Primer:
The Justice Department on Tuesday announced plans to appeal a judge’s ruling that blocked President Donald Trump from shuttering a program that gave protections and work permits to some people who entered the U.S. illegally as children.
In a ruling last week, San Francisco-based U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup ordered the administration to resume accepting renewal applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, better known as DACA. More here from Politico.
Category Archives: Southern Border War
In Defiance, Governors Issues Pardons to Deportees
It is argued that the Democrats want the illegals to stay in country due in part to gaining their vote. There is truth to that for sure, yet advocacy organizations raise a LOT of money which is in the end more important to the Democrat base for campaign contributions.
For a list of pro-amnesty groups covering all industry and social classifications, go here.
Perhaps as a reminder it is prudent to mention that Obama led the charge for clemency and pardons as noted here.
What Goes on in Sanctuary California Wont Stay in California
Federal dollars going to California could or should be considered foreign aid. Why? Read on…
The federal government spends some $367.8 billion a year on California. That’s an average of about $9,500 for every woman, man and child in the state.
In truth, the money isn’t spread out evenly. About 56 cents of every federal dollar spent in California, according to the analysis, goes to health or retirement benefits — Social Security, Medicare and money for low-income residents’ health care through the Medi-Cal program.
DoJ Issues an Arrest Warrant of Jose Zarate, Steinle’s Killer
The Department of Justice issued an arrest warrant in the U.S. District Court in Texas for Jose Garcia Zarate for a supervised release violation.
His original criminal complaint filed in May of 2016, shows that Zarate’s criminal history in the United States goes back to 1993.
San Francisco owns this, meanwhile:
The San Francisco Superior Court knew this case would be such a big event, they issued a MEDIA GUIDE.
Drug Cartels Upped the Game with Weaponized Drones
Police in Mexico pulled over four men in a pickup truck near the city of Salamanca in Guanajuato state on October 20 and got a nasty surprise. Along with an AK-47 assault rifle, the men had in their possession an unmanned aerial vehicle fitted with a “large explosive device” and a remote detonator.
That’s right: a weaponized drone.