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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials released new details on arrests made one day this week during the continuing Operation Metro Surge. The DHS report identifies multiple criminal illegal aliens taken into custody on Tuesday in Minnesota for crimes ranging from homicide and rape to child abuse and domestic violence. The agency said sanctuary jurisdictions continue to obstruct efforts to remove dangerous offenders.

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Tom Homan Vows Not To Surrender Immigration Enforcement While Chaos Ensues In Minnesota

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The unrest surrounding federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis did not arise by accident. It is the product of a combustible mix: deliberate obstruction by Democrat officials, wall-to-wall legacy media coverage and two tragic incidents that were mishandled by senior figures inside the Trump administration.

Together, these forces have produced exactly the chaos critics warned about—and have now forced the administration into a public course correction.

On Tuesday, the administration announced that Gregory Bovino, the Border Patrol chief overseeing operations in Minnesota, has been removed from his post and is expected to return to El Centro, California.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is reportedly under intense scrutiny as well, following her department’s handling of two fatal encounters in which American citizens were shot by federal agents under disputed circumstances.

Those failures have placed the administration on the defensive and handed political momentum to its opponents.

But the story does not begin with those shootings. It begins with the systematic obstruction of federal law by Democrat leaders in blue states and cities.

For months, Democrat officials have sought to block cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, while publicly pressuring the administration to scale back deportations altogether. This has collided with the political reality of immigration enforcement.

While “mass deportation” has long been a feature of President Donald Trump’s rhetoric, public support has always been far more specific. Americans overwhelmingly favor removing illegal immigrants who commit serious crimes—rape, assault, arson and murder—not indiscriminate sweeps.

Early in the administration, enforcement largely reflected that reality. Criminal offenders were the priority. But as blue states increasingly refused to cooperate with ICE, that strategy became harder to sustain.

In jurisdictions that work with federal authorities, local police can flag immigration status after an arrest and transfer dangerous offenders to ICE custody safely inside jails. In sanctuary cities, that option disappears.

The result is predictable. Suspects may be released back into the community, and ICE agents are forced to pursue targets in public spaces—knocking on doors, making street arrests, and triggering confrontations. Those confrontations produce protests, viral videos and disturbing images that dominate television screens.

This is the paradox of law enforcement: Americans say they want law and order, but they recoil from seeing it enforced in real time. The work is messy, tense and often ugly.

That discomfort is not unique to immigration enforcement. Police officers face similar backlash every time videos circulate showing them intervening on what is often the worst day of someone’s life.

When those images include disputed deaths—particularly of American citizens—the effect is magnified. Media narratives quickly broaden from individual incidents to sweeping indictments of law enforcement itself.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel offered a vivid example this week, portraying federal agents as “mask-wearing goons” committing “one atrocity after another” in Minneapolis. His monologue described families being terrorized, “babies being tear-gassed,” and Americans being targeted for little more than “having an accent or whatever.”

It was a story designed to provoke outrage—and one that Democrats’ obstruction has helped make plausible.

Kimmel went further, misrepresenting key facts surrounding the shooting of Renee Good, weaving partial truths into a broader fiction that framed the incident as emblematic of lawless tyranny.

The Department of Homeland Security’s own missteps—prematurely labeling cases as acts of domestic terrorism—made that narrative easier to sell. But Kimmel’s conclusion was not limited to those failures. It amounted to a rejection of immigration enforcement itself.

Equally misleading was his suggestion that this chaos is unfolding everywhere. It is not. The disturbances are concentrated in blue cities that refuse to cooperate with ICE. In red cities, where cooperation exists, enforcement occurs quietly and without spectacle.

For voters trying to assess the situation honestly, the dynamic is deeply frustrating. State and local officials obstruct federal law, enforcement becomes riskier and more visible, and then federal agents are blamed when things go wrong.

Public opinion, however, does not pause for nuance. As CNN analyst Harry Enten recently noted, ICE’s approval ratings have sharply declined.

That political reality has now forced the administration to recalibrate. Border czar Tom Homan—long viewed as the most disciplined and clear-eyed voice on enforcement—has been put front and center. From the beginning, Homan has emphasized investigations, lawful process, and deescalation where possible. He has often appeared to be the adult in the room.

Whether that recalibration succeeds will depend in large part on Minnesota’s leaders and Minneapolis officials. Democrats clearly sense momentum. They believe obstruction is paying dividends. That belief should give pause.

History offers a warning. In 2020, police were vilified, departments were defunded, and law enforcement briefly became politically radioactive. Then crime surged, public opinion snapped back, and Democrats found themselves underwater on policing for years.

