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Illegal migrants are increasingly turning toward California’s beaches as a pathway to enter the U.S., The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
While illegal migrant crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border have surged under the Biden administration, the number of successful and failed attempts to enter via boat in California has also jumped from 308 in fiscal year 2020 to 736 in fiscal year 2023, according to the WSJ, which cited Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Most of the migrants come through the San Diego area, but many have made their way north to Santa Barbara County.
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In Denver, a conflict has arisen between a group of migrants and the city over the conditions of their stay and their housing. The migrants, supported by an NGO and an advocacy group, have issued a list of 13 demands that they want the city to meet before they will leave their street encampment. These demands include better food provisions, unrestricted shower access, timely medical care, consistent housing support, and transportation to important appointments.
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In recent years, a notable trend has emerged as Americans from liberal-leaning West Coast states seek refuge from political turmoil, homelessness and crime by moving to neighboring red states.
Among these states, Idaho has emerged as a favored haven, witnessing a significant surge in its population by 12% between 2018 and 2023, the Daily Mail reported.
Nick Kostenborder and Ashley Manning are emblematic of this migration wave, having relocated from Portland to Sandpoint, Idaho, with their young son in tow. The decision to move was largely driven by concerns over the escalating mayhem plaguing their former city.
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If you do this, you deserve everything that happens to you.
After multiple stories of squatters taking over homes -- and authorities not helping homeowners reclaim their properties -- anyone who lets an illegal immigrant into their home is asking to lose absolutely everything.
Our advice? Don't do it.
But Denver -- you know, the sanctuary city that's cutting police and fire and laying off hourly employees to fund illegals -- is now setting up a hotline so residents can house illegal immigrants in their own homes.
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Los Angeles Metro bus drivers staged an unofficial strike to protest poor safety conditions on public transit as staff face violent assaults from unruly passengers. Weekday ridership in the system is only at 80% of pre-pandemic levels despite expansions in service coverage and frequency while car registrations remain steady, suggesting riders who have car access but replaced some car trips with transit before the pandemic are deciding to remain in their cars instead.
LA Metro’s budget has increased significantly, from $6.6 billion in 2019, to $9.1 billion in 2024. Once accounting for inflation, LA Metro’s budget has increased 12%, going towards expanding its rail and bus lines, and decreasing the time between trains and buses during peak transit hours. However, despite notable service coverage and efficiency improvements, ridership is failing to recover as safety concerns continue to plague the beleaguered system.
Because LA Metro bus drivers are covered by a collective bargaining agreement, the sick-in, or calling in sick to impact service, by drivers is not a union-sanctioned effort. The one-day sick-in came after LA Metro agreed in late April to install full-length safety doors to protect drivers from violent passengers. Just days after the safety door announcement, a transient who refused to pay a bus fare violently attacked a bus driver in a video that went viral, highlighting the challenges faced by public transit drivers in the increasingly lawless city.
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On May Day we torched some PPB cars at their training facility. We cut through a fence, set ten fires and are happy it grew to burn fifteen cars!
We did it for the Haymarket Martyrs.
We did it for all the Black and Indigenous rebels murdered by slavers and settlers.
We did it for all the brutalized student protesters.
Above all we did it for the Palestinian martyrs! (and we want to remind the world that the “official” count is stuck at 35,000 martyrs because the Israelis bombed every hospital to stop accurate reporting of the dead)
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A female photojournalist who was attacked by alleged Antifa members last week at Portland State University in a harrowing caught-on-camera confrontation said the "leftist extremists" will continue to wreak havoc because they never face consequences.
"A friend that I was with said, ‘Turn around, there is a problem,’ so I turned around and there was a group of Antifa in bloc walking up on us and I could tell that they were going to target me," Chelly Bouferrache told Fox News Digital.
Bouferrache, an independent photojournalist and reporter for The Publica, was a stay-at-home mom who started covering the news in 2016. What began as a part-time gig has evolved into a passion project that has taken her to chaotic scenes in Berkeley, Portland, Seattle and Los Angeles to cover riots, protests and unrest. She ended up at Portland State when anti-Israel agitators occupied the library on campus last week, and the frightening ordeal resulted in her becoming a target.
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An Illinois official dubbed 'America's Worst Mayor' by critics sparked outrage after vetoing plans to have former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot investigate her finances.
Tiffany Henyard, 40, the Mayor of Dolton, erupted in a furious rant on Monday evening as she shot down the probe, telling her colleagues at a city council meeting: 'How dare you!'
The city council meeting was met with extra police security and protests over Henyard's recent controversies, and was the first since federal investigators served subpoenas on city hall .
The subpoenas are seeking documents from Henyard and Dolton Village Administrator Keith Freeman related to expenses reimbursements and trips allegedly paid for by the city.
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President Joe Biden has been dogged for months by pro-Palestinian protesters calling him "Genocide Joe" — but some of the groups behind the demonstrations receive financial backing from philanthropists pushing hard for his reelection.
The donors include some of the biggest names in Democratic circles: Soros, Rockefeller and Pritzker, according to a POLITICO analysis.
Two of the organizers supporting the protests at Columbia University and on other campuses are Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow. Both are supported by the Tides Foundation, which is seeded by Democratic megadonor George Soros and was previously supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It in turn supports numerous small nonprofits that work for social change.
