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Led by Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., a group of 30 Republican senators is partnering with Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., in introducing a resolution to repeal the Biden administration’s asylum rule. They say the president’s plan “exacerbates” the border crisis. In order to remove a rule by the Biden administration that the lawmakers say would “illegally upend” the United States’ asylum system, they are introducing a “joint resolution of disapproval” under the Congressional Review Act (CRA). The Biden administration’s new rule is aimed at cutting the time for processing asylum claims from years to months. It was first announced in August…

The Biden administration was sued by a coalition of Republican states over a controversial rule that would expedite asylum claims at the southern border, the latest in a slew of legal challenges by Republican states over the administration’s immigration policies. Led by Arizona, Missouri and Louisiana, the lawsuit by 14 states, seeks to block a rule, which is set to go into effect in May, that would allow U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officers, rather than immigration judges to hear asylum cases for migrants placed in expedited removal. “That Rule eviscerates crucial safeguards to our nation’s immigration system and…

Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, dodged a question about The Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden business associate Eric Schwerin’s 19 visits to the White House complex and vice president’s residence while Joe Biden was vice president. WATCH Video on Hunter Biden's shady business: Lisa Desjardins, PBS reporter said at Psaki’s regular briefing: “On Hunter Biden, the New York Post is reporting, looking at White House visitor logs, that there were 19 visits to the White House while the president was vice president by Hunter Biden’s business partner, including one with the vice president.” “Can you help us understand…

According to an upcoming book from two New York Times reporters, first lady Jill Biden expressed frustration that Kamala Harris was the top choice for vice president. An excerpt from Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns’ forthcoming book, “This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America’s Future,” describes the vice-presidential nomination process during Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign. The authors wrote of a conversation Jill Biden had after she learned Harris became a leading candidate to serve as Biden’s running mate: “‘There are millions of people in the United States,’ she began. ‘Why,’ she asked, ‘do we have to…

An “a–hole” who “looks like s—” were the words used by Hunter Biden for former President Bill Clinton in a 2016 email exchange and he took aim at multiple Clinton aides in 2015 emails with his longtime business partner Eric Schwerin and Delaware’s now-chief deputy attorney general, Alexander Mackler. Schwerin shared a video clip of Clinton in an email thread with Hunter Biden and Mackler, who was deputy counsel to Vice President Joe Biden at the time, in the April 8, 2016 exchange. The clip showed that during a 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign event in Philadelphia the former president clashed…

Former federal prosecutor Jim Trusty discusses the criminal probe of the Trump-Russia investigation on ‘The Evening Edit’ and suggests that Hillary Clinton may be trying to block John Durham from attaining a very specific set of documents that could potentially do harm to her or her associates. WATCH the video: The committee representing Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign wants to block Special Counsel John Durham from accessing specific documents connected to the law firm known as Perkins Coie and all the work they did for Hillary's campaign and also the Democratic National Committee – and to top it off, the…

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis joined “The Ingraham Angle Town Hall” in Orlando, Florida, to break down Florida’s efforts to crack down on illegal immigration as the debate on Title 42 continues. If overturned, the United States could see an even bigger influx of illegal immigrants and DeSantis has something to say about it. This is taking place as DeSantis threatens Disney over their criticism of a controversial bill in Florida. WATCH: Here is what DeSantis said in his most recent statement: “It affects everybody. The fentanyl that’s coming across the border is affecting every state in this union. That’s why…

Lawsuits seeking to disqualify three Republican lawmakers from this year’s ballot have been dismissed by a judge in Phoenix. Those lawsuits were made because these three lawmakers participated in or helped organize the Jan. 6, 2021, rally in Washington that led to an unprecedented attack on Congress. After making this decision public from Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury, it means that Reps. Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs and state Rep. Mark Finchem remain on the primary ballot barring a reversal by the state Supreme Court. Finchem is running for Secretary of State, Arizona’s chief election officer, while Gosar…

The Department of Homeland Security was ripped by Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., over its creation of a so-called "disinformation board" that he says will be policing free speech instead of the border. WATCH VIDEO on Biden's Disinformation Board: Hawley voiced "deep concern" in a letter addressed to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, over the department’s decision to create a new "Disinformation Governance Board." "I confess, I at first thought this announcement was satire. Surely, no American administration would ever use the power of government to sit in judgment on the First Amendment speech of its own citizens. Sadly, I was…

Former President Donald Trump compared President Joe Biden to the five worst presidents in history and suggested that Biden was way worse. Trump didn’t name the five worst presidents as it was just a hypothetical statement of which could be up for debate. WATCH TRUMP SAY IT: Trump’s direct quote was: “You could take the five worst presidents in American history and put them together and they would not have been able to do the damage that Joe Biden has done to our country in 16 months. Think of the damage that’s been caused.” It’s unclear what the amount of…

