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Ann Coulter fired off an angry stream of tweets Wednesday vowing to speak as planned next week at the University of California, Berkeley after campus officials called off the event for security concerns. "I WILL BE SPEAKING NEXT THURSDAY," the right-wing commentator tweeted, calling the move to cancel her planned event on April 27 a ban on free speech.
Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa, an inveterate advocate of immigration reform and border security, noted the deportation of an illegal alien, Juan Manuel Montes, a so-called "DREAMer" who entered the United States more than a decade ago as a child. In a Twitter post, King added a photograph of a mug of beer to the words, "Border patrol, this one's for you."
Georgia voters continue to stream into polling sites in the suburbs north of Atlanta to cast their ballots in the special election to fill the 6th Congressional District seat. Polls opened at 7 a.m. Tuesday and will stay open until 7 p.m. Local election officials have reported steady turnout all day, and state officials have received few reports of problems.
The Trump administration vowed Tuesday to crack down on MS-13, a notoriously brutal Central American street gang blamed for a recent series of killings in suburban New York, and accused Obama-era border policies of allowing its ranks to flourish. The gang is known for hacking and stabbing victims with machetes, drug dealing, prostitution and other rackets.
The White House push is on to clamp down on U.S. tech companies hiring foreign workers - but what happens to all those small businesses that need just the opposite, the unskilled labor that keeps carnival rides going and puts oysters and crabs on America's dinner tables? While high tech gets the attention, the companies relying on low-skill seasonable employees want attention paid to their case to keep a flow of workers coming. "This is the most troubling issue.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Tuesday bluntly challenged members of Congress critical of the Trump administration's aggressive approach to immigration enforcement to either change the laws or "shut up." In a wide-ranging speech, Kelly also promised a border crackdown on marijuana, which is illegal under federal law but legal under state law in eight states and the District of Columbia.
Republicans are pushing to prevent a major upset in a conservative Georgia congressional district where Democrats stoked by opposition to President Donald Trump have rallied behind a candidate who has raised a shocking amount of money for a special election. Tuesday's primary lumps all 18 candidates -Republicans, Democrats and independents - on one ballot in a race that is testing both parties' strategies for the 2018 midterm elections with Trump in the White House.
Television is often at its best when it makes us think. And while those thoughts may sometimes be contemplating the life choices of Alaskan bush people or the sartorial choices of drag queens competing on a reality show, it's the ideas that deeply impact our perspective that elevate the medium.
President Donald Trump is rallying voters in Georgia's 6th Congressional District to "get out and vote" Republican ahead of Tuesday's special election. In a tweet early Tuesday, Trump urged voters not to vote for Democrat Jon Ossoff for the House seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price .
In this Friday, March 31, 2017, file photo, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., addresses an audience during a rally in Boston. Sanders will headline a Louisville event aimed at helping re-energize Kentucky's downtrodden Democratic Party.
President Donald Trump took another jab at former President Barack Obama saying past immigration policies enabled violent gangs to form throughout the United States. The weak illegal immigration policies of the Obama Admin.
In what should be a slam dunk for Republicans in the deep red state, Ossoff is vying to stage an upset to replace the congressional seat left vacant by Health and Human Services Director Tom Price. Democrat Jon Ossoff would be a disaster in Congress.
North Korea President Kim Jong Un "outplayed" both Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama" over the years, President Donald Trump said in an interview airing Tuesday, but he refused to "telegraph" his own plans for dealing with Kim's aggression, simply saying "we will find out" what will happen if North Korea attempts to launch another missile test. "I don't want to telegraph what I'm doing or thinking; I'm not like other administrations where they say we are going to do this in four weeks," the president told "Fox and Friends" co-anchor Ainsley Earhardt in an interview recorded Monday before the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
Texas girl who suffered horrific injuries in 3,000ft solo-skydive when she was 16 - after just five hours training and with the WRONG parachute - receives $760,000 payout 'One of the most brutal and depraved beatings I've seen': Judge jails man for at least 25 years for killing Nordstorm model turned prostitute in a Times Square hotel and 'reducing her bones to dust' What do men REALLY want in a woman? Millionaire matchmaker reveals the top traits her high-profile male clients look for in a partner Married high school teacher is arrested after being caught with male student in a dressing room with a bed, candles and condoms hidden in a Beats headphone case 'He is more vulnerable than any other President in the history of America': Professor who predicted Trump's shock win explains he is headed toward impeachment Trump renews attack on 'disaster' Democrat running in special election as he ... (more)
ALPHARETTA, Ga. - President Donald Trump on Monday attacked his political enemies seeking an upset in Georgia's special congressional election, blasting the leading Democratic candidate as a "super liberal" who "wants to protect criminals, allow illegal immigration and raise taxes!" Trump did not expound on his unfounded accusations about 30-year-old Jon Ossoff, but the president's Twitter broadside just a day before the special primary underscores how big a Democratic victory would be nationwide and in the historically conservative northern suburbs of Atlanta.
Trump's new rules could swamp already backlogged immigration courts Immigration courts already juggle more than a half-million cases and need to take on thousands more. Check out this story on ElPasoTimes.com: http://usat.ly/2oPSADp Department of Homeland Security police officers stand guard in front of the Los Angeles Immigration Court building during a protest on March 6, 2017.
The governor's position is one of great power and influence, as the current officeholder, Terry McAuliffe, has demonstrated by breaking the record for most vetoes in Virginia history. However, during the last gubernatorial race in 2014, the voter turnout was less than 42 percent, compared with 72 percent during last year's presidential election.
Edwin Gutierrez, a past Norwalk Community College student who was undocumented during much of his time as a student, at the college Saturday, March 11, 2017, in Norwalk Conn. NCC President David Levinson he will take a stand against any ICE action on campuses and support a protocol put forward late last month by Mark Ojakian on behalf of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities which states how the campuses should deal with President Donald TrumpA's executive orders on illegal immigration.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly Sunday defended plans to hire thousands of additional immigration and border-control agents, saying the Trump administration's lower bar on criminal behavior by undocumented immigrants merits a larger force. Kelly, on NBC's Meet the Press , dismissed the idea that he's creating a "deportation force," and noted that U.S. law says people here illegally should leave or be deported.
EL MONTE >> A group of protesters, some sporting “Make America Great Again” hats and other clothing in support of President Donald Trump, interrupted a “Know Your Rights” information forum for undocumented immigrants hosted by Congresswoman Grace Napolitano, D-El Monte, Friday night. The event, held at the city's Grace T. Black Auditorium, was meant to provide residents with information about legal protections and resources for immigrants, as well as about the naturalization process.