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May 23, 2024
William Upton
Immigration

VIDEO INTERVIEW: Even Illegals Are SHOCKED At How America is Letting ‘Killers, Psychopaths’ In.

Joe Biden is receiving criticism over his refusal to secure the U.S. southern border from an unexpected source. Illegal immigrants who’ve already crossed into the United States are now themselves expressing concern regarding the Biden government‘s open border policies, which have allowed millions of illegals to enter the country since the 81-year-old Democrat incumbent assumed the presidency in 2021.

In an interview with Fox News, a Turkish national who unlawfully entered the U.S. told reporter Bill Melugin that he’s concerned about the lack of security screening of his fellow illegal immigrants by the Biden government. “In fact, American people is right, completely true,” the man said regarding the concerns of U.S. citizens about the criminal threat posed by some illegal immigrants. The illegal Turkish immigrant continued, speaking in broken English: “Who comes into this country? They don’t know. Okay. I’m good, but how if they’re not good.”

“How if they’re killers, psychopath, else? No guarantee of that. Like no security, no security check, no background check,” the man added. When Melugin asked if he was concerned about the intentions of other illegal immigrants crossing the border, the Turkish national responded: “Yes, yes, yes. Of course, because people are not normal.”

An estimated 13 million illegal immigrants have been allowed into the United States by the Biden government. The lack of border enforcement has allowed foreign criminal organizations to flourish not just in border towns but throughout the country. Ultra-violent gangs like the Venezuelan-based Tren de Aragua have used the open southern border to establish a significant foothold in several U.S. states.

In March, FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before a U.S. Senate committee that the border crisis has opened the country not only to violent criminal gangs, drug traffickers, and sex offenders—but also to terrorist threats from groups like ISIS as well.

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Joe Biden is receiving criticism over his refusal to secure the U.S. southern border from an unexpected source. Illegal immigrants who've already crossed into the United States are now themselves expressing concern regarding the Biden government's open border policies, which have allowed millions of illegals to enter the country since the 81-year-old Democrat incumbent assumed the presidency in 2021. show more
May 22, 2024
Election Integrity
Immigration

Associated Press: ‘Yes, Non-Citizens Vote, But It’s Not a Big Deal.’

Republicans are advancing the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a bill that would mandate proof of citizenship for voting, citing concerns over illegal voting by noncitizens despite opposition from Democrats. The Associated Press (AP) has acknowledged instances of foreign nationals illegally registering and voting. However, it insists that the SAVE Act is not necessary.

AP reporter Ali Swenson states that “the specter of immigrants voting illegally in the U.S. has erupted into a leading election-year talking point for Republicans.” Although Swenson concedes that there have been incidents of noncitizens registering and voting illegally, she argues that federal law already prohibits noncitizens from voting in federal elections and suggests that cases of illegal voting by noncitizens are not occurring in significant numbers. She also insists that states already have measures to counteract such actions.

Critics of the current system, however, note that the federal government does not require documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration. Federal voter registration forms only require individuals to affirm their citizenship by checking a box, effectively making the process reliant on the honor system.

Democrats oppose the SAVE Act, arguing that additional ID requirements could disenfranchise eligible voters who might not have immediate access to documents such as birth certificates or Social Security cards. Swenson cited a left-leaning activist who contended that IDs like Social Security numbers or driver’s licenses already entail proof of citizenship. Proponents of the SAVE Act argue that if such IDs already reflect citizenship status, requiring them should not constitute disenfranchisement.

Earlier this month, the National Pulse reported that not only are illegal aliens voting, but they are also three times more likely to vote for Democrats.

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Republicans are advancing the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a bill that would mandate proof of citizenship for voting, citing concerns over illegal voting by noncitizens despite opposition from Democrats. The Associated Press (AP) has acknowledged instances of foreign nationals illegally registering and voting. However, it insists that the SAVE Act is not necessary. show more

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May 22, 2024
Immigration

GOP Pushes Strict New Anti-Illegal Ballot Measure.

Arizona Republicans are eyeing a ballot measure aimed at making illegal immigration unlawful under state law. State Republican leaders hope the move will galvanize their base ahead of the November elections. Arizona Democrats, meanwhile, are pushing a ballot measure that would expand abortion rights in the state with the same aim of boosting their party base’s turnout.

The state Senate is expected to vote Wednesday on the proposal, which has already cleared the House and must secure the support of all 16 GOP senators to advance to the ballot. Inspired by Texas‘ SB 4 and Arizona’s own 2010 SB 1070, the measure, however, faces some opposition from within the Republican Party.

