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“She hasn’t had enough of the woke BS. She just doesn’t want to be inconvenienced or be spoken ill of in the public sphere.”

New York City is implementing significant measures to address the influx of individuals crossing the border in what is considered an immigration “sanctuary” for undocumented immigrants.

As part of this initiative, New York City taxpayers will fund one-way plane tickets for undocumented immigrants to travel to their chosen destination worldwide.

The city’s Democratic leadership, however, specifies that these tickets will only be for one-way travel.

Spokeswoman Kayla Mamelak, representing the Democratic Mayor Eric Adams, conveyed this information to the Washington Examiner on Friday:

“With no sign of a decompression strategy in the near future, we have established a reticketing center for migrants.

“Here, the city will redouble efforts to purchase tickets for migrants to help them take the next steps in their journeys.”

It’s reported that migrants have indeed received one-way plane tickets, with destinations varying from other states to international locations like Michigan, Colombia, and Morocco.

However, some individuals have declined the offer of one-way flights to different locations as they prefer to remain in New York City for employment.

In response, Mayor Adams stated, “When you are out of room, that means you’re out of room.”

“Every year, my relatives show up for Thanksgiving, and they want to all sleep at my house.

“There’s no more room,” he said.

“That’s where we are right now.”

Prior to the arrival of undocumented border crossers, Adams had previously declared New York City as a “sanctuary city.”

During his campaign in October 2021, Adams emphasized his commitment to protecting immigrants, stating, “We should protect our immigrants, period.”

“Yes, New York City will remain a sanctuary city under an Adams administration.”

In August, Adams estimated that the migrant crisis would result in a cost of $12 billion to the city over a span of three years.

However, there are critics who argue that Adams’ approach lacks inclusivity. City Council member Shahana Hanif expressed concerns, stating, “What we’ve observed from this administration, even if they haven’t explicitly said, ‘You have to leave,’ is that they have consistently generated anxiety, confusion, and chaos without adopting an inclusive and welcoming tone.”

Previously, Adams had criticized Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Texas Governor Greg Abbott for relocating migrants to northern cities, referring to it as a “publicity stunt.”

“I think what we’re seeing in the city is a political stunt,” Adams said.

“I thought what really personified that political stunt is the governor of Florida.

“He has nothing to do with it,” Adams said.

“I mean what was his purpose of sending a plane load to Martha’s Vineyard?

“He just felt as though he wanted to get into this horrendous action and so we’re seeing it this political stunt of this.”

“What is happening here in New York City and my concern is … I believe they created it.

“This is a humanitarian crisis created by human hands and it was a political stunt.

“I believe the other day we had eight buses that came in,” the mayor added.

“It is difficult to predict the erratic behavior of an erratic governor.

“We have no idea what’s next for him and what he’s going to do so we have to be ready to make sure we comply with our legal and moral obligation.”

Airline tickets can sometimes cost less than the expenses associated with accommodating and providing for migrants in New York City, which reportedly amounts to $394 per day.

New York City has seen a significant influx of approximately 132,000 migrants since last year, leading to a strain on resources and facilities for illegal immigrants seeking refuge.

Due to the overwhelming demand for migrant housing, New York City officials are considering the establishment of encampments to accommodate the growing population of incoming migrants.

City leaders have recently held discussions about creating encampments and tent areas for migrants in public spaces like Central Park and Prospect Park, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

In earlier statements this month, New York’s Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul acknowledged concerns about the porousness of the U.S. southern border.

The governor emphasized the existence of an immigration crisis under the administration of Democratic President Joe Biden.

A Sienna College poll, published on Tuesday, revealed that 58% of New York voters believe the influx of illegal immigrants will have a detrimental impact on the city.

The poll indicated that a significant majority of New Yorkers hold Biden responsible for the crisis.

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“We need Trump in the White House NOW!!”

“We need to know how this person had access to this firearm and enact appropriate common-sense gun laws to prevent these tragedies.

“This. Cannot. Continue.”

I'm praying for the families & friends of the victims in the Maine shooting and for the quick apprehension of the suspect. We need to know how this person had access to this firearm and enact appropriate common-sense gun laws to prevent these tragedies. This. Cannot. Continue.

— Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (@GovMLG) October 26, 2023

New Mexico’s Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, who has a history of supporting gun control, has responded to a recent tragic shooting in Maine by calling for more firearm restrictions.

As reported by Slay News, Gov. Grisham previously signed an executive order last month in an attempt to ban guns, which was perceived as infringing upon the constitutional rights of citizens in her state. In September, Grisham, a Democrat, issued an “emergency public health” order that temporarily suspended the open and concealed carry of firearms in Albuquerque, New Mexico’s largest city, for a 30-day period. However, a U.S. District Judge blocked this order on September 13. Following this, Grisham revised the order, restricting the concealed carry ban to parks and playgrounds, and it was permitted to remain in effect.

Unsatisfied with the extent of gun control, the governor is now advocating for additional restrictions following a deadly shooting in Lewiston, Maine.

