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January 20, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

Islamist Killer Pleads Guilty to Child Murder Spree.

The Islamist who murdered three young girls in the town of Southport, England, last year has pleaded guilty in court. Axel Rudakubana, 18, who was reportedly born in Wales to Rwandan migrants, appeared in Liverpool Crown Court on Monday, January 20, after being charged with 16 separate offenses, including three counts of murder.

Along with admitting to stabbing Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, to death at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class, Rudakubana also admitted to attempting to create the deadly poison ricin.

Rudakubana pleaded guilty to several other charges, including the attempted killing of eight more children, a dance class instructor, and a businessman who were also at the event. The judge in the case accepted Rudakubana’s guilty plea and stated that he would be sentenced on Thursday.

Even though authorities found an al-Qaeda training manual in Rudakubana’s possession, the incident has not been officially declared a terrorist attack. Police did not disclose the discovery of the document until months after the attack took place.

‘TWO-TIER KEIR.’

The Southport killings sparked a wave of protests across Britain, with many taking to the streets to protest both the murders and mass migration more broadly. Some of the protests devolved into riots and violence, leading to a draconian crackdown by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer that saw people jailed for as little as shouting at the police during protests.

In one case, Peter Lynch, 61, was imprisoned for over two years for participating in a protest in Rotherham and carrying a sign accusing police and politicians of being corrupted by globalist corporations. He was later found dead in prison following an alleged suicide.

A comparatively lax approach to violent Muslim counter-protestors during the riots and protests led many to accuse Starmer, of the far-left Labour Party, and the police of engaging in two-tier policing.

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The Islamist who murdered three young girls in the town of Southport, England, last year has pleaded guilty in court. Axel Rudakubana, 18, who was reportedly born in Wales to Rwandan migrants, appeared in Liverpool Crown Court on Monday, January 20, after being charged with 16 separate offenses, including three counts of murder. show more
January 18, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Health
Immigration
UK

UK Leftist Govt Blocks Law Banning Cousin Marriage.

Members of the ruling Labour Party in the United Kingdom have blocked attempts to outlaw marriage between first cousins, commonly seen among the country’s Muslim community. Member of Parliament (MP) Richard Holden, of the Conservative Party, stated that Labour blocked any further consideration of the bill to outlaw cousin marriage on Friday, January 17.

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Holden said Labour blocked the legislation before it could even reach the committee stage and said the governing party is likely to block such legislation going forward. Holden thanked members of communities where cousin marriage is prevalent who supported him, saying “certain elements” of the establishment allow the practice to continue due to either fear of causing offense or fear of losing votes.

Cousin marriage is incredibly prevalent in the Pakistani community in Britain, with the BBC admitting that as many as 46 percent of newborns to Pakistani parents in the city of Bradford come from first cousin marriages.

Last month, Iqbal Mohamed, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Dewsbury and Batley in Yorkshire, England, defended cousin marriage in the House of Commons, arguing the practice “helps build family bonds.”

Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) has also downplayed the risks of cousin marriages despite the known health risks associated with relatives having children together. The NHS trust covered Bradford claimed cousins having children is no more dangerous than White British women having children over the age of 34.

“[I]t is important to mention that just like a cousin marriage is a cultural practice in Asian/British Pakistanis heritage, resulting in increasing risk factors for congenital anomalies, so too is choosing to give birth at or after the age 34 in White British women/couples,” the NHS trust said.

However, cousin marriage appears to be significantly more dangerous, with children born to such couples in the city accounting for some 30 percent of birth defects, despite Pakistanis only accounting for around a quarter of the city’s population. Cousin marriage is also associated with lower IQ and higher rates of mood disorders and psychoses.

Image by Alisdare Hickson.

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Members of the ruling Labour Party in the United Kingdom have blocked attempts to outlaw marriage between first cousins, commonly seen among the country's Muslim community. Member of Parliament (MP) Richard Holden, of the Conservative Party, stated that Labour blocked any further consideration of the bill to outlaw cousin marriage on Friday, January 17. show more
January 17, 2025
Immigration

Unvetted Illegal Immigrants Are Pushing American Taxpayers Out of Shelter Beds.

