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Wednesday, April 24, 2024
24 minutes ago
Jack Montgomery
Crime

AZ Governor Katie Hobbs Sides with Criminal Squatters.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs (D) has vetoed state legislation allowing homeowners to have unlawful squatters removed from their property by law enforcement. Senate Bill 1129 (SB1129) would have changed the status quo, which subjects homeowners to lengthy court battles before they can reclaim their property, empowering law enforcement to remove squatters as trespassers swiftly.

Hobbs, 54, argued in her veto letter that SB 1129 did not “respect the due process rights of lawful tenants” and could have “unintended consequences, such as for victims of domestic violence.”

Republican state senator Wendy Rogers questioned whether Hobbs “read the bill.” She said it addressed only illegal occupants, not lawful tenants, and included carve-outs for family members and “anyone with an agreement to cohabitate.”

“The issue of squatters taking over people’s homes is growing exponentially across the nation, including here in Arizona, yet Governor Katie Hobbs is refusing to address the problem,” complained Republican state senator Wendy Rogers.

“If a stranger invades a home unlawfully and claims a right to live there, SB 1129 would have allowed the homeowner to request law enforcement immediately remove that person from the property,” she explained, adding that refusing to leave would have been treated as trespassing.

‘WE CAN SEIZE IT.’

“Criminals are scheming to take over homes that aren’t theirs, posing a threat to the safety of homeowners and infringing on their private property rights,” Rogers said. It is “a shame Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed yet another piece of commonsense bipartisan legislation,” she added.

Illegal aliens have been taking advantage of America’s permissive squatting laws. Venezuelan illegal Leonel Moreno built a substantial TikTok following teaching migrants how to abuse the law.

“I found out that there is a law that says that if a house is not inhabited, we can seize it,” Moreno said in one video. He boasted his friends had “already taken about seven homes.”

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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs (D) has vetoed state legislation allowing homeowners to have unlawful squatters removed from their property by law enforcement. Senate Bill 1129 (SB1129) would have changed the status quo, which subjects homeowners to lengthy court battles before they can reclaim their property, empowering law enforcement to remove squatters as trespassers swiftly. show more
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53 minutes ago
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Arrested for Fatal Stabbing at Motel.

Law enforcement in Sumter County, Florida, arrested Ricardo Agustin Lorenzo, an illegal alien hailing from Guatemala, on second-degree murder charges on April 13. Lorenzo is accused of stabbing a man to death at a Days Inn Hotel in Wildwood, Florida.

The suspect is believed to have fatally stabbed Bilder Pablo, also an illegal alien, and subsequently fled the scene. Police arrived on the scene and were able to locate Pablo. He was airlifted to a nearby hospital in Gainesville, Florida, where he died of his injuries.

After a brief manhunt, Ricardo Agustin Lorenzo was seen walking down Interstate 75 but attempted to flee when law enforcement arrived. He was quickly found hiding in a nearby wooded area. Police were able to take the illegal immigrant and suspected murderer into custody without further incident. At this time, the motivation for the murder is not known.

Lorenzo is currently being held at the Sumter County Jail without the option for bail. In addition, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has placed a detainer request on Lorenzo, meaning they would take custody should he be released on bail or on the orders of a judge.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has encountered at least 145,000 illegal immigrants from Guatemala already this fiscal year, according to data from ICE.

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Law enforcement in Sumter County, Florida, arrested Ricardo Agustin Lorenzo, an illegal alien hailing from Guatemala, on second-degree murder charges on April 13. Lorenzo is accused of stabbing a man to death at a Days Inn Hotel in Wildwood, Florida. show more
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1 hour ago
Jack Montgomery
UK

WATCH: Fake Conservative Liz Truss Exposed in Excruciating Interview.

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss has suffered a serious setback in her efforts to reinvent herself as an anti-woke culture warrior in the United States after her long history of promoting far-left identity politics and mass migration was exposed by journalist Steven Edginton.

Truss, the shortest-serving premier in British history, has been touring U.S. venues, including Matt Schlapp’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), claiming to be a victim of the “deep state” and touting her new book. However, as The National Pulse previously reported, she was embedded in that “deep state” for roughly a decade, campaigning against Brexit and promoting woke holidays such as ‘International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia’ in a variety of government roles, including Minister for Women and Equalities.

