Allyson

Mom, Grandma, Registered Nurse, Family History buff. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Trump supporter and 2A practitioner. No DMs pls

[Amy Mek @AmyMek]

🚨SOMALIFICATION OF UTAH IS RAGING ON (UPDATE)

As I warned in my earlier alert....

“ALERT UTAH - YOUR RED STATE IS QUIETLY BECOMING ‘LITTLE SOMALIA’”

In the heart of conservative Mormon country, a Somali Bantu Muslim community of roughly 10,000 is openly celebrating its rapid growth - admitting they’re “taking over slowly,” pocketing $5.7 MILLION in federal grants, and steering their kids toward the full Islamic “deen” with youth programs, mosques, and community events.

Now the political payoff has arrived, and it’s a full-on far-left nightmare.

🚨Liban Mohamed, a 27-year-old Black Muslim born in Logan and raised in Ogden to Somali immigrant parents, just announced his run for U.S. House in Utah’s new 1st Congressional District.

This is the son of that very community, and he’s running on an extreme, radical platform straight from his own campaign video and site:

⚠️Abolish ICE & End all immigration detention, open borders on steroids

⚠️ Full citizenship path for Dreamers + “pathways to legal status” for undocumented immigrants, amnesty for millions

⚠️ Medicare for All complete socialist government takeover of healthcare as a “human right,” scrap private insurance entirely

⚠️ Universal childcare so “no parent has to choose between their child and their career,” more taxpayer-funded dependency

⚠️ Housing as a “right” restrict/ban corporations and private equity from buying single-family homes while dumping massive federal spending on “permanently affordable” units and ending “unfair evictions.”

⚠️ $20 federal minimum wage (indexed to inflation) - job-killing wage mandates

⚠️ Cap CEO-to-worker pay ratios with tax penalties on companies - wealth redistribution

⚠️Pass the PRO Act + repeal all “Right-to-Work” laws to force union power

⚠️ Equality Act - nationwide woke LGBTQ+ takeover of housing, jobs, schools, bathrooms, sports, shelters, and all federally funded programs

⚠️ Overturn Citizens United to ban corporate and PAC spending, while flooding the system with leftist money

⚠️ He whines that Utahns lead the nation in charitable giving, yet “our leaders take us for granted” while pushing to socialize everything and crying about “genocide” in Gaza....

🚨Even the LDS Church is helping fuel this takeover: They have a policy of donating $25,000 of your tithing dollars to build every new or expanding mosque in Utah, including $25,000 straight to Utah’s largest mega-mosque (the Utah Islamic Center in West Jordan).

Utahns - especially Latter-day Saints - your state is being transformed from the inside while your leaders host Iftars and your own Church writes checks for mosques with your tithing money.

This is demographic conquest in America’s reddest stronghold.

The “Mormon state” is on track to become the “Little Somalia” of the Rockies.

Demand answers. Pause the refugee flow. Protect your culture.

No reciprocity. No surrender.

Pay attention, Utah.

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

Pretty much: RS has turned into a waste of time, not much gospel doctrine is being taught, every lesson turns into a therapy session.

Kindness seems to be the most important value. I can think of lots that are more important.

I say we scratch Relief Society on Sunday and just have an hour of Sunday school. Bring back monthly enrichment nights.

[Fandom Pulse @fandompulse]

Project Hail Mary writer Andy Weir on social commentary in books:

"I dislike social commentary. Like… I really hate it. When I’m reading a book, I just want to be entertained, not preached at by the author. Plus, it ruins the wonder of the story if I know the author has a political or social axe to grind. I no longer speculate about all possible outcomes of the story because I know for a fact that the universe of that book will conspire to ensure that the author’s political agenda is validated. I hate that."

"I put no politics or social commentary into my stories at all. Anyone who thinks they see something like that is reading it in on their own. I have no point to make, and I’m not trying to affect the reader’s opinion on anything. My sole job is to entertain, and I stick to that."

"To that end, I also don’t talk about my personal political opinions publicly. I don’t want readers to even know, honestly. I don’t want that in the back of their minds as they read my stuff."

Is this why he has the #1 sci-fi movie in decades?

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

@SecretCityChez A guy named Brigham or Spencer or Nephi😊

[SLC Fatigue @MarinasHammer]

Overturn & overhaul the 2015 Justice Reinvestment Initiative

Do not re-elect DA Sim Gill or Sheriff Rosie Rivera

& retain NO judges

Rehabilitative justice is liberal code for no accountability for criminal actions.

[John Vass @zeusatolympus]

@EricLDaugh It's a start...

[LagomProphet @LagomProphet]

@EricLDaugh

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

I love this💜

[Latter-Day Saint Dad @RandomLDS]

What’s something that happened to you that made you realize that God was aware of you in that moment?

Once as a young Dad, I was without a job for a period. My wife and I had saved for a rainy day and were stretching our money as much as we could.

One day we just couldn’t handle it any longer. We found enough spare change around the house to go to Arby’s and split a single meal (using a coupon of course) for my wife, my 2 year old, and myself.

As we sat around the table, dividing the meal and talking in low voices about how grateful we were to get out of the house, a man sitting nearby threw away his trash and handed me a $20, saying “Buy the kid an ice cream. I’ve been where you are now, and it’ll all work out.”

In that one moment, I knew God knew who I was, that He knew I was at Arby’s (of all places), and He had dispatched an angel to remind me that He had good things ahead for my family.

[Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee]

I’m still not sure what “long range Mormons” are

But I like the sound of it

[SLC Fatigue @MarinasHammer]

‼️ Utah's foreign-born population has increased by 639%

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

Nope

[SLC Fatigue @MarinasHammer]

No, we did not.

[SLC Fatigue @MarinasHammer]

Every American should follow K9, he is documenting the decline of South Africa… and is a badass patriot.

