That was the proper way to handle the thugs.

Jose Padilla should have kept his mouth shut and no one would be ridiculing him.


https://x.com/PlanetOfMemes/st.../1936455119190823356

Anybody remember Soylent Green? Bring out the scoops!

July 4th. The democRATs are desperate for an “incident” to kick off national rioting, and violent protests on Independence Day might just collectively push the common man that loves this country over the edge. Id say the leftists should be careful what they wish for but since their anarchist vermin are nothing but cannon fodder, they won’t give a single shit about them.

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Step 1 has me LMFAO! These idiots are so addicted to fucking social media they wouldn’t know what the fuck to do without it. Protest deez nuts!

So I have a little story about my cousins friends son.

His friend has full on TDS but he’s not a screamer and doesn’t call us names and attack us.

He has a 19 year old son who has recently hooked up with a they/them girl who goes to SF state.

I was talking to my cousin and said I bet his buddies son was out there protesting. Sure enough the kid got arrested…

Naturally he wasn’t doing anything except filming the protest, sure!

I’m disappointed how the kid turned out but not surprised.

Supreme Court allows Trump admin to deport illegal immigrants to countries they are not from

https://justthenews.com/govern..._campaign=newsletter

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to deport illegal immigrants to countries that they are not from.

The High Court lifted U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy's nationwide injunction that placed restrictions on the deportations to those countries, Politico reported. Murphy had required the administration to give immigrants “meaningful” advance notice and a chance to raise objections before they are sent to these countries.

The justices granted the Trump administration’s emergency request to put Murphy’s injunction on hold.

Rep. Nathaniel Moran, R-Texas, reacted to the Supreme Court decision on the "John Solomon Reports" podcast episode to be aired Monday.

"Kudos to the Supreme Court for getting it right," Moran said. "The national security interest of Americans should be at the forefront of all these decisions, and I think that they understand that, and they're giving the President the latitude to do what's necessary to protect our country."

Excellent news!

I will take that as another WIN!!!

Soooooo deport everyone to Yemen?

A top far-left city official in southeast Los Angeles County is now under federal investigation after allegedly posting a video on social media calling on Mexican gangs to mobilize against ICE agents. If this isn't textbook insurrectionist behavior, it's hard to imagine what is.

https://www.zerohedge.com/poli...e-against-ice-agents


https://x.com/BillMelugin_/status/1937577489099878740



https://www.zerohedge.com/poli...e-against-ice-agents

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Soooooo deport everyone to Yemen?

Papua New Guinea. Just air drop them in the middle of remote valley and let them figure it out.

Anyone else think of the Ron White line about “I don’t know how many of them it would take to kick my ass, but I knew how many they were gonna use.”

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Originally posted by jljones:
Soooooo deport everyone to Yemen?

Papua New Guinea.

Cape Gloucester, New Britain. Far worse environmental and climactic conditions. The Pacific didn't do justice to just how bad that place is to live.

Though I will observe that if you send the criminal illegal invaders far enough into the Papuan wilderness, you'll solve the protein-deficient diets of the indigenous people and the criminal illegal invader recidivism problem simultaneously.

ICE, ICE Baby: Denver City Council Ends Car Theft Tracking System to Protect Illegal Immigrants

https://jonathanturley.org/202...-illegal-immigrants/

The Denver City Council has voted unanimously to shutter a highly successful anti-theft auto license plate tracking system. The system was not closed due to concerns about privacy or finances. It was shut down because Democratic members believed that ICE could use the data to deport illegals.

In May, the council refused to renew the $666,000 contract with Flock for camera monitors around 70 Denver intersections to screen for car theft. That system resulted in the recovery of 170 stolen cars and 300 arrests. It is also credited with key evidence in the investigation of hit-and-run and murder cases.

However, it could also be used to assist ICE, and that is all that matters. Councilman Kevin Flynn explained it is all about Trump’s election: “We know that it can help solve crime. But I think since maybe Jan. 20 of this year, those concerns are greatly heightened and have a new reality about them.”

Council member Sarah Parady added:

“We’re living in an era where just this last week, actually, an executive order came out instructing the Department of Justice and the FBI to look for reasons to prosecute local elected officials and activists who they believe are, quote, unquote, obstructing ICE enforcement. This kind of surveillance technology is a gift if you have that kind of ill intent, and the federal government has that ill intent right now.”

Mayor Mike Johnston also stated that they need to halt these arrests because “today’s environment is much different than when the pilot began in early 2024, and there are new community concerns surrounding this technology.”

The police are obviously not happy but car thieves are thrilled. If this seems utterly insane, keep in mind that this was a unanimous vote of the city council.

You can take the girl out of the hood. You can’t take the hood out of the girl.

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ICE, ICE Baby: Denver City Council Ends Car Theft Tracking System to Protect Illegal Immigrants

I’m a little mixed on this one, honestly.

I see these Flock cameras going up all over the place around here and often wonder pessimistically 1) who’s funding it, and 2) who’s getting/managing/manipulating the data?

But given the ability to track *stolen* vehicles, potentially to illegals, I’m slightly less averse to them….

Denver’s abandoning the system to protect criminals in unconscionable.

Well, those cameras are all in public places and pretty visible. So I don't have a problem with them. People need to know they have no expectation of privacy in a public space.