A swarm of masked far-left agitators showed up at the home of Michigan State Rep. Angela Rigas over the weekend, chanting and vandalizing her property in protest of her co-sponsorship of bills targeting illegal immigration. The group trespassed on her lawn, taped signs to her front door demanding she withdraw support, and posted threats. Rigas, who chairs the House Oversight Subcommittee on Weaponization of Government, stood firm, stating: “I will ALWAYS prioritize the safety of American citizens over dangerous illegal criminals.” A police report has been filed, and video evidence has been turned over to the Kent County Sheriff’s Department.
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A swarm of masked far-left agitators showed up at the home of Michigan State Rep. Angela Rigas over the weekend, chanting and vandalizing her property in protest of her co-sponsorship of bills targeting illegal immigration. The group trespassed on her lawn, taped signs to her front door demanding she withdraw support, and posted threats. Rigas, who chairs the House Oversight Subcommittee on Weaponization of Government, stood firm, stating: “I will ALWAYS prioritize the safety of American citizens over dangerous illegal criminals.” A police report has been filed, and video evidence has been turned over to the Kent County Sheriff’s Department.
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President Trump’s Asia trip is making global waves — from dancing on the red carpet in Malaysia to brokering a major cease-fire between Thailand and Cambodia. He inked new trade deals with Malaysia and Cambodia, set the stage for rare-earth negotiations with China, and pitched America as the region’s peacekeeper and economic ally. Trump called it a “fantastic success” — and hinted more breakthroughs are coming.
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DEVASTATION LOOMING: Hurricane Melissa has rapidly intensified into a Category 4 major hurricane, closing in on Jamaica with maximum sustained winds near 140 mph and slow movement that raises the risk of catastrophic flooding and storm surge. A full hurricane warning is in effect for the island, which is bracing for up to 40 inches of rain and surge heights of 9–13 feet.
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