In this recent incident, a manhunt is underway for the suspected gunman who is believed to have killed 18 people and injured 13 others in Maine. Law enforcement agencies have been conducting searches and investigations across a large rural area, with police officers from local, state, and federal agencies participating in the efforts. On Thursday night, search warrants were executed at several properties in Bowdoin, Maine, which are associated with the family of the prime suspect, 40-year-old Robert R. Card II.

A state police spokeswoman has indicated that Card is not believed to be at the property. As of the time of this press release, Card’s whereabouts remain unknown.

It is worth noting that Card, the primary suspect, has documented mental health issues and would not have been eligible to legally own firearms. The gun-control measures advocated by Democrats would not have prevented Card’s actions and would have only impacted law-abiding gun owners. Despite these facts, Democrats continue to exploit the incident to further their political agenda.

Grisham is seizing on the Maine shooting to advocate for increased gun control within her state. She expressed her condolences and support for the victims of the Maine tragedy on Twitter/X, stating, “I’m praying for the families & friends of the victims in the Maine shooting and for the quick apprehension of the suspect.”

Grisham has not specified the particular gun control measures she deems “appropriate” at this time.

The source of the suspected shooter’s firearms has not been disclosed. If it is determined that he acquired the weapons illegally, it would indicate that existing laws were in place but ineffective.

The specific type of firearm used in the incident has not been confirmed, despite President Biden’s advocacy for an “assault weapons” ban.

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“Rogan is absolutely right we need President Trump ASAP”

Judge Arthur Engoron has imposed a $10,000 fine on President Donald Trump for allegedly breaching a politically motivated “gag order” in his New York civil fraud trial.

This gag order prevents the 45th president from discussing the officials overseeing his trial in New York, even though the case significantly impacts his 2024 campaign.

In a surprising turn of events, Trump was called as a witness to address allegations that he violated the gag order regarding a court secretary.

Trump slowly ascended the witness stand, adjusting his blue jacket upon sitting down. He took an oath to tell the truth and then directed his attention to the judge.

Judge Arthur Engoron inquired whether Trump had made the reported comment about him being “a very partisan judge with a person who is very partisan sitting alongside him, perhaps even more partisan than he is.”

Trump acknowledged and replied affirmatively, saying, “Yes.”

“To whom were you referring?” Engoron asked.

“You and Cohen,” Trump replied.

“Are you sure that you didn’t mean the person on the other side, my principal law clerk?” Engoron asked.

“Yes I’m sure,” Trump said.

Trump, when prompted, additionally commented that he believes the judge’s clerk is “very biased against us.”

He clarified that he had removed the prior Truth Social post that triggered the gag order.

The gag order was initially imposed when Trump’s Truth Social account referred to the clerk as Democrat Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) “girlfriend.”

Judge Engoron instructed Trump to take down the post, and it was promptly removed from Truth Social.

However, the post remained on Trump’s campaign website for an additional 17 days. Upon learning of this, Judge Engoron imposed a $5,000 fine on Trump for violating the order.

While on the witness stand, Trump stated his belief that “one of the political groups or PACs” may have left the post up.

“But I didn’t know they were gonna do that,” Trump said.

Once Trump was seated, Engoron issued his order to fine Trump $10,000 “on the liberal side.”

“As the trier of fact, I find that the witness is not credible,” Engoron said.

Trump’s attorney, Chris Kise, raised an objection to the order.

Kise argued that the judge seemed to have assumed ill intentions on Trump’s part.

Kise, along with Trump’s other legal representatives, contended that the close relationship between Engoron’s clerk and the judge essentially transformed her into a “second judge” in the case.

The legal team had previously expressed concerns about Engoron and his clerk having whispered discussions, sometimes accompanied by eye-rolling or audible signs of exasperation.

However, Engoron dismissed their objections and their claims regarding his clerk’s influence on his decision-making.

“I make the final decisions,” Engoron said.

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“That dude is spot on, and Hillary is always acting superior to others.”

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“he really shows just how fake and criminalized this administration is”

Incidents of anti-Semitic hate crimes have surged by 35 percent compared to the previous year, as reported in a survey published in April. Subsequently, the United States has witnessed a significant rise in both physical and verbal attacks targeting American Jews. There have been instances of large-scale public demonstrations with alarming calls for harm to the Jewish community.

However, the White House appears to emphasize Islamophobia as the most critical issue in the nation, despite the evident escalation of anti-Semitic incidents.

“Muslim and those perceived to be Muslim have endured a disproportionate number of hate-fueled attacks. And certainly President Biden understands that many of our Muslim, Arab — Arab — Arab Americans and Palestinian American loved ones and neighbors are worried about the hate being directed at their communities,” White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told astonished reporters.

She also defended college students who are publicly advocating for the extermination of the Jewish nation — saying it was a matter of free speech.

“And so, as it relates to peaceful protesting, people have the right to do that. But we’re just not going to get into blow by blows of what’s going on across the country,” she said.

Violence in the Middle East has led to the tragic loss of lives from various communities. However, the current administration’s approach seems to prioritize the safety and well-being of those adhering to the “religion of peace” while not giving equal recognition to the suffering of Jewish and Christian communities.

