TPUSA Frontlines White House Correspondent Monica Paige reported Wednesday from the US Supreme Court about the ongoing legal battle between the White House and 12 states over the sweeping tariffs on imports from most US trading partners. Oral arguments for the case began Wednesday.  “The Trump administration faces off against small businesses and a group… Continue reading Supreme Court Hearing Begins Over Trump Admin Tariffs: Frontlines Report

Fort Lewis College (FLC) is denying a TPUSA chapter after several efforts to establish one were met with backlash and dismissal by the Associated Students of Fort Lewis College board. The student leading this initiative, Jonah Flynn, said he was inspired to start a chapter after the assassination of TPUSA Founder Charlie Kirk, according to… Continue reading Fort Lewis College Student Fights to Establish TPUSA Chapter Amid Opposition on Campus

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Thursday released statistics saying violent threats against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have surged by 8,000 percent, DHS detailed a string of incidents in recent months, ranging from death threats and doxxing of family members to bounties placed on agents’ heads. Earlier this month, authorities arrested Eduardo Aguilar,… Continue reading Death Threats Against ICE Law Enforcement Rise by 8000%: DHS

Since President Donald Trump’s administration launched a federal crackdown on crime in Memphis, Tennessee, more than 1,000 arrests have been made and dozens of missing children have been located. Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox News on Wednesday that the ongoing operation has targeted violent offenders and gang activity across the city. “From arresting more… Continue reading Over 1,000 Arrests, 72 Missing Children Found in Memphis Crime Crackdown Under Trump Admin

On Tuesday, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained nine illegal immigrants–all of whom were African, and several with criminal records–vending merchandise on Canal Street in the Manhattan borough of New York City.  Canal Street is known for having copious vendors selling items, many of which happen to be knock-offs from high-end designers. “ICE conducted… Continue reading Migrant NYC Canal St. Vendors Arrested by ICE

The FBI announced on October 3 that it has cut ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) due to the organization’s hyper-partisanship and bias against conservative figures and organizations.  The SPLC, a non-profit civil rights organization founded in 1971, has targeted certain people and groups that promote various forms of right-wing ideology, including them… Continue reading FBI Terminates Partnership With Southern Poverty Law Center

In alignment with the Trump administration’s trend of combatting crime through the deployment of national guard troops to crime-ridden US cities, the White House deployed the National Guard to the Memphis, Tennessee, on Wednesday.  More than 200 members of the National Guard have been deputized specifically as special US Marshals in their deployment to Memphis. On… Continue reading National Guard Arrests Nearly 100 in Three Days After Memphis Deployment

In Lake County, Florida, a highway formerly known as Schofield Road has been named after the late Founder of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk. This is the first national road named after Kirk. The highway is located west of Orlando.  Lake County Commissioner Anthony Sabatini introduced a resolution for renaming Schofield Road, now called “Charlie… Continue reading Florida Highway Renamed After Charlie Kirk

Oklahoma state superintendent Ryan Walters is resigning from his role and will forthwith become CEO of the Teacher Freedom Alliance on October 1. The resignation was made without notice as Walters was only two years into his term and made no public statements indicative of his departure. As superintendent, Walters attracted nationwide controversy for advocating… Continue reading Oklahoma State Superintendent Steps Down from Role Unexpectedly

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) pushed back against a New York Times report about Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Los Angeles, calling it “wildly inaccurate” for suggesting that ICE is relying on ethnicity to carry out “indiscriminate stops.” On Monday, the Supreme Court granted the Trump administration’s request to remove restrictions on Los… Continue reading DHS Rejects Claims of “Indiscriminate Stops” in Los Angeles ICE Operations

Trump administration border czar Tom Homan said Sunday that there will be “zero tolerance” for anti-immigration enforcement protesters who commit violence against federal officers. “You throw a stone, you’re going to jail. You put hands on an ICE officer, you’re going to jail. You make a threat – online or in person – you’re going… Continue reading Border Czar Tom Homan Warns of ‘Zero Tolerance’ for Violent Anti-ICE Protests

Amid efforts to expand President Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown, US states have reopened, or newly opened, detention facilities. Most notable among these is Florida’s now-halted “Alligator Alcatraz” located in the Everglades. Deportation Depot, located in northern Florida, was established when the construction of Alligator Alcatraz was paused.  A new illegal immigrant detention facility is being… Continue reading New Immigrant Detention Center Established in Louisiana’s ‘Angola’ Prison