JUST IN: @DHSgov has confirmed that a truck driver charged in a deadly collision in Ohio is an illegal alien from India unleashed by the Biden regime.
The horrific tragedy unfolded at around 9 p.m. on Sept. 2 in Brown County.
A tractor-trailer heading northbound on U.S. Route 68 reportedly attempted to pass another vehicle, but after swerving into the southbound lane, the big rig slammed head-on into a southbound vehicle driven by Brenda Watson, 50.
Watson was pronounced deceased at the scene.
A witness told investigators the big rig driver had been traveling at "excessive speed" but also had "ample time and space to merge back into the northbound lane" before the collision, according to a criminal complaint reviewed by WLWT.
"Her car literally went up, came down. There was smoke. It was bad," LeAnn Shepherd stated.
"It was like I seen it was going to happen, before it happened, and I already had my phone to call 911."
The driver of the semi, identified as 39-year-old Manjit Singh, was arrested and charged with aggravated vehicular homicide.
Singh illegally crossed the southern border into Arizona in 2023 and was released by U.S. Border Patrol.
He was granted work authorization by the Biden administration in August 2024 and was issued a commercial driver's license by the sanctuary state of California.
âThis illegal alien from India has been charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after allegedly causing a semi-truck crash that killed 50-year-old Brenda Watson in Ohio,â said DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin.
âHe has no business being in our country or on our roads, but because of the reckless open borders of the Biden Administration and the sanctuary policies of Gavin Newsomâs California, he was able to obtain a CDL that allowed him behind the wheel of a semi-truck."
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged a detainer against Singh, who is being held in Brown County Jail on $250,000 cash bond.
Brenda Watson "was a faithful member of Brier Ridge Church, where she attended every Sunday and found comfort and fellowship among her church family," her obituary states.
An Ohio native, Watson is survived by her daughter, son, sister, and extended family.
Be with God, Brendan Watson đ
California Election Fraud Update:
James Brass, 47, of Victorville, was arrested today on a federal indictment charging him with paying people on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles to sign petitions using stolen identities of registered voters to qualify initiatives on ballots in California elections.
Brass is expected to make his initial appearance this afternoon in United States District Court in Riverside.
Also charged in the two-count indictment are two petition circulators who worked for Brass: Courtney Price, 49, of Jacksonville, Florida, and Jateisha Herron, 33, of Boron, California.
All three defendants are charged with one count of conspiracy to commit identity fraud in furtherance of a state felony. Brass and Price are charged with an additional count of identity fraud in furtherance of a state felony.
The charged conduct undermines the confidence voters have in our election systems. We will vigorously investigate and charge anyone involved in corrupting our elections.
WOW đ¨ Head of the EPA Lee Zeldin says the Biden Admin sent $160 million dollars to a Canadian electric vehicles company. They pocketed the money, didnât send the school busses promised and then declared bankruptcy
Textbook money laundering. People need to go to prison
âThere was $160 million that went to a Canadian electric vehicle bus manufacturer. The Biden administration sent all of the money â They gave all the money up front. Well, guess what? They just declared bankruptcy.
â They still haven't provided $95 million worth of school buses to 55 school districts. It's the American taxpayer that gets screwedâ
I looked into it and have verified as of today, not a single penny has been recovered from this scam. The people involved got to keep all the money
đ¨ OMG, WHY TRUMP DID THIS⌠Trump noticed the Marines through his window. And for a brief moment⌠he wasnât thinking like the President. He simply became what those Marines needed most â a Commander-in-Chief who truly noticed them.
Nobody arranged this. Nobody scripted it. No PR team planned it. No speechwriter prepared the words. Trump was simply moving through the White House when he looked outside and saw the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon practicing on the South Lawn.
That incredible precision. That unwavering discipline. That quiet dedication that so many people might walk past without noticing. But Trump stopped. He watched them. And then he said three simple words that made the moment unforgettable:
âCome on in, fellas.â
And those Marines entered the Oval Office.