An amendment addressing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program recipients has divided GOP senators. State Sen. Ken Bennett (R) has voiced opposition due to its implications for DACA recipients, raising uncertainty about whether the Republicans have the necessary votes for passage.

If the measure advances, it could serve as a focal point to motivate Republican voter turnout, similar to how the anticipated ballot amendment on abortion rights is expected to energize Democratic voters. Republican political consultant Chuck Coughlin emphasized the strategic intent to tap into public frustration over immigration to drive dissatisfied voters to the polls. Democrats in the state legislature, however, are blasting the move.

“Republicans know they are losing on abortion, so they decided to at the last minute change the rules to put this incredibly egregious anti-immigrant ballot measure up for a vote to be sent to the voters,” state Representative Analise Hernandez (D) said in a post on the Chinese–controlled social media app, TikTok.

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Arizona Republicans are eyeing a ballot measure aimed at making illegal immigration unlawful under state law. State Republican leaders hope the move will galvanize their base ahead of the November elections. Arizona Democrats, meanwhile, are pushing a ballot measure that would expand abortion rights in the state with the same aim of boosting their party base's turnout. show more
May 22, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Immigration
UK

English Courts Consider Scrapping Traditional Barristers’ Wigs After Black Lawyers Cry Racism.

English courts may no longer require courtroom lawyers to wear the traditional horsehair and, occasionally, hemp wigs they have donned since the 17th century to appease black barristers who complain the time-honored tradition amounts to “hair discrimination.”

“Following questions from barristers about wigs and hair discrimination, the Bar Council set up a working group to consider court dress in the context of all protected characteristics,” said a spokesman for the Bar Council, the approved regulator of barristers — specialists in courtroom representation within the English legal system.

Black barrister Michael Etienne sparked a miniature controversy after being instructed to wear a wig for a trial in 2022, as he sports an afro hairstyle, claiming the tradition was racist.

Despite ceremonial dress being highly valued in many African and indigenous traditional settings, black barrister Leslie Thomas KC insists England’s traditional wigs, or perukes, “certainly should go.”

“There isn’t any place in a modern society for barristers to be wearing 17th-century fashion,” he claimed, adding that win collars and other “archaic” court dress should also be scrapped.

ERASING ENGLISH CULTURE. 

Leftist activists have been gradually erasing traditional English dress for some years. Speakers of the House of Commons traditionally wore wigs, black stockings, and silver-buckled shoes until Labour politician Michael Martin — later forced from the speakership by an expenses scandal — scrapped the tradition in 2000.

Wigs were dropped by the civil and family courts in 2007 and were kept out of the Supreme Court established by Tony Blair in 2009. They currently survive only in criminal court.

Other traditions have also been dropped in the name of accommodating minorities, such as saying grace before meals at the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, one of four Inns of Court to which all English barristers must belong. The Inn dropped the 600-year-old tradition in favor of saying  “a non-Christian ‘thanks’ because of our diverse range of members with a different range of beliefs.”

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English courts may no longer require courtroom lawyers to wear the traditional horsehair and, occasionally, hemp wigs they have donned since the 17th century to appease black barristers who complain the time-honored tradition amounts to "hair discrimination." show more
May 21, 2024
Immigration

Feds Took DNA From 1.5 Million Migrants.

Federal authorities’ routine collection of DNA from legal and illegal immigrants has surged dramatically since 2020, with a 50-fold increase in the number of samples in a national genetic database. A report by the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy & Technology indicates that over the past four years, the database has expanded by more than 1.5 million noncitizen profiles. Until the surge began in late 2020, just 30,000 samples were collected since DNA collection was authorized in 2005.

The substantial rise in DNA collection follows a 2020 rule change by the Department of Justice (DOJ) under the Trump administration, which mandated that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) collect DNA from nearly all individuals detained at the border or within the country. Once taken, these samples are tested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and included in the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS), where they are marked as “offender” profiles and become accessible to law enforcement agencies nationwide.

Illegal immigrants can be challenging to track and identify after they’ve committed a crime inside the United States as they lack official government documentation and identification. The DNA database allows law enforcement agents to review genetic data and potentially connect illegal immigrants with suspects in unsolved crimes that may lack otherwise conclusive identification by witnesses.

Georgetown researchers argue that this practice raises significant concerns about privacy rights and the program’s constitutionality, suggesting it may violate the Fourth Amendment. Their report highlights that immigration agents are not bound by the same procedural rules that police must follow to obtain DNA from U.S. citizens.

The National Pulse has covered the surge in illegal immigrant crime extensively since the murder of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley by an illegal Venezuelan immigrant. Under the Biden government’s open borders policies, countless violent criminals have entered the country.

