Migrant Gang Power Crushed in Coordinated Raids

FBI's massive crackdown on the Anti-Tren Gang has exposed a brutal migrant criminal network led by former members of Venezuela's notorious Tren de Aragua, with 16 arrests made in Houston marking the organization's largest...
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Zero Tariffs for U.S. — Vietnam Caves in Stunning U-Turn

President Trump secures unprecedented trade deal with Vietnam, giving American businesses total access to Vietnamese markets with zero tariffs while imposing a strategic 20%...
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Water Boy Hustle EXPOSED – Thousands Vanish Instantly

Atlanta's "water boys" have gone from entrepreneurial street vendors to sophisticated digital scammers, stealing thousands from unsuspecting drivers who simply wanted to support local youth by purchasing a bottle of water. Key Takeaways Multiple Atlanta drivers have lost thousands of dollars after handing their phones to "water boys" selling bottled water at intersections. Scammers bypass Cash App's verification methods to transfer large sums without authorization, with victims reporting losses of $800-$1,100 in individual incidents. One Buckhead resident had both his phone stolen and Range Rover taken after revealing a $12,000 Cash App balance to water sellers. Georgia Tech has reported...
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Illegals Now Face IMMEDIATE Penalties—No Mercy

The Trump administration empowers DHS to immediately fine illegal immigrants up to $1,000 daily without warning, eliminating the previous 30-day notice requirement. Key Takeaways New DHS and DOJ rule eliminates the 30-day notification period before issuing fines to illegal immigrants, allowing for immediate penalties Fines range from $100-$500 for illegal entry, up to $10,000 for non-compliance with deportation orders, and up to $1,000 per day for ignoring removal orders. The DHS has already issued 10,000 fine notifications as of June 13 under the Trump administration's renewed enforcement efforts. Illegal immigrants can avoid fines by self-deporting through the CBP Home app. Streamlined...
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Pennsylvania’s $16B Nuclear Plan

Pennsylvania's economy is set to receive a $16 billion boost as the Crane Clean Energy Center, formerly Three Mile Island Unit 1, will reopen...
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Terrifying Bird Flu Surge — US Scrambles Response

Cambodia's fifth H5N1 bird flu death signals a dangerous resurgence of the virus that's now claimed multiple lives, with health officials scrambling to contain what could become a wider threat. Key Takeaways Cambodia has reported seven H5N1 avian flu cases this year, resulting in five deaths, with contact with infected poultry being the primary transmission route. The latest victims include a 52-year-old man from Svay Rieng province and a critically ill 41-year-old woman from Siem Reap province. Health officials suspect a novel reassortment of H5N1 clades may be responsible for the recent surge in cases. The US Department of Agriculture...
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Reward Offered: Hit and Run Fugitive at Large

A Venezuelan illegal migrant who critically injured the brother of "Donut Boy" in a brutal hit-and-run is hiding in the Bronx after ignoring a deportation order, as law enforcement offers a $10,000 reward for his capture. Key Takeaways Tony Gebian Lopez Infante, a Venezuelan migrant who entered the U.S. illegally in 2023, is wanted for a hit-and-run that critically injured Zack Carach on his 21st birthday. The National Police Defense Foundation has posted a $10,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Lopez Infante, who is believed to be hiding in The Bronx. Lopez Infante was ordered deported in...
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Back-to-Back DEATHS Expose Prison Nightmare

Two inmates died within an hour of each other at Rikers Island jail complex, bringing the death toll to seven this year and already...
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ICE BLOCKS Congressmen — Interference?

Democratic Representatives Jerry Nadler and Daniel Goldman were blocked from entering an ICE facility in New York, raising questions about what officials are trying to hide as reports emerge of migrants sleeping on floors for days. Key Takeaways New York Representatives Jerry Nadler and Daniel Goldman were denied access to an ICE processing center at 26 Federal Plaza despite congressional oversight authority. ICE Deputy Field Director Bill Joyce claimed the 10th floor facility is not a detention center but a "processing center," though he admitted people are held there for days. The denial follows recent arrests at the same location,...
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Major Racetrack Raid — Criminal Illegals Rounded Up

ICE agents arrested over 80 illegal immigrants during a massive raid at Louisiana's Delta Downs Racetrack, uncovering criminal networks and leaving the horse racing industry scrambling for workers as the Trump administration intensifies its immigration enforcement. Key Takeaways ICE arrested more than 80 illegal immigrants at Delta Downs Racetrack in Vinton, Louisiana during a joint operation with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. The operation was conducted following intelligence that unauthorized workers were employed at the racetrack stables and is part of renewed worksite enforcement under President Trump. Among those arrested was Enrique Gonzalez Moreno, who had multiple illegal...
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