Legislation requiring individuals to “provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship” for voter registration was approved on Thursday by the US House of Representatives and now awaits a vote from the senate.  The bill in question is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act), which aims to amend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993… Continue reading US House Passes Bill That Will Ensure US Citizens Vote in Federal Elections
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Colorado Governor Signs Sweeping Gun Control Bill Limiting Sale of Semiautomatic Weapons

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a new gun control law on Thursday that significantly expands firearm regulations in the state. The law bans the purchase, sale, and manufacture of firearms with detachable magazines unless the buyer obtains a permit from a local sheriff’s department and completes a firearms training course. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department… Continue reading Colorado Governor Signs Sweeping Gun Control Bill Limiting Sale of Semiautomatic Weapons
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5 Minnesota Sheriffs Sign Immigration Enforcement Agreements with ICE

Five sheriff’s offices in Minnesota have entered into formal agreements with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), allowing them to assist with federal immigration enforcement efforts despite the state’s widespread sanctuary policies. The sheriff’s offices in the Cass, Crow Wing, Freeborn, Itasca, and Jackson counties have signed 287g agreements with ICE after resident Donald Trump… Continue reading 5 Minnesota Sheriffs Sign Immigration Enforcement Agreements with ICE
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Immigration Judge Rules Columbia Activist Mahmoud Khalil Can Be Deported

An immigration judge has ruled that Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported following his involvement in anti-Israel protests on campus last year.  Khalil, a lawful permanent resident with a green card, was detained last month and is currently being held at a detention center in Louisiana. Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded that… Continue reading Immigration Judge Rules Columbia Activist Mahmoud Khalil Can Be Deported
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US Coast Guard Seizes 25 Tons of Illegal Drugs from South American Cartels

The US Department of Justice announced the seizure of $510 million worth of illegal drugs found on cargo vessels sent toward the US from South America. The weight of the intercepted drugs amounted to 25 tons. After a search lasting 11 days, the US Coast Guard seized the ships, which held mostly “pure cocaine, uncut,… Continue reading US Coast Guard Seizes 25 Tons of Illegal Drugs from South American Cartels
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Minnesota School District Asks Attendees to Keep ‘Equity’ Summit Private Amid Political Scrutiny

The second-largest public school district in Minnesota has instructed invitees to its upcoming “Equity Summit” not to promote the event publicly, citing “current political attacks on equity.” Saint Paul Public Schools is set to host the “Beyond OUR Walls: Equity Summit” on April 26. In a March 10 email obtained by The Daily Wire, Edairra… Continue reading Minnesota School District Asks Attendees to Keep ‘Equity’ Summit Private Amid Political Scrutiny
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Illegal Immigrants to be Charged Nearly $1,000 Daily for not Self-Deporting

The Trump Administration will begin charging immigrants ordered to deportation a daily fee of $998 if they refuse to self-deport.  The CBP Home application – formerly known as the “CBP One app” during the Biden administration – is being used to manage and track the self-deportations and those being ordered to leave the US.  Assistant… Continue reading Illegal Immigrants to be Charged Nearly $1,000 Daily for not Self-Deporting
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DHS to Screen Migrants’ Social Media for Antisemitic Posts

The Department of Homeland Security announced Wednesday that it will be monitoring migrants’ social media posts for antisemitic content as part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to combat antisemitism. US Citizenship and Immigration Services said that antisemitic activity online will be considered as “grounds for denying immigration benefit requests.” DHS said the… Continue reading DHS to Screen Migrants’ Social Media for Antisemitic Posts
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AP Reinstated to White House Event Coverage After US District Judge’s Ruling

A Trump appointed federal judge reinstated the Associated Press (AP) to access White House events.  The AP was banned in February from the White House after choosing to refer to the lately renamed Gulf of America as the Gulf of Mexico, the name of the gulf in the US prior to the President’s executive order… Continue reading AP Reinstated to White House Event Coverage After US District Judge’s Ruling
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Trump Admin Refuses to Engage WIth Reporters Who Include Pronouns in Emails: Report

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed to The New York Times that the Trump administration has adopted a policy of not responding to journalists who include pronouns in their email signatures. According to the Times, several reporters have had requests for comment ignored by administration officials because of pronouns listed in their email bios… Continue reading Trump Admin Refuses to Engage WIth Reporters Who Include Pronouns in Emails: Report
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‘Taxiety’ Prominent for Gen Z and Millennial Filers this Tax Season

With tax season coming to an end next week on April 15, many Americans of Generation Z (Gen Z) along with Millennials, have grown anxious, encountering difficulty with tax filing and worriment over possibly getting audited by the IRS. This is called “taxiety,” or anxiety over the process of filing taxes.  According to a CNET… Continue reading ‘Taxiety’ Prominent for Gen Z and Millennial Filers this Tax Season
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New York State DOE Defies Order to Remove DEI from Schools

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) will not comply with the US Department of Education’s request to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives from all educational matters. The DOE sent a letter last week to federal education commissioners with an ultimatum to confirm that state schools do not promote any activity or practice… Continue reading New York State DOE Defies Order to Remove DEI from Schools
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