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Federal authorities' routine collection of DNA from legal and illegal immigrants has surged dramatically since 2020, with a 50-fold increase in the number of samples in a national genetic database. A report by the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy & Technology indicates that over the past four years, the database has expanded by more than 1.5 million noncitizen profiles. Until the surge began in late 2020, just 30,000 samples were collected since DNA collection was authorized in 2005. show more
May 20, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
War
World

WATCH: Kassam Warns Ukraine Will Be ‘First African Nation in Europe’ After Post-War Replacement Migration.

National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam has warned a mass replacement of Ukraine’s hollowed-out population with Third World migrants is looming. “Ukraine, what’s the plan for the future of Ukraine? Because, clearly, the plan isn’t to keep young Ukrainian men alive to rebuild the nation after all of this is done,” Kassam said while co-hosting the War Room with Donald Trump’s former chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.

“There’s nothing left. So, who do you think they intend to import into Ukraine to rebuild the country? If I can put it so bluntly, Ukraine will be the first African nation in Europe in 10 to 15 years’ time if this thing continues the way it is. They are going to mass import… They’ve got a base for mass migration like you’ve never seen before, and they’ve got a ‘moral imperative’ for it as well: ‘We have to rebuild! Of course! We need all these people! Bring ’em in, they’re academics and doctors,’ and so forth,” he explained.

Bannon concurred, comparing it to the way U.S. open borders advocates claim “the illegal alien invasion is what’s keeping the economy even going.”

The United Nations (UN) estimates that 5,872,700 Ukrainians are in other European countries, with 358,300 elsewhere. The country’s population is estimated to be between 33 and 35 million, but this includes people in regions already incorporated into the Russian Federation, with Crimea alone having a population estimated at around 2.5 million. The Ukrainian government has already expressed fear that its refugees will never return.

THE BRITISH PRECEDENT. 

The need for outside help with post-war reconstruction was used to usher in the accelerating mass migration era in the United Kingdom, which was still 99.9 percent white and overwhelmingly British and Irish as recently as 1951. Open borders advocates claimed black nurses from the Caribbean, in particular, were the backbone of the newly established National Health Service (NHS) in the post-war period to justify the current policy of issuing over a million visas every year, mostly to migrants who are not coming for work.

In fact, claims that immigration was essential to Britain’s post-war reconstruction are largely mythical. In 1961, out of a total of 55,000, only around 6,365 immigrant student nurses were in the NHS, and not all were Caribbean.

Substantial net emigration from Britain, particularly to the former colonies of Australia, Canada, the United States, and America, occurred throughout the post-war decades, suggesting there was not really a pressing need for foreigners to fill out the economy. Migration overall is currently a drag on Britain’s economy and infrastructure.

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National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam has warned a mass replacement of Ukraine's hollowed-out population with Third World migrants is looming. "Ukraine, what's the plan for the future of Ukraine? Because, clearly, the plan isn't to keep young Ukrainian men alive to rebuild the nation after all of this is done," Kassam said while co-hosting the War Room with Donald Trump's former chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon. show more
May 20, 2024
Wake Up Right
Crime
Immigration

Cartels Are Operating in All 50 States.

Mexican cartels are operating in all 50 states, flooding American cities with hard drugs and using violence to maintain control, according to a new U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) report.

The details: The DEA report found the extremely violent Jalisco and Sinaloa cartels are dominating the U.S. drug trade for meth and fentanyl, with thousands of cartel-linked foot soldiers operating within the 50 states. The report says:

  • “Together, the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels have caused the worst drug crisis in U.S. history.”
  • The cartels have “effectively eliminated any competition in U.S. markets” and “dictate the flow of nearly all illicit drugs.”

The numbers: Nearly 38,000 fentanyl-related deaths occurred in the first half of 2023.

Recent busts: Last week, the DEA busted “Skittles Man” Roque Bustamante and six others in Florida for fentanyl distribution. It seized:

  • roughly 21 kilograms of pure fentanyl
  • 70,000 rainbow-colored fentanyl pills
  • 3,000 M30 blue fentanyl pills
  • 243 pounds of crystal meth
  • 2 kilos of cocaine
  • 24 guns

Biden’s border crisis: This is, of course, a dangerous symptom of Joe Biden’s immigration policies, which have allowed more than 10 million people to stream into the country illegally.

The solution: Donald Trump has pledged to take swift action to shut down the border by re-implementing successful policies from his first term, such as “Remain in Mexico” and Title 42. He has also threatened to deport 11 million illegals.