The most powerful room in America. And Trump personally presented each of them with a Presidential Challenge Coin. One after another. Looking them in the eyes. Shaking every hand.
Then one Marine looked at Trump and said, âThank you.â
Trump looked back at him and replied with words that hit differently:
âItâs my honor.â
Not âgreat job.â Not âwell done.â Not simply âthank you for your service.â
âItâs my honor.â
The President of the United States telling a Marine that being there with them was an honor.
And today⌠a 20-year Air Force veteran shared online: âI never thought I would feel this way about this man. But this is what real leadership looks like.â
That veteran expressed something many people couldnât put into words.
#Trump #Marines #America #GodBlessAmerica
Earlier this year the Arizona Sheriffsâ Association wrote a letter rebuking Kris Mayes for misstating the law and for dangerous rhetoric that risked putting law enforcement officers in danger. She is not fit to be the Attorney General.
đ¨AT JUST 11 YEARS OLD đ
Rodney Dickens boarded Flight 77 for a school trip he'd earned through hard work, an honor roll student selected by National Geographic for a once-in-a-lifetime ecology program in California.
He never made it. His future ended at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.
His teacher, James Debeuneure, was right there with him. His principal later said: "I'm sure he wrapped his arms around little Rodney and said, 'Everything's going to be all right.'" đď¸
25 years later, we still say his name. đşđ¸
Constitutional rights arenât for sale. Charging $1,600 to carry a firearm outside the home is unconscionable and unconstitutional. The @CivilRights Division is working hard to protect San Joseâs residents from Second Amendment violations!
This should make you angry.
This is Bonnie Pierce, a 38-year-old mother of three from St. Paul, Minnesota. Her house caught fire. She and two of her children escaped, then realized her toddler was still inside.
Bonnie went back in, found the child, but could not get out. She shielded the child with her body. She died from her burns. The child survived.
A GoFundMe for her family raised about $42,000.
By comparison, more than $1,000,000 was raised on GoFundMe for Lindsay Clancy, who was charged with killing her children.
It is a sad reflection of the society we have become.
RIP Bonnie.
Someone just asked me a question, so I asked Grok. Katie Hobbs is lying as usual.
Did Katie Hobbs actually stop the Saudi Arabians from stealing our water? She has an ad out claiming she did.
GROK:
No. Katie Hobbs did not stop Saudi-owned operations from using Arizona groundwater. She ended specific state-land leases in one valley and later added regulation in another basin where the company still farms on land it owns. The campaign ad compresses that into a cleaner âI stopped themâ story.
Fondomonte (a U.S. subsidiary of Saudi dairy company Almarai) has grown alfalfa in western Arizona since 2014 and ships the hay overseas. Rural groundwater outside Active Management Areas was largely unregulated, so pumping on those farms was legal. Saudi Arabia had already restricted alfalfa at home because of its own aquifer collapse.
What Hobbs actually did: In October 2023 her administration canceled one Butler Valley state-trust lease for uncured defaults dating to 2016 and declined to renew three others that expired in February 2024. By March 2024 the company was no longer irrigating those state parcels.
Fondomonte still owns thousands of acres nearby (Vicksburg / Ranegras Plain) and continued pumping there. In January 2026 the state designated the Ranegras Plain basin an Active Management Area. That lets regulators limit new pumping and require conservation; it does not immediately shut the existing farm off. Attorney General Kris Mayes also sued the company over well impacts and land subsidence.
The ad language (âoutsiders have been stealing our resources⌠I tackled the problem⌠canceled the Saudi water leaseâ) is therefore directionally tied to real executive actions, but it overstates the result. The company was not evicted from Arizona, the water was not âstolenâ in a legal sense, and the largest remaining operation is now regulated rather than ended. Previous governors left the cheap state leases and the unregulated rural pumping in place; Hobbs used lease defaults and later the AMA process to change parts of that arrangement.
"JUST STAY QUIET"
Those were the words Mohamed Atta broadcast from the cockpit of American Airlines Flight 11 on September 11, 2001 as he and the other Islamic hijackers steered the plane toward the North Tower.
