ICE just bagged an illegal alien in Detroit who—wait for it—is wanted for murder in Venezuela. Yep, murder. That’s who slipped through the cracks. While the open-border cheerleaders were busy patting themselves on the back for their “compassion,” a killer waltzed right in. This isn’t just incompetence—it’s what happens when the people in charge care more about optics than outcomes. Thank God there’s a new sheriff in town, because under Biden, this guy would’ve been handed a court date, a bus ticket, and a welcome packet.
The University of Michigan just did something that’s got the DEI crowd clutching their pearls—they shut down their Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Boom. Gone. And instead of burning cash on buzzwords and virtue signals, they’re putting that money toward things that actually help students, like mental health and financial aid. It’s almost like they realized results matter more than woke points. Shocking, I know. But don’t get too optimistic—these kinds of programs have a nasty habit of slithering back in under a new name and a fresh coat of lipstick
The DHS just admitted what anyone with a pulse already suspected—ICE has lost track of tens of thousands of unaccompanied migrant kids. That’s not a rounding error—that’s a systemic disaster. Over 31,000 of them vanished into thin air with bogus or incomplete addresses, and nobody knows where they are or what’s happening to them. But hey, let’s keep pretending the border is “secure.” This is what happens when a bloated bureaucracy spends more time pushing politics than doing its actual job. And let’s be clear—this whole mess unfolded under the Biden administration. But now that Trump’s back in the saddle, there’s a new sheriff in town, and the days of looking the other way are over.
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In preparation for the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil built a 13‑kilometre four‑lane highway through protected rainforest in the Amazon.
Critics say the road cuts into prime forest land and could trigger further deforestation and habitat fragmentation—an ironic twist as the summit promises to focus on tackling climate change.
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Jocelyn Benson, Michigan’s Secretary of State, is under fire after a truck driver from Mauritania—who entered the U.S. illegally—was arrested in Indiana while holding a Michigan commercial driver’s license.
Benson staying quiet, her office hasn’t explained how someone without lawful status navigated the licensing process.
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