Minneapolis may follow the same trajectory. Democrats may win the immediate battle—turning ICE into a temporary villain and shifting attention away from illegal immigration. But in doing so, they risk losing the war. When consequences arrive, voters tend to remember who dismantled enforcement, not who defended it.

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As Iran refuses to bend in talks with the United States, President Donald Trump is considering a military strike, according to a new report. Trump considered military action earlier this […]

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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro criticized Vice President JD Vance for his Holocaust Remembrance Day post on X, despite shocking similarities between the two men’s posts.

Vance took to X on Tuesday to memorialize Holocaust Remembrance Day. “Today we remember the millions of lives lost during the Holocaust, the millions of stories of individual bravery and heroism, and one of the enduring lessons of one of the darkest chapters in human history: that while humans create beautiful things and are full of compassion, we’re also capable of unspeakable brutality,” Vance wrote.

“And we promise never again to go down the darkest path.”

In an interview with NBC News on Wednesday, however, Shapiro claimed that Vance’s post was insufficient.

“Remember that the reason why we memorialize the Holocaust on this day, really, essentially, is to never forget,” Shapiro claimed. “And the reason you want to never forget is so that we never live through that atrocity again.”

“Part of never forgetting is making sure that the facts of what happened are recited, are remembered. The fact that JD Vance couldn’t bring himself to acknowledging that 6 million Jews were killed by Hitler and by the Nazis speaks volumes,” Shapiro said.

Shapiro’s Holocaust Remembrance Day post, however, looked strikingly similar and also did not include the 6 million figure he referenced.

“This Holocaust Remembrance Day, we pause to reflect on a horrific chapter in human history — a period of incredible darkness for our world, consumed by hate and violence against millions of people on the basis of their faith, their background, and their beliefs,” Shapiro wrote.

“Today, perhaps more than ever before, we know how much work is still left to do. Amidst the rising antisemitism we’re seeing across this country, it’s on us to rededicate ourselves to combatting hate and violence wherever we see it — and to speak with moral clarity in its face,” Shapiro added.

Shapiro, a potential 2028 presidential contender, also claimed that Vance, “has offered comfort, really, to the antisemites on the right who are infecting the Republican Party.”

Vance, however, in a December 2025 interview told Sohrab Ahmari of UnHerd, “Antisemitism, and all forms of ethnic hatred have no place in the conservative movement.”

“Whether you’re attacking somebody because they’re white or because they’re black or because they’re Jewish, I think it’s disgusting,” the vice president added.

A Vance spokesperson shared the following statement with The Daily Signal:

After he faced criticism for not mentioning Jews in his post on Holocaust Remembrance Day, Josh Shapiro desperately tried to shift blame to the Vice President. This is next level hypocritical deflection from Shapiro, a misguided plea for attention from a political lightweight.

Nevertheless, Vance’s post has been the source of internet controversy because it does not explicitly mention Jewish people.

“Any Holocaust Remembrance Day post that doesn’t even mention Jews is simply unacceptable. It’s as simple as that,” writer Rachel Moiselle posted on X.

Alex Bruesewitz, a former Trump campaign official, shot back that “this is an insane standard and a BS attack.”

“The Vice President literally posted a photo of himself at the Second Lady at Dachau. He has been an incredible friend to both the Jewish community and Israel,” Bruesewitz added.

Others were quick to point out that Vance was not the only one who did not explicitly mention Jewish people in Holocaust Remembrance Day posts, though they have been spared the same backlash.

“Is anyone going to lose it at Wicker like they did at JD?” conservative activist Jack Posobiec said on X.

Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., posted on X that, “On Holocaust Remembrance Day, we honor the millions of people who lost their lives and the survivors who tell their stories. We will never forget.”

Meanwhile, former Vice President Mike Pence posted, “Never Again Is Now. We Must Remember And Learn From The Past To Protect The Future,” without pushback.

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A clear majority of Americans now view China as a global peer or superior to the United States, reflecting a broad public belief that U.S. dominance is fading in an increasingly multipolar world, according to a new survey designed by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

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Ray J said doctors have given him only a year to live after years of alcohol and drug abuse rendered his heart 75 percent defective. 

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By Michele White

How well do the amendments to the US Constitution reflect the Founding Fathers’ original vision for America? First, the Framers intended the foundational document for the fledgling nation be a flexible framework. Virginia’s delegate to the Constitutional Convention, Edmund Randolph, wrote on July 26, 1787: “In the draught (draft) of a fundamental constitution, two things […]