A former director of a shelter in Massachusetts has voiced concerns regarding the state’s right-to-shelter laws, criticizing the lack of vetting processes for illegal immigrants exploiting the laws and the strain on state resources. Jon Fetherston, who managed the Marlborough Holiday Inn shelter, claims the influx of illegal immigrants has overwhelmed state infrastructure.

Massachusetts has spent approximately $1.1 billion this fiscal year to accommodate migrants, often utilizing hotels as makeshift shelters. This situation, Fetherston argues, has left some local citizens without access to these facilities.

Established in 1983, Massachusetts’ right-to-shelter law mandates housing for displaced families and pregnant women. Despite reaching capacity in 2023, these shelters continue to serve a growing number of illegal immigrant families. Fetherston has reported instances of violence within these facilities and criticized the lack of repercussions for offenders.

He expressed particular concern following the arrest of one Leonardo Andujar Sanchez, who allegedly possessed drugs and a firearm while residing in a state-subsidized room. The state’s Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities claims to conduct security checks regularly, though Fetherston says he did not witness this during his tenure.

“I worked in that shelter for a very limited time,” Fetherston said in a recent interview. He continued: “You can’t hide an AR-15 in that room. You cannot hide drugs in that room. The rooms are not big… the case manager there should have been standing up… there should have been red flags… to say ‘Hey, listen, this guy’s not attending those meetings. This guy is blowing off housekeeping.'”

Governor Maura Healey (D-MA) has called for increased vetting to ensure that emergency shelter occupants reside legally in the U.S. Fetherston, however, questions the feasibility of this plan, particularly without proper identification. He has recounted having to deny shelter to American citizens, including veterans, due to illegal immigrants.

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A former director of a shelter in Massachusetts has voiced concerns regarding the state's right-to-shelter laws, criticizing the lack of vetting processes for illegal immigrants exploiting the laws and the strain on state resources. Jon Fetherston, who managed the Marlborough Holiday Inn shelter, claims the influx of illegal immigrants has overwhelmed state infrastructure. show more
January 17, 2025
Immigration
Politics

Town with Huge Immigrant Population Moves to Scrap Sanctuary Status, Support Trump’s Mass Deportations.

The city of El Cajon, located in San Diego County, California, is on the verge of retracting its sanctuary status ahead of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s inauguration on Monday. However, residents of El Cajon—known for its large foreign population—forced the postponement of the measure repealing the sanctuary city law earlier this week during a contentious city council meeting.

“This is not about taking our police force and turning them into Border Patrol agents, this is about cooperating with the federal government and following the law,” El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells said, adding: “We have the federal government saying we could be prosecuted if we don’t cooperate with them, we’ve got the state government saying our police officers could be prosecuted if they do cooperate with the federal government.”

A RESPONSE TO TRUMP. 

President-elect Trump’s designated border czar, Tom Homan, has repeatedly stated that he intends to pursue legal action against law enforcement officers and state and local lawmakers who attempt to block federal immigration enforcement actions. Should El Cajon end its sanctuary status, it would come as a direct blow to Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA), who says he intends to resist the Trump administration’s efforts to deport possibly tens of millions of illegal immigrants currently residing in the United States.

“It is driven by an anti-immigrant fervor that is concerning for residents in El Cajon who might fear that suddenly the police will be after them, asking them for papers,” Pedro Rios, a local immigrant rights activist, said of the measure before the city council. He blamed Trump and Homan’s “fear-mongering” for the city’s decision to end its sanctuary status.

According to U.S. Census data, nearly 30 percent of El Cajon’s population was born outside the United States. Additionally, California and El Cajon’s sanctuary laws restrict state and local cooperation with federal immigration authorities, preventing local enforcement from questioning individuals’ immigration statuses or notifying federal officials about the release dates of detainees.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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The city of El Cajon, located in San Diego County, California, is on the verge of retracting its sanctuary status ahead of President-elect Donald J. Trump's inauguration on Monday. However, residents of El Cajon—known for its large foreign population—forced the postponement of the measure repealing the sanctuary city law earlier this week during a contentious city council meeting. show more
January 17, 2025
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

Grooming Gang Members Sentenced to as Little as Three Years for Raping Children.

