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Monday, August 8, 2016

How Much Illegal Aliens vs American Families Receive In Welfare Benefits Under Obama

V. Saxena reports that a bombshell new report by the Center for Immigration Studies revealed that both legal and illegal immigrants use more welfare benefits than native households.

Specifically, in 2012, immigrants consumed $6,234 in federal welfare benefits per household, whereas natives consumed only $4,431, CIS reported.

Here are additional details:

The average immigrant family uses 33, 57 and 44 percent more cash, food and Medicaid welfare, respectively, than the average native household.

Immigrant households from Central America and Mexico consume an average of $8,251 in welfare per household, making them the country’s biggest leeches.

Illegal immigrant families cost taxpayers approximately $5,692 in undeserved benefits, luxuries and other such things.

These dire statistics exist primarily because of the “lower level of education and larger number of children” seen in immigrant families.

“Immigrants are such heavy users of welfare...

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on Sunday’s “Cats Roundtable” on New York AM 970 radio that the elite media is against GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.

“It is a period of turmoil. A lot of Republicans get very scared. The elite media is 95 percent against Trump and they’re doing everything they can to fan the flames of a panic. The fact is that this race is a long, long way from over. The truth is that Hillary Clinton is probably the most dishonest person ever to run for president, and certainly the most corrupt ever to be nominated for president,” Gingrich said to host John Catsimatidis.

Gingrich also believes Trump can bounce back from his tough last two weeks.

He added, ”Trump has had a tough two weeks, but people need to remember just before those weeks he was ahead in....

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Sunday, August 7, 2016

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Federal Appeals Court Rules In Favor Of Tea Party In IRS Suit

A ruling handed down Friday in a lawsuit against the IRS stated the organization did indeed target certain tea party groups. It also called for proof from the IRS that such targeting was no longer being practiced.

The IRS had asked that the lawsuit be dropped, because the organization said it had “voluntarily” stopped the targeting.

Federal Appeals Court Judge David B. Sentelle rejected the notion, citing that some tea party groups were still awaiting approval for tax-exempt status despite having applied years earlier.

Sentelle went on to point out that the IRS’s claims that the groups’ requests could not be processed because they were suing the IRS for not processing the requests created a classic catch-22.

“The IRS is telling the applicants in these cases that ‘we have been violating your rights and not properly processing your applications. You are entitled to have your applications processed. But if you ask for that processing by way of a lawsuit, then you can’t have it,'” Sentelle wrote. “We would advise the IRS: If you haven’t ceased to violate the rights of the taxpayers, then there is no cessation. You have not carried your burden, be it heavy or light.”

In April, Sentelle said in a hearing that evidence seemed to show that the IRS had delayed processing non-profit status applications for some tea party groups while asking questions unnecessary for processing the requests.
He added, “It’s hard to find the IRS to be an agency we can trust.”

Jay Sekulow, chief counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice said after the April hearing. “The IRS and the federal government are not going to get away with...

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Iranian nuclear scientist Shahram Amiri executed for treason after Hillary Clinton emails confirm he was a paid U.S. informant

Hillary Clinton's willful negligence killed a valuable American operative.

An Iranian scientist who provided the US with information about the country's nuclear programme has been hanged for treason, the government has confirmed.

Shahram Amiri was executed for giving "vital information to the enemy", a judiciary spokesman said.

Amiri disappeared in Saudi Arabia in 2009 and resurfaced a year later in the US, where he claimed to have been abducted and interrogated by the CIA.

He subsequently returned to Iran and was given a long prison sentence.

News of his execution emerged on Saturday, when Amiri's mother said the body had been handed over with rope marks around his neck.

On Sunday a spokesman for Iranian judiciary, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, told reporters: "Through his connection with the United States, Amiri gave vital information about the country to the enemy,"

From hero to traitor

Amiri, who was born in 1977, went missing after taking a pilgrimage to Mecca.

After reappearing in the US in 2010, he said he had been kidnapped and put under "intense psychological pressure to reveal sensitive information".

However US officials at the time said Amiri had defected of his own accord and provided "useful information".

Timeline of a disappearance