Money flowing from Minnesota to terror groups “was adding up to hundreds of millions of dollars” in 2016, Lt. Commander @PhillipcParrish told NewsNation’s @RichMcHugh. “We don’t know why we’ve been ignored,” Parrish says.
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BREAKING: El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele releases footage of the brutal torture that deported illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia was forced endure.
While in prison, Garcia was subjected to the horrors of gardening, watching TV and playing soccer.
Turns out: There’s video of liberal Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan accused of hustling an illegal alien out her courtroom to stop ICE from taking him into custody.
Whose side are these sanctimonious liberal judges on? Not ours…
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Please help me honor Army Staff Sgt. Cameron Meddock who was KIA in 2019.
“Sergeant Cameron Meddock is one of America’s precious sons. The entire nation should strive to emulate the warrior, patriot and husband that Cameron was," Col. Brandon Tegtmeier, commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment, said in a statement. “The 75th Ranger Regiment will forever honor Sergeant Cameron Meddock, and his family will forever be a member of our Ranger family.”
Honoring US Navy SEAL Special Warfare Operator Chief Charles Humphrey Keating, IV, who was KIA on this day but of 2016. Keating was part of a Quick Reaction Force that was on standby to help Peshmerga forces and a small U.S. advise-and-assist SEAL team if they came came under attack. The advise-and-assist team and U.S. surveillance were both unaware that a surprise attack by about 125 ISIS fighters, about 20 technical vehicles and at least one bulldozer were heading their way. ISIS fighters broke through Peshmerga front lines around 7:30 a.m., and about 20 minutes later, the U.S. team was engaged in combat. The team then requested their Quick Reaction Force around this time. The Quick Reaction Force arrived, and the firefight continued for about two more hours. Keating went to retrieve his .300 Winchester Magnum sniper rifle from a coalition vehicle nearby and then went up to a roottop to reengage the enemy. Around 9:32 a.m., he was hit by direct enemy fire. His SEAL teammates got him off the roof and he was MEDEVACED to a hospital in Erbil within the hour, but his wound was fatal.