More South Asian heritage grooming gang rapists have been sentenced in Keighley, England, receiving terms of as little as three years for rape. Notably, convicts in England who receive non-life sentences are eligible for release on license anywhere from 40 percent to two-thirds of the way through their terms, making it unlikely any of the gang members will serve their relatively short sentences in full.

West Yorkshire Police, previously found responsible for “a serious systematic failure” to act against rape gangs, misleadingly boast that “Eight men have been given jail sentences of nearly 58 years for multiple sexual offenses against two children in Keighley,” despite the fact none of the groomers will serve anything close to 58 years.

The force lists the groomers, found guilty at trials on October 20, 2023, and December 13, 2024, as follows:

  • Amreaz Asghar, 47, of Keighley, was jailed for four and a half years for rape.
  • Perwaz Asghar, 50, of Nottingham, was jailed for six and a half years for two indecent assaults.
  • Mohammed Din, 47, of Keighley, was jailed for 14 years for 11 counts of rape.
  • Sajid Mahmood Khan, 45, of Keighley, was jailed for three years for rape.
  • Zehroon Razak, 47, of Keighley, was jailed for six and a half years for rape.
  • Fayaz Ahmed, 45, of Bingley, was sentenced to seven and a half years after being found guilty of two counts of rape.
  • Imtiaz Ahmed, 61, of Keighley, was sentenced to nine years after being found guilty of rape.
  • Ibrar Hussain, 47, of Keighley, was jailed for six and a half years after being found guilty of two counts of rape.

Fayaz Ahmed and Imtiaz Ahmed were tried and convicted in their absence. A ninth man, whom the police do not name, was deemed unfit to stand trial, but a so-called “trial of the facts” concluded he was guilty of rape.

“We welcome the sentences that have been handed down to these men,” said Detective Chief Inspector Vicky Greenbank for Bradford District Police, evidently taking no issue with their length despite acknowledging that “The abuse both girls endured robbed them of their childhood.”

Typically, for cases like these, the police statement does not refer to the migration background or religious faith of any of the groomers or the ethnicity of their victims. British police forces have often given so-called “community relations” primacy over bringing pedophiles to justice when tackling rape gangs.

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More South Asian heritage grooming gang rapists have been sentenced in Keighley, England, receiving terms of as little as three years for rape. Notably, convicts in England who receive non-life sentences are eligible for release on license anywhere from 40 percent to two-thirds of the way through their terms, making it unlikely any of the gang members will serve their relatively short sentences in full. show more
Migrant Crime
January 16, 2025
Crime
Immigration

Pro-Sanctuary Governor Now Wants Limits on Migrants in Crime-Ridden Shelters.

Limits must be placed on the number of migrants in taxpayer-funded shelters in Massachusetts, Governor Maura Healey (D) now admits. Massachusetts has been overwhelmed by illegal immigrants flocking to the Democrat-run sanctuary state to avoid deportation and take advantage of its lax enforcement of criminal statutes.

The Democrat governor says her administration is exploring barring illegal immigrants from accessing state shelters. The proposal follows a review of the state’s right-to-shelter law and requires applicants to verify U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residency, or presence “under the color of law.” Exceptions are granted for families with children who are U.S. citizens or lawful residents.

Additionally, Healey aims to enhance background checks for shelter residents, mandating disclosure of criminal convictions. Applicants would need to verify identity, residency, and immigration status before being admitted, a change from current practice where documentation can be provided post-admittance. The proposal also restricts shelter eligibility due to eviction only to cases within Massachusetts itself.

“I believe these changes are appropriate and needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of the state shelter system in a way that aligns with the original intent of the law,” Healey said in a statement. She added: “In addition, these proposed changes will allow us to continue to ensure the safety of our system, support cities and towns in addressing the needs of unhoused families in their communities and put us on the path toward a more fiscally sustainable shelter system.”

The push for reform arises amidst escalating safety concerns linked to illegal immigrants, with incidents ranging from rapes to drug-related charges reported. State records indicate numerous significant incidents at shelters.

Despite the changes, Healey has vowed not to cooperate with the Trump administration’s plan for mass deportations.

