Thursday, August 24, 2017
ILLEGAL ALIEN RE-ARRESTED ONLY THREE DAYS AFTER HE WAS DEPORTED
HIDALGO COUNTY, TX (CBS News 4) – Border Patrol agents arrested a Mexican man near Rio Grande City on Tuesday — just three days after he was deported.
Agents arrested Daniel Camacho-Avalos, 41, a Mexican citizen who lived in McAllen, on Tuesday, according to the federal criminal complaint against him. (Hidalgo County court records identify him as David Camacho-Avalos and list “Daniel” as an alias.)
“Record checks revealed the Defendant was formally Deported/Excluded from the United States on August 12, 2017, through Laredo, Texas,” according to the criminal complaint.
Camacho is charged with illegal re-entry.
Court records don’t list...
CNN’s Alisyn Camerota couldn’t be more frustrated with panel that won’t bite on her anti-Trump bait
CNN featured a panel of six Trump supporters (three men, three women) Wednesday morning and despite host Alisyn Camerota’s surprise, they all defended the president and expressed their distrust of the media.
Camerota asked how many panelists were troubled by President Donald Trump’s response to Charlottesville, and not a single panelist raised their hand.
“I didn’t see anything wrong with it. I mean he addressed the problem. Let’s face reality, there are problems on both sides,” panelist Bob Viera said.
“I think it’s ridiculous to have me choose between Hitler and Stalin which is what I consider what both groups are,” he added. “If you’re willing to set fires and burn places to the ground, that doesn’t seem like a very peaceful group to me.”
One panelist, Daphne Goggins, said she is going to reserve judgement until the matter is fully investigated. Goggins said she is also convinced that not everyone at the rally was a neo-Nazi based on videos she saw on Facebook. When she tried to share those videos, she claims she was censored by the social media site.
After Camerota played a clip of ...
Camerota asked how many panelists were troubled by President Donald Trump’s response to Charlottesville, and not a single panelist raised their hand.
“I didn’t see anything wrong with it. I mean he addressed the problem. Let’s face reality, there are problems on both sides,” panelist Bob Viera said.
“I think it’s ridiculous to have me choose between Hitler and Stalin which is what I consider what both groups are,” he added. “If you’re willing to set fires and burn places to the ground, that doesn’t seem like a very peaceful group to me.”
One panelist, Daphne Goggins, said she is going to reserve judgement until the matter is fully investigated. Goggins said she is also convinced that not everyone at the rally was a neo-Nazi based on videos she saw on Facebook. When she tried to share those videos, she claims she was censored by the social media site.
After Camerota played a clip of ...
Here's a list of weapons communist, anti-Trump rioters used to assault Phoenix police
The mayor of Phoenix, who is a Democrat, asked Trump to cancel the Tuesday night rally - mainly out of partisan motivation but also because he knew this would probably happen. When a left-wing mob threatens to wreak havoc and assault your police, give them what they want in advance! That appears to be the new modus operandi of terrified public officials.
Remember how we weren’t supposed to assign any blame to Antifa for Charlottesville because the presence of Nazis eliminates the possibility that anyone else did anything wrong? I’m trying to apply that twisted logic to Phoenix, but it’s so twisted I can’t make it work. So I’ll just trash it and instead tell you that rioters who use a variety of weapons to assault police officers are 100 percent responsible for all the trouble they cause:
A group of anti-Trump demonstrators used gas canisters, rocks and bottles to assault police Tuesday night and create havoc at what officials said was mostly a peaceful protest in Phoenix.
Video captured by a local reporter also shows a smoking object being thrown at police while hundreds of officers attempted to...
(VIDEO) See the moment French soldiers obliterate an ISIS suicide vehicle coming directly at them
Bullets fly and the first missile misses.
However, the second javelin lands a direct hit, and the explosion is intense.
Between snipers, ambushes, IEDs and suicide vehicles, the United States’ allies are on the front lines facing the daily struggle of fighting ISIS in Syria.
In this situation, the French prevailed and fewer ISIS militants are around to harm others.
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