Edginton, who has covered the woke takeover of the Civil Service, military, and security services under Truss and the Conservative Party extensively, called her out on this record at length in a sit-down interview, frequently leaving her floundering.

Truss, who now says legal immigration is too high, was pressed on her desire to make it even easier. She was also quizzed on her efforts to promote Antonia Romeo, a senior bureaucrat who regularly promoted Black Lives Matter as well as Non-binary Awareness Day and Trans Awareness Week.

Truss’s actions in government, as opposed to her rhetoric, align with her background as an entryist to the party from the Liberal Democrats. Asked to identify an historic Conservative Party leader other than Winston Churchill or Margaret Thatcher whom she admired, she could only come up with Javier Milei — the current, libertarian President of Argentina.

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Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss has suffered a serious setback in her efforts to reinvent herself as an anti-woke culture warrior in the United States after her long history of promoting far-left identity politics and mass migration was exposed by journalist Steven Edginton. show more
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2 hours ago
Health
Science

Bird Flu Found in Pasteurized Milk.

Pasteurized milk from cows infected with bird flu has tested positive for the virus. The troubling disclosure from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) follows the discovery of the virus in dairy cows in at least eight states, infecting 33 herds so far. FDA and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) officials previously asserted that milk from affected cattle would not enter the commercial supply. The FDA maintains that no risk is posed to consumers as the found material was inactivated.

To date, only two people in the U.S. have contracted bird flu, both in close contact with infected animals, one being a dairy worker in Texas, and the other a prison inmate in Colorado in 2022. Both cases were mild and recovery was swift.

The exact quantity of tested samples has not been revealed by the FDA nor where they were acquired. Testing has been conducted on milk during processing and from grocery stores. The agency anticipates additional test results in the coming weeks.

The FDA used a PCR lab test that detects viral genetic material even after a virus has been killed through pasteurization. Lee-Ann Jaykus, an emeritus food microbiologist and virologist at North Carolina State University, said there has been no evidence of an infectious virus yet.

In addition to dairy cattle, bird flu outbreaks have also hit chickens, with Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., the nation’s largest producer of fresh chicken eggs, experiencing an outbreak in one of its Texas production facilities. Scientists have warned that a bird flu outbreak could be ‘100 times worse’ than COVID. Earlier this month it was revealed that U.S. tax dollars are being spent on research in China intended to make a highly transmissible version of bird flu.

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Pasteurized milk from cows infected with bird flu has tested positive for the virus. The troubling disclosure from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) follows the discovery of the virus in dairy cows in at least eight states, infecting 33 herds so far. FDA and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) officials previously asserted that milk from affected cattle would not enter the commercial supply. The FDA maintains that no risk is posed to consumers as the found material was inactivated. show more
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Miguel Hernandez-Ruiz
3 hours ago
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Charged with Sexually Assaulting 2 Pre-Teen Girls.

Miguel Hernandez-Ruiz, an illegal alien from Mexico, was charged with a first-degree home invasion and two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a person under the age of 13. The alleged assault occurred on March 20 in the Sweet Lake Mobile Home Park, Sturgis, Michigan.

Investigators determined the Mexican had victimized two pre-teen girls. He was captured in early April in Fort Wayne, Indiana, following a manhunt. He initially resisted extradition to the Wolverine State but was ultimately charged in St. Joseph County.

Hernandez-Ruiz entered the United States on an H-2A agricultural visa in August 2021 but became unlawfully present when he remained in the country after its expiration.

The St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Office says Hernandez-Ruiz is subject to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainer ahead of a court appearance on April 30.

Local judges and law enforcement frequently ignore such detainers. The National Pulse has described several serious criminals who were able to victimize the public or left at large for an extended period after detainers were not honored in its regular migrant crime round-ups.

These include pedophiles from Brazil, Colombia, and India, who were all left at large for months after ICE detainers were ignored.

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Miguel Hernandez-Ruiz, an illegal alien from Mexico, was charged with a first-degree home invasion and two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a person under the age of 13. The alleged assault occurred on March 20 in the Sweet Lake Mobile Home Park, Sturgis, Michigan. show more
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