âNobody move. Everything will be okay. If you try to make any moves, youâll endanger yourself and the airplane. Just stay quiet.â
They counted on silence. They got it. Minutes later that plane slammed into the World Trade Center.
Then came Flight 93. Passengers learned what was happening. They did not stay quiet. They said âLetâs roll.â They fought. The plane went down in a Pennsylvania field instead of the Capitol or the White House. Those passengers saved lives because they refused the terroristsâ instruction.
That is the lesson. The only hijacked plane that missed its target was the one where Americans did not stay silent.
The same tactic is used today. Do not name the ideology. Do not speak. Do not resist. Stay quiet while the civilizational threat continues.
If we want to honor the 2,977 murdered and the thousands injured, we do not obey the hijacker. We name what drove them: Islam. An ideology that still seeks to impose itself on free people.
Do not stay quiet. Use your voice. Never stop exposing it.
Never forget. Never submit.
The final voicemail left by 38-year-old Lauren Grandcolas for her husband, Jack, from aboard United Flight 93 on September 11, 2001.
She was three months pregnant with the coupleâs first child.
She was on the 87th floor of the North Tower when Flight 11 hit.
Joanne Capestro didnât wait. She ran. Eighty-seven floors. One stairwell.
She walked out into a city that had turned gray. Then the South Tower came down and the dust swallowed her.
Photographer Phil Penman caught her in that storm â covered in ash, barefoot, still alive. She didnât know the picture existed. He didnât know her name.
Minutes later her own building fell.
Seventeen years later she found him. Asked him to shoot her wedding.
âPhil was with me on the best day of my life and the worst day of my life.â
One life that didnât end in the ruins.
Never Forget. đđť
đ¨ THIS IS INSANE.
A man who STABBED his landlord to death was declared ânot guilty by reason of insanityâ⌠then Virginia authorities gave him a 48-hour free pass from a mental hospital.
A JUDGE said no.
Steve Descano and Virginia officials said YES anyway.
They even helped him get a passport.
Result?
He walked out⌠went straight to Dulles⌠and FLED THE COUNTRY to Tajikistan.
A violent, committed killer is now gone â and the people who let it happen still have their jobs.
This isnât a mistake.
This is a complete betrayal of public safety.
Who is going to answer for this?!
'Jesus, Help Us' - Todd Beamerâs Last Prayer on Flight 93
On 9/11, Todd Beamer led the assault on Flight 93.
He reached an operator on the ground, Lisa Jefferson. Soft-spoken. Calm. He told her three men had taken the plane. He told her his name. He told her he was from New Jersey. He told her he had two boys, David and Andrew, and a wife expecting their third child.
He said, âOh, Jesus, help us.â
Then he asked her to pray.
They recited the Lordâs Prayer together, start to finish.
"Our Father which art in heaven,
Hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever.
Amen."
When they finished he said, âJesus, help me.â
He made her promise: if he did not make it, tell his wife and sons he loved them.
Jefferson later said she knew in that moment that he knew. There was not much left for him to do. So he prayed. Then he went out on faith.
He turned to the men with him.
âAre you ready? Okay. Letâs roll.â
They rose. The plane never reached Washington.
Jefferson kept her promise.
She called Lisa Beamer and told her everything her husband had asked her to say.
â Remember - Hollywood cut Jesus from the Flight 93 film. That was not an accident. It was the same war the left has waged for decades - erase God from the story, then wonder why a nation forgets who saved it.
That is a Christian at the end of the world: the prayer Jesus taught, the name of Jesus, love for his family, then the fight.
His widow, Lisa Beamer, in her 2002 book Letâs Roll!: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage, said....
What made Todd different from many other men who are merely religious was not the fact that he was willing to die for his faith; the terrorists did that.
No, Todd was willing to live for his faith. Todd built his life on a firm foundation so that when the storm came on September 11, he didnât have to check the blueprints to see if everything he had built his life on was going to stand. He knew.
Never Forget.