This article is adapted from the free ‘Wake Up Right’ newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.

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Mexican cartels are operating in all 50 states, flooding American cities with hard drugs and using violence to maintain control, according to a new U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) report. show more
Biden Border
May 17, 2024
Immigration

Just 54 House Dems Vote Against Biden’s Border Madness.

The House of Representatives passed the Police Our Borders Act on Thursday, with a surprising 54 House Democrats joining the Republican majority in taking action against Joe Biden and his disastrous border crisis. The legislation demands that the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) “report to the Congress within 180 days of enactment on the experiences of federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement officers working on issues related to immigration at the southern border of the United States.”

Rep. Anthony D’Esposito (R-NY) sponsored the legislation, which passed with a total of 254 in favor and just 157 against. According to the New York Republican, if signed into law, the bill would “mandate the Attorney General compile a report on the border crisis’s impacts on law enforcement agencies across the United States – quantifying the impacts of an ever-expanding crisis and allowing Congress the ability to know where best to direct future resources.”

“It is vital that Congress has a clear picture of the burden placed on law enforcement agencies across the United States as a result of President Biden and Secretary Mayorkas’s dereliction of duty, and the Police Our Border Act is a crucial step in compiling that data,” D’Esposito said in a statement following the House’s adoption of his legislation.

The National Pulse has previously reported that well over 13 million illegal immigrants have entered the country since Joe Biden entered the White House in January of 2021. Even more concerning is the increasing number of Chinese and other illegals from countries hostile to the United States who’ve entered the country as the Biden government continues to allow the southern border to remain open.

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The House of Representatives passed the Police Our Borders Act on Thursday, with a surprising 54 House Democrats joining the Republican majority in taking action against Joe Biden and his disastrous border crisis. The legislation demands that the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) "report to the Congress within 180 days of enactment on the experiences of federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement officers working on issues related to immigration at the southern border of the United States." show more
May 17, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
World

Muslim Shot Dead While Setting Fire to Synagogue.

A man who set fire to a synagogue in Rouen, France, has been shot dead after approaching responding police officers armed with a knife and an iron bar. French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said the incident occurred on Friday morning, and that the unnamed suspect “was not French, he was of Algerian origin.”

Darmanin implied the attack was terroristic, describing it as an “antisemitic act against a place that is sacred to the republic” and an “unacceptable, despicable” attack on Jews.

Rouen Mayor Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol said the synagogue was heavily damaged after the Algerian “climbed up the synagogue and threw an object, a sort of Molotov cocktail, into the main praying room.”

Jewish community leader Natacha Ben Haim described the incident as “catastrophic,” adding she was personally “very upset.”

France has the largest Muslim population in Europe as well as the largest Jewish population in Europe, measured in sheer numbers. It has faced significant internal tension since the onset of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) in 2023, scheduled to take place in Paris, were scrapped amid fears of a terror attack.

Islamists have also targeted Christians in the Normandy region where Rouen is located. In 2016, Islamic State jihadists seized several hostages at the Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray during a morning Mass. Father Jacques Hamel, 85, was later killed by having his throat slit at the church altar.

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A man who set fire to a synagogue in Rouen, France, has been shot dead after approaching responding police officers armed with a knife and an iron bar. French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said the incident occurred on Friday morning, and that the unnamed suspect "was not French, he was of Algerian origin." show more
May 17, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
World

Indigenous Riot Over White People Voting.

Security forces have been sent to New Caledonia, a French overseas territory, following indigenous riots against more people of European descent voting. The riots have claimed four lives, and hundreds have been arrested.

“Reinforcements will arrive massively, immediately (and will be) deployed to control the areas which have escaped our control in recent days… to reconquer all the areas of the urban area which we have lost,” vowed High Commissioner Louis Le Franc.

New Caledonia sends representatives to the French legislature and votes in the French presidential elections. In 1998, the French government struck a deal to appease the indigenous Kanaks, restricting the franchise in local elections and referendums to people already living in New Caledonia before that year.

Over time, the number of people prevented from voting by this deal has increased to around one-fifth of the electorate. These are primarily people of European descent and their children, as well as non-Kanak Polynesians.

Nevertheless, the restricted electorate voted against independence from France in 2018, 2020, and 2021. The French government granted voting rights to more non-Kanaks this year, causing hardliners angry at the Kanak vote being “diluted” to riot.

There are no restrictions on citizens of foreign heritage from voting in Metropolitan (European) France.

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Security forces have been sent to New Caledonia, a French overseas territory, following indigenous riots against more people of European descent voting. The riots have claimed four lives, and hundreds have been arrested. show more