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Limits must be placed on the number of migrants in taxpayer-funded shelters in Massachusetts, Governor Maura Healey (D) now admits. Massachusetts has been overwhelmed by illegal immigrants flocking to the Democrat-run sanctuary state to avoid deportation and take advantage of its lax enforcement of criminal statutes. show more
January 16, 2025
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration

UK Labour Caves, Makes Limited Concessions on Grooming Gangs — But Critics Want Much More.

Britain’s far-left government has begun buckling to pressure to hold a fresh public inquiry into mainly Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs responsible for raping, pimping, and killing thousands of mostly white working-class girls in England and parts of Scotland. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper—roughly equivalent to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary—has backed five local inquiries into the gangs. However, this falls well short of the national inquiry demanded by the great majority of the British public.

The inquiries will reportedly involve five local reviews with a budget of £10 million (~$12.2 million). These will focus on understanding the cultural and ethnic factors involved in child sexual exploitation gangs. Police and prosecutors have, up to now, denied any racial or religious element to the abuse and refused to charge their offenses as hate crimes. This is despite victims making it clear they were racially abused and subjected to religious diatribes, and the accused making comments such as, “white women are only good for one thing, for people like me to f**k and use as trash.”

Cooper also announced a “rapid audit of the current scale and nature of gang-based exploitation across the country,” urging police forces to revisit “cold cases.”

NOT ENOUGH.

Labour initially rejected calls for a fresh inquiry after Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch proposed a reasoned amendment to Labour’s Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill earlier this month. Badenoch had herself been prompted to take up the issue by Elon Musk, Nigel Farage, and others reviving the issue on social media, followed by the right-leaning legacy media.

It is unlikely that those pushing for robust action on grooming gangs will be satisfied with Cooper’s concessions. Many have pointed out that grooming gangs are known to have operated in at least 50 localities, not a mere five, and that the five inquiries will not have the power to compel witnesses to give evidence. This is a particular issue in the case of the grooming gangs scandal, with reams of evidence showing the authorities failed to act against abuse or even covered it up for fear of being accused of racism.

Labour also failed to address the fact that, to date, no public official has been charged with misconduct in public office for their many failures over the course of the scandal, and deportation orders against groomers have not been executed.

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Britain's far-left government has begun buckling to pressure to hold a fresh public inquiry into mainly Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs responsible for raping, pimping, and killing thousands of mostly white working-class girls in England and parts of Scotland. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper—roughly equivalent to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary—has backed five local inquiries into the gangs. However, this falls well short of the national inquiry demanded by the great majority of the British public. show more
Border Invasion
January 15, 2025
Immigration

UN NGOs Plan to Fuel Mass Migration Despite Trump’s Planned Border Crackdown.

A network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and United Nations-affiliated groups plan on continuing to use American taxpayer dollars to aid illegal immigrants attempting to unlawfully cross the U.S. southern border despite President-elect Donald J. Trump’s pledge to tighten border controls. According to a document produced by the Regional Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants of Venezuela—a joint project of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organization For Migration (IOM-UN Migration)—230 NGOs and 14 UN-affiliated agencies will use their 2025 funding to support continued mass migration into the United States.

The planning document calls for $1.4 billion to be budgeted for assisting an estimated 2.3 million illegal immigrants expected to surge toward the U.S. border with Mexico. Additionally, the 2025-2026 “Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan” (RMRP) details funding allocations for various services like cash assistance, food provision, and health services to support migrants on their trek through 17 Latin American nations.

Led by the UNHCR and the UN’s IOM, the initiative began in 2019 to aid Venezuelan migrants but now extends its support to a wider migrant population. In 2023, the network received $1.72 billion in funding, dropping slightly to $1.6 billion in 2024. The UN projects a total budget of $1.2 billion for 2026.

Despite the NGO network’s confidence in continuing their financial support for mass illegal immigration, the groups are increasingly coming under U.S. Congressional scrutiny. The National Pulse previously reported former Representative Matt Gaetz introduced legislation that would strip Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax-exempt status from nonprofit and non-government organizations assisting migrants who cross the U.S. border illegally. Likewise, Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX) has voiced intent to collaborate with President-elect Trump to stop U.S. funds from enabling what he calls a threat to national sovereignty.

