Borders, migration and the stories behind them, from the US, UK and Europe. Fast, plain, no spin. If you're tired of hearing it last and spun, follow along.
@FoxNews@AsraNomani Nearly 650 planned protest actions is a lot for French police to cover in one weekend. Hope the shop owners and families caught in the middle get through it safe.
Huge decision from the 5th Circuit. Illegal aliens arrested by ICE can, in fact, be detained without bond, even if they’ve lived in the U.S. for decades, overturning three lower Fed judges.
From concurrence:
“A nation ceases to be a nation if it can't protect its borders."
This was an 11-6 ruling with the entirely of the 5th Circuit (en banc).
@DHSgov@ERONewYork Every release New York refuses to coordinate on means more officers in neighborhoods and more risk for everyone. It's a choice the city keeps making, and residents are the ones paying for it.
@DailyMail Nobody should have to sit up all night guarding the shop they spent years building. Arrest the looters on the spot and let these people get back to work.
@TheBritishIntel Good. Stopping the boats and engines before they ever reach the French beaches is how you actually hurt these gangs. More of this, all along the route.
@RadioGenoa Good. After the week Paris has had, people just want to get to work tomorrow without stepping over broken glass. Hope they're actually allowed to do the job.
@nypost If the feds have this right, people were flown across the country just to milk the system. Somebody should have to answer for how long this went on without anyone noticing.
@WallStreetApes If nobody checks who's applying, the fraudsters will always get to the money first. Basic vetting is the least taxpayers should expect.