🚨 Stephen Miller: “What we’ve found, since President Trump took office, is that the Democrats have set up a system to funnel hundreds of BILLIONS... ultimately TRILLIONS... to migrants that are in our country.”
These Democrats belong behind bars.
FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.
@EricLDaugh (August 2, 1832): Anglo settlers and local militia attacked the Mexican garrison under Col. José de las Piedras after he ordered residents to surrender their arms. After a day of fighting in town, including around the Old Stone Fort, Piedras withdrew and was captured.
Finally some news out of Austin I like.
Republicans Brian Harrison and Brent Money each filed constitutional amendments today to get rid of property taxes. Harrison filed a bill to abolish them too, and Jared Patterson wants the appraisal cap cut from 10% to 3%.
The Tribune calls it a longshot.
Fine. You shouldn't have to rent your own house from the county.
THE ELECTION HAS BEEN HIJACKED AND THEY JUST GOT CAUGHT
RED-HANDED
Nick Shirley just dropped the MOTHERLODE of all voter fraud bombs and it's pure chaos:
108 PEOPLE registered to vote at ONE SINGLE HOUSE that barely even exists
A woman registered her TWO DOGS...
The City of Austin is paying an NGO $310,000 to help immigrants figure out how they can get more power and money from the City of Austin.
The contract tells researchers to identify "systemic shifts" that would give immigrants a "redistribution or democratization of power" over city decisions.
It also has them review how they can extract resources from the city's budget.
The study will reach 340 people, at a cost of $912 each. They get gift cards and don't have to give their names. Researchers are told to avoid asking about immigration status and are barred from tracking IP addresses. So there's no reliable way to confirm that respondents are immigrants, live in Austin, or answered only once.
The contractor (The National Center for Farmworker Health) can change the study's goals "if federal immigration enforcement activities significantly increase in Central Texas." Its outreach network includes RAICES, Grassroots Leadership, and the Austin Sanctuary Network.
The money comes out of the city's budget reserve, and $226,391 has already been paid.