Looks like former President Donald Trump will not face an indictment or any criminal charges as the Manhattan district attorney’s investigation wraps up and the grand jury assigned to it says Trump “will not be indicted in Manhattan in the foreseeable future — if at all,” according to the The New York Times. RELATED VIDEO: Manhattan prosecutors in the Trump Organization criminal investigation have convened a grand jury to hear evidence and potential charges. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman discusses the impact this grand jury could have for the former President and other Trump Organization executives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZwKUCg4Q3A Trump faced…

Tulsi Gabbard posted a video of former President Barack Obama and called out President Joe Biden in a single tweet that said: “Biden is just a front man. Obama, April 21: social media censors “don’t go far enough,” so the government needs to step in to do the job. Six days later, Homeland Security rolls out the ‘Ministry of Truth’ (aka Disinformation Governance Board)." WATCH the video: "Gabbard’s tweet was in reference to Obama’s speech at Stanford University last week, where he declared that tech companies have an obligation to more strictly police disinformation and called for the government to…

Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin has endorsed Republican Rep. David McKinley out of West Virginia, giving President Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan another batch of bad news. Manchin also released a video calling McKinley's opponent a liar. WATCH the video: However, there is quite a conflict with this because McKinley was accused of supporting Biden's Build Back Better plan, despite the fact that Manchin has blocked it. The problem comes from Rep. Alex Mooney who originally accused McKinley of laying the foundation for Biden's Build Back Better when he allegedly voted to approve of the massive $1.2 billion spending plan.…

Boston took a 9-0 loss handed to them directly from the United States Supreme Court who ruled unanimously that the city violated a Christian group’s freedom of speech by not flying their flag outside of the city hall. This 9-0 court decision overturned a previous case from a lower court, specifically Shurtleff vs City of Boston, in which the city’s flag-raising program would grant requests from private groups to fly their flag outside of city hall, but Boston rejected the request from a man named Harold Shurtleff. He’s the man who organizes a Christian group, and they wanted to fly…

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene got bad news when a judge ruled that a lawsuit, pushed by Democrats, trying to remove the outspoken Republican from the ballot for her reelection can proceed. The lawsuit seeks to block MTG from seeking reelection under the allegation that she is unfit for office because some of her supporters may have participated in the Jan 6 insurrection. This legal challenge was filed with the Georgia Secretary of State by a group of voters who claim Greene had actually violated a provision in the US Constitution that was passed well after the Civil War. It…

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, discusses the border crisis and President Biden creating a new group to tackle ‘disinformation’ but then turns the tables on the United States government and suggests the White House is literally the biggest purveyor of misinformation there is. WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZUrEx-8bEY President Joe Biden’s administration had the DHS launch the misinformation board which was immediately mocked. Critics suggested that DHS should worry about the border and not random misinformation they find on the Internet. Critics also laughed at the Biden administration for launching a misinformation board as members of our own government called out the American government,…

Fox News contributor Joe Concha slams the Biden administration for starting a disinformation board and Twitter employees overwhelmingly donating to Democrats. Concha went further by calling out vice president Kamala Harris, saying he does not remember her having ‘one notable interview’ thus far, in his opinion. WATCH Concha unload on Democrats: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sblcuNikKc4 Kamala Harris has been the perpetrator of word salad videos whenever she’s being recorded and says something that comes off as unintelligible. In one of Kamala Harris most recent word salad videos, she was criticized as sounding illiterate, confused, and unprepared. Others on social media had something to…

A Texas man wearing a cowboy hat in his Twitter profile picture has offered Elon Musk 100 acres of free land if he moves Twitter business from San Francisco to Texas. After Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion, people like Texas Gov. Greg Abbott have invited Musk to bring the business to Texas, but it seems like the man in the cowboy hat might be making an offer Musk may not refuse. The man’s name is Jim Schwertner and he’s the president and CEO of Schwertner Farms. His offer to Musk was very simple. He said, on Twitter: “Elon Musk,…

House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy is facing mixed reactions from GOP lawmakers after leaked audio revealed he talked badly about then-President Donald Trump, blaming him and some fellow Republicans for the January 6 insurrection and suggesting that the former president resign from his position Some GOP lawmakers now want McCarthy to explain his remarks so they can have further understanding of them and decide if McCarthy is someone to be trusted in the future. Two reporters from the New York Times, Jonathan Martin and Alex Burns, released audio of Kevin McCarthy and some other GOP leaders discussing the insurrection from…

Before a game, a coach crosses his arms. Before the bell sounds, a teacher reads the Bible aloud. A coach who holds a Christian youth club after school in his house. While hearing arguments regarding a former public high school football coach from Washington state who intended to bow and pray in the stadium after games, Supreme Court justices addressed all of those hypothetical circumstances. The judges were discussing how to strike a balance between instructors’ and coaches’ religion and free speech rights and students’ right not to be coerced into religious activities, per report. The court’s conservative majority appeared…