Full transcript:

Q Was the President briefed on Samantha Woll, the leader of a synagogue in Detroit who was stabbed to death?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: So, obviously, our hearts go out to — to the family — to the families there. It’s a devastating, devastating news story.

The President obviously is — is — just like everyone else is paying close attention and saw those reports. I don’t have anything else to add.

Obviously, the investigation continues, and we are willing to assist in any way. I just don’t have anything else beyond that.

Q What is his level of concern right now about the potential rise of antisemitism in light of everything that’s going on in Israel?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: So, a couple of things. Look, we have not seen any credible threats. I know there’s been always questions about credible threats. And so, just want to make sure that that’s out there.

But, look, Muslim and those perceived to be Muslim have endured a disproportionate number of hate-fueled attacks. And certainly President Biden understands that many of our Muslim, Arab — Arab — Arab Americans and Palestinian American loved ones and neighbors are worried about the hate being directed at their communities. And that is something you heard the President speak to in his — in his address just last — last Thursday.

And so, one of the things that the President has done is directed his team — Homeland Security team to prioritize prevention and disruption of any emerging threats that could harm the Jewish, the Muslim, Arab Americans or — or any other communities. And that is something that the President has sought to do and — and — since day one.

As you know, the President ran on — on — on, you know, bringing commu- — protecting communities, obviously, but bringing people together, the soul — protecting the soul of the nation. And so that is something that the President takes very, very seriously.

And we — you know, we’re going to continue to denounce any sort of hate towards any American here. And so, that’s what we’re going to continue to be steadfast on. Again, he has — he has advised — directed his Homeland Security team to make sure that they’re on top of this.

Go ahead.

Q Are there specific deliverables you’re hoping to get out of the Australian meeting this week or is it more of a consultation?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: So, we’ll have more on the agenda for the meeting. I certainly don’t want to get ahead of the deliverables that will come out on Wednesday. But certainly, we’ll have more to share.

And obviously, we tend to have these background calls that NSC leads. And so, we’ll — we’ll have some more in-depth on the priorities and the agenda and what we’re looking to do.

Oh, I haven’t called on you. Go ahead.

Q Thank you. I know John Kirby addressed the protests on college campuses, and I appreciate that the President respects First Amendment rights to protest, but does the President view anti-Israel protests and sentiment on college campuses as antisemitism?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: So, look, I’m not going to get into what’s happening across the country in — at different universities. I’m not going to get into the specifics.

As the Admiral said, the First Amendment right — right? — that’s what something — a peaceful protest is really part of — part of our democracy, being able for folks to — to be able to express their feelings.

I’m not going to get into any, you know, specifics on that. The President has been very clear in wanting to make sure that Jewish Americans, wanting to make sure that Arab Americans, Muslims are protected here. That is what he believes in — that we — they have the right to live their lives and to feel protection and to feel like they’re able to be part of a community. The President has been very, very clear on denouncing any type of violence.

And so, as it relates to peaceful protesting, people have the right to do that. But we’re just not going to get into blow by blows of what’s going on across the country.

Q Well, not —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: The President has been very clear —

Q Not to get —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: — very clear —

Q — into blow by blow, but the President himself said “silence is complicity.” So, if there’s antisemitic letters being sent by students or protests, sentiment at protests —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Of course — of course, the President doesn’t — is — is against antisemitism. Of course. This is a president that you have heard me say is parti- — wants to protect communities, whether it’s the Jewish community, the Arab American pre- — community, the Palestinian community. This is someone who is going to speak out against antisemitism. Of course.

But you’re asking me — you’re — you were kind of conflating the two. You were asking me about pro- — protests, and you were asking me about this question.

Q I think if you talked to a lot of the protesters, you’ll hear antisemitic —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: I hear you.

Q — comments. That they accuse —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: And we’re going to always denounce —

Q — Israel of genocide.

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: We’re always going to denounce antisemitism. But at the same time, people have the right to peacefully protest.

But we, in this administration, are going to always denounce antisemitism, any form of hate — any form of hate. Whether it’s against the Jewish community — right? — antisemitism, against the Muslim community, Arab American community, or the Palestin- — we are going to denounce any form of hate that comes towards those communities.

As it relates to protests — peaceful protests, people have the right to do that. But this is an administration, obviously, obviously, that’s going to be very forceful and very clear about denouncing antisemitism.

Go ahead, Phil.

Q A new Harvard/Harris poll just came out which showed that a slim majority, 51 percent, of 18- to 24-year-olds in United States think that the violence in Israel can be justified by the grievance of Palestinians.

I know that you’ve been unequivocal in saying that the President is going to denounce antisemitism. And —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: And he has.

Q And he has.

Is there anything in particular that the administration is planning to do to take this argument to those college students or the — those younger generations who seem to be open to the idea that there are two sides to this thing?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: I don’t have anything to lay out on any specific conversations or outreach that the President is going to do to students.

As you know, we have an Office of Public Engagement here. We have other offices here at the White House that is constantly engaging with — with communities, incu- — including the young community. I just don’t have anything specifics to your question on the President’s schedule to do that.

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“Yes and no impeachment in sight. Americans are getting tired of this man”