[SLC Fatigue @MarinasHammer]

⚠️ BREAKING: SALT LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE COVER UP IN PROGRESS ⚠️

@SLCO_Sheriff REMOVES citizenship & country of Birth, and ALL inmate identifiers off of the Salt Lake County Jail Inmate Lookup as of TODAY- 2/27/26.

Taxpayers can no longer search inmates in the county jail and see any kind of basic identifying information on criminals. It appears my Hammer Reports- presenting the FACTS of who is being arrested, and for what, in our community- has struck quite a nerve.

This comes after SLCo Sheriff quietly removed age, sex, race, and city of residence off the daily jail roster on 2/10/26, just two weeks after I began doing my Hammer Reports daily. An average of 42% of arrestees are caught and released daily- sometimes upwards of 66%- and the Sheriff's Office is protecting the basic identifiers of arrestees/inmates at the cost of the safety of the taxpayer who deserves transparency.

After @RepubliKate read my statement to the @SLCo_Council on 2/24/26, with SLCO Sheriff Rosie Rivera in attendance, the Sheriff's Office updated their website citing 2025 GDPA, 2025 GRAMA, & a 2022 Internal Policy as to explain their recent decisions to hide critical information from the taxpayer. ⚠️*nowhere in these Utah codes does it explicitly the Sheriff's Office is legally required to censor this information from the taxpayer* ⚠️ They took it a step further today by removing this information off the jail inmate lookup. Now when KSL, KUTV, ABC4 says "a Man" committed a crime- we can't even verify his sex, because that is being hidden now too.

Why is our elected Sheriff Rosie Rivera censoring criminal details from the taxpayer all of a sudden, after a crime victim and resident of SLC began shedding light on crime in the community via a data analysis?

Please call your local representative and let them know this must be remedied immediately.

@slcmayor @slcCouncil @ChiefBrianRedd @Clancy4Utah @VoteTrevorLee @KariLisonbee @UtahVote4Matt @mschultz_12 @gopTODD @danmccay

[🏛 🌹PeriklestheGREAT 🌹 🏛 "Vox Populi, Vox Dei" @PeriklesGREAT]

Need a laugh ? 😀

Enjoy ! 😂😂

[Jason Chaffetz @jasoninthehouse]

How voting should be in Utah: in person, same time, same information, with identification that verifies USA citizenship. Mail-in only for deployed military, ex-pats (including missionaries), and those with documented disabilities prohibiting travel. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Integrity of the ballot and chain of custody far outweigh ease, convenience, and even cost.

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

Not to mention the increased insurance cost due to all the hit-and-run accidents we are experiencing. 500,000 illegal drivers explains a lot.

[The Eternal Saints @Eternal_Saints_]

Are There Half A Million Non-Citizens Living In Utah?

Yesterday, Rep. Kari Lisonbee said on the House floor that Utah may have “half a million” non citizens living in the state.

That number stood out because it would explain pressures many Utah families already feel.

Utah’s population is about 3.5 million. A half million non citizens would represent a large share of the state’s residents and one of the most significant demographic realities in modern Utah history.

For many native-born Utahns, the past decade has already felt like a period of rapid displacement.

Housing is the most obvious example. During the 2020s, home prices across the Wasatch Front rose faster than incomes, pushing first time buyers out of neighborhoods where their families had lived for generations.

Young Utahns increasingly find themselves priced out of the communities where they were raised.

Population growth always affects housing supply. But growth larger than expected changes the equation entirely.

If hundreds of thousands of additional residents are competing for limited housing stock, scarcity becomes structural rather than temporary.

The labor market reflects similar pressures.

Utah’s economy remains strong by national standards, but many entry level workers report difficulty finding stable, upward moving employment.

When labor supply expands faster than housing, wages, and infrastructure, competition intensifies at the bottom of the economic ladder.

For native-born workers trying to establish independence, that pressure is life-altering.

Schools show another dimension of growth.

Districts across Utah have reported rising enrollment pressures and expanding demand for language support services as classrooms serve the children of foreign nationals alongside long established Utah families.

Teachers, administrators, and parents often describe classrooms stretched to capacity as communities grow faster than facilities and staffing.

None of these pressures exist in isolation. Housing costs, classroom capacity, wage competition, and infrastructure demand move together.

When population growth accelerates beyond planning assumptions, the effects appear in daily life.

Traffic increases. Starter homes disappear. Class sizes grow. Costs rise.

Quality of life shifts gradually, then all at once. Many Utahns have already felt the bottom fall out.

This is why a number like the one cited by Rep. Lisonbee carries real significance. If accurate, it would help explain why the 2020s have felt economically and socially devastating for many families who have lived in Utah for generations.

It would also signal that state planning assumptions about growth, workforce needs, housing supply, and public services may be operating with incomplete (or hidden) information.

Rep. Lisonbee likely did not introduce a number of that magnitude casually or carelessly.

Legislators often rely on agency briefings, administrative estimates, or internal data that the public has not yet seen.

But a claim of this scale requires clarity.

If there are truly half a million non-citizens living in Utah, it represents one of the defining policy realities of this decade.

It affects housing, schools, wages, infrastructure, and the long term prospects of native born Utahns trying to build a future in the state their families helped build.

If the number is not accurate, uncertainty itself becomes destabilizing.

Either way, Utahns should not be left guessing.

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

@MamaCAllen NIce to meet you! Do you do voice lessons? I’m in SL County

[🌺🌸🇺🇸✝️MAR✝️🇺🇸🌸🌺 @mamacita4life2]

I’m dying🤣🤣 humor is great for the soul and workplace🤣🤣🤣

[Allyson @allyhendricksen]

Here we go

[Disagree Butter @disagreebutter]

So it begins