The National Pulse has documented the extensive network of both independent and UN-affiliated NGOs that actively aid and abet the unlawful entry of immigrants into the U.S. using American taxpayer dollars. While the planning document acknowledges Trump’s election, it largely ignores the President-elect’s plans to change U.S. immigration policy drastically.

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A network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and United Nations-affiliated groups plan on continuing to use American taxpayer dollars to aid illegal immigrants attempting to unlawfully cross the U.S. southern border despite President-elect Donald J. Trump's pledge to tighten border controls. According to a document produced by the Regional Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants of Venezuela—a joint project of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organization For Migration (IOM-UN Migration)—230 NGOs and 14 UN-affiliated agencies will use their 2025 funding to support continued mass migration into the United States. show more
Trump Border Mass Deportations
January 15, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration

‘Trump No Longer Hesitant to Use Military for Border Control’ Says Ex-DHS Sec.

Former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli has suggested President-elect Donald J. Trump will not hesitate to use the U.S. military at the southern border. In an interview with Tara Palmeri, Cuccinelli stated that the incoming Trump administration benefits from the legal channels and court decisions around the prior “Muslim” travel ban in Trump’s first term, which could give the administration greater leeway.

“When you deploy the military, that’s Article 2 presidential authority,” Cuccinelli said, adding, “He doesn’t have to let anybody in between the legal port of entry under any circumstances, and he can deploy the military to stop the invasion.”

Cuccinelli added that even if Mexico had not declared war on the United States, it did not mean the situation could not be regarded as an invasion. “We’ve been invaded here for years now, and the United States has the authority to defend itself,” he said.

He also accuses Mexico of violating international law by allowing cartels to operate, stating the cartels have made a fortune from human trafficking across the border and have used the money to purchase military-grade weapons. “The president doesn’t need any additional authority than that provided by Article 2 of the Constitution,” he argued.

President-elect Trump stated shortly after his election victory that he plans to declare a state of national emergency at the border and use the military to aid in mass deportation efforts.

He has also left open the possibility of deploying the military for other U.S. interests, including taking back control of the U.S.-built Panama Canal.

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Former Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli has suggested President-elect Donald J. Trump will not hesitate to use the U.S. military at the southern border. In an interview with Tara Palmeri, Cuccinelli stated that the incoming Trump administration benefits from the legal channels and court decisions around the prior "Muslim" travel ban in Trump's first term, which could give the administration greater leeway. show more
January 15, 2025
Immigration
News
Politics
World

Police Investigate Populists Over Mock Deportation Air Tickets.

Police are investigating the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after a local branch created mock boarding passes for deportation flights, allegedly leaving them in the mailboxes of migrant-background residents in the city of Karlsruhe. The “ticket” features a boarding date coinciding with Germany’s upcoming general election on February 23, with leftists accusing the party of inciting hatred.

Karlsruhe Mayor Frank Mentrup criticized the flyer for causing fear, a tactic he argues should not be part of campaigns. The AfD defended its actions, insisting the material was distributed to all voters, not only migrants.

Polls show the AfD in second place ahead of next year’s elections, with over one in five voters supporting the party. It leads the governing Social Democrats and their current and former coalition partners in the Greens and neoliberal Free Democrats, and could double its current number of seats in the German legislature.

Migration remains a pivotal issue in Germany as debates on mass deportations or “remigration” intensify. Even Chancellor Olaf Scholz has pledged to enhance the deportation process for rejected asylum seekers following a terrorist attack at a diversity festival in Solingen, in which a Syrian Islamist stabbed multiple people to death.

According to data from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), asylum applications in Germany decreased in 2024. However, Germany still led Europe, with 235,925 applications in 2024.

The AfD has recently embraced “remigration” policies that could see large deportations of illegals and criminal migrants. The populist Freedom Party of Austria (FPOe), which won last year’s Austrian national election, previously took this stance. FPOe leader Herbert Kickl is expected to become the country’s new Chancellor if he can form a coalition government.

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Police are investigating the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after a local branch created mock boarding passes for deportation flights, allegedly leaving them in the mailboxes of migrant-background residents in the city of Karlsruhe. The "ticket" features a boarding date coinciding with Germany's upcoming general election on February 23, with leftists accusing the party of inciting hatred. show more