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A new federal subpoena delivered recently to Dolton Village Hall seeks detailed records about trips made by village officials and expenses they were reimbursed for, as well as payments made to Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the village’s chief administrator, a source confirmed.
It’s the second time investigators have visited the village looking for documents in what they say is a probe that is in its early stages and has not resulted in any charges.
The most recent subpoena asks for more detailed information about expense reimbursements and other payments made by the village to Henyard and Keith Freeman, village administrator, according to trustees, who have separately hired former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot to investigate Henyard and a village-financed trip made by her a year ago to Las Vegas.
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A San Diego jury on Friday found two anti-fascists guilty of conspiracy to riot, in a case that became a bellwether for legal action against the political movement.
The two defendants had faced a raft of various charges related to rioting and assault during a protest in a beach neighborhood in the aftermath of the tumultuous 2020 election. In that protest, on Jan. 9, 2021, members of the Proud Boys and other supporters of then-President Donald Trump had rallied and clashed with anti-fascists.
But only the anti-fascists had faced charges. Prosecutors set out to convince a jury that the assailants were not simply individual participants, but that they had conspired under the banner of Antifa, essentially acting as a criminal gang.
Brian Lightfoot and Jeremy White were both found guilty of conspiracy to riot at the protest.
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Seattle's Powell Barnett Park has become the focal point of a significant controversy after hosting hundreds of illegal immigrants, causing considerable tension among local residents and officials. This situation escalated when these individuals, previously residing in hotels in Kent, approached the Seattle City Council demanding funding. Their requests have transformed the park into a makeshift encampment, sparking debate about the responsibilities of sanctuary cities and the effectiveness of their support systems for such populations. This scenario highlights ongoing challenges within Seattle's approach to handling asylum seekers, juxtaposing community generosity with systemic inadequacies in managing such crises effectively.
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Video of reporters roasting an activist’s food demands went viral and spurred online mockery of “revolutionaries” who took over a building at Columbia University to protest the Israel-Hamas war.
A spokesperson for the group of pro-Palestine protesters who took over Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall gave a press conference Tuesday — hours before an NYPD crackdown that began late in the evening.
The woman identified herself as a student at Columbia but refused to give reporters her name, citing threats to others.
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The state of Texas, under the leadership of Gov. Greg Abbott, has a lot of reasons to celebrate the success of the Operation Lone Star initiative, because several recent reports show a sharp decline in the number of migrant encounters in all Texas border sectors. Since the start of the special operation more than three years ago, Texas has managed to put illegal immigration under control in the absence of adequate federal help.
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Paint splattered on floors. Spray-painted messages and screeds covering walls. Furniture moved and overturned. Security cameras disabled. Fire extinguishers missing and entrances blocked by stacks of chairs.
“We’ve got our work cut out for us,” a facilities manager at Portland State University said Thursday as he examined the destruction left behind after a three-day occupation by pro-Palestinian protesters in Millar Library.
Police removed occupiers that morning and arrested 12, including four students, as they swept the five-story building. They made more arrests throughout the day as people congregated in and around the downtown campus.
Police allowed The Oregonian/OregonLive inside the library after they cleared it and said it appeared most of the occupation was on the library’s first three floors.
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Amid escalating tensions at Portland State University, Antifa activists disguised as pro-Palestinian protesters have reportedly intensified their disruptive tactics. Recently, these demonstrators vandalized local businesses and wreaked havoc at the university, contributing to a series of property damages and public disturbances. The unrest mirrors similar patterns observed during past movements, with participants employing tactics like graffiti, window smashing, and public confrontations to express their dissent. This resurgence of Antifa-led violence, while cloaked under different social causes, continues to challenge local authorities and disrupt community peace, echoing concerns of unchecked radicalism and highlighting significant media underreporting of such incidents.
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During a recent protest at UCLA, participants, self-identified as part of Antifa, requested a range of items including vegan and gluten-free food, skater helmets, shields, and other protective gear. The group's call for supplies such as gas masks and Airsoft goggles suggests they are preparing for confrontation. This display of readiness, mixed with the bizarre specifics of their requests—such as gluten-free options and super bright flashlights—underscores the absurdity and irony of their preparedness. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions on campuses over political and ideological differences, portraying the UCLA encampment as both a protest and a spectacle of over-preparation and dramatization.
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In a recent incident at the University of North Carolina, fraternity members defended the American flag during a campus protest, where pro-Palestinian demonstrators attempted to replace it. The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi stepped in, maintaining the flag’s position despite facing hostility and physical threats from the protesters. Their action inspired a GoFundMe campaign, initially set to raise $15,000 for a celebration, which astonishingly garnered over $436,000. This overwhelming support highlights a strong patriotic sentiment among backers, demonstrating a notable public endorsement of their stance. This act has not only gone viral but underscored a profound respect and advocacy for national symbols within the community.
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As a sharp increase in migrant arrivals occurs in California, locals are responding by purchasing firearms in unprecedented numbers. This surge is attributed to heightened concerns over personal and family safety, particularly in San Diego, now a major entry point after Texas tightened its border controls. Californians, feeling the strain of their state's 'sanctuary' policies, are seeking means of self-protection amid fears of rising crime and instability. The narrative around self-defense and gun ownership is growing as both a practical and symbolic act of resistance against perceived governmental failures in managing migration effectively.
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