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Saturday, November 3, 2018

STEVE SISOLAK CONFRONTED ABOUT ANTI-GUN & SANCTUARY STATE POLICIES, VEGAS SHOOTING


Hot Pick Of The Late Night

President Trump Delivers Remarks Upon Marine One Departure


Illegal Immigration: It's About Power


Friday, November 2, 2018

Leftists Inciting Violence Montage


Girls With Guns

Two Illegal Aliens Can Not, Should Not Produce A Citizen!


Meanwhile At CNN....



 Can't Get Enough Fake News?

CNN 1/1024% Truth!

EWWW!!! I Stepped In Shit!



16 Fake News Stories Reporters Have Run Since Trump Won

CNN edits 'Crooked' out of Trump tweet

It Is Not Just CNN That Has Mastered Fake News..


When Jet-ski's Collide....



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If You Insist On Speeding, Learn To Drive...

Video: The assassination of Japanese politician Inejiro Asanuma


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Sanctuary State Oregon Murders Another Woman: Released Illegal Alien Despite ICE Detainer, Then He Murdered His Wife...

The Oregon man who allegedly killed his wife in late October is an illegal alien who was released from county jail seven months ago, despite an active detention request from immigration authorities, The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.

Martin Gallo-Gallardo, 45, is charged with murder in the death of Coral Rodriguez-Lorenzo, 38, whose body was discovered Oct. 28 in Clackamas County, Oregon.

The following day, detectives brought in Gallo-Gallardo for questioning, during which he confessed to killing Rodriguez-Lorenzo, according to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office.

Immigration authorities first discovered that Gallo-Gallardo, a Mexican national, was living in the U.S. illegally in March, when he was arrested in Multnomah County, Oregon, on felony domestic violence charges. Following the arrest, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a civil immigration detainer on Gallo-Gallardo with the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, but he was freed on bail after two days in jail.

ICE confirmed Gallo-Gallardo’s immigration status and arrest history in a statement to Salem, Oregon-based crime researcher David Olen Cross, who shared it Thursday with TheDCNF.

“Martin Gallo-Gallardo is a citizen of Mexico who unlawfully entered the United States. [ICE] placed an immigration detainer on...

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Trump Sends Combat Engineers to Border, Along with 22 Miles of Their Favorite Defensive Tool

U.S. Northern Commander Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy announced Monday that more than 5,200 active duty soldiers are being deployed to the United States’ southern border to “harden the points of entry and address key gaps in areas around the points of entry.”

Three combat engineer battalions will be part of the surge that will bolster President Donald Trump’s defense of the southern border. Gen. O’Shaughnessy said they would arrive “with expertise in building temporary vehicle barriers, fencing — and we’re bringing them in with heavy equipment which, as we speak right now, is line-hauling towards Texas.”
Gen. Terrence J. O'Shaughnessy: "By the end of this week we will deploy over 5,200 soldiers to southwest border. That is just the start of this operation."
The combat engineers will also have 22 miles of a longtime favorite waiting for them at the border: concertina wire.

Named after an accordion-like instrument, concertina wire is coiled razor wire that expands to create a temporary barrier. The wire was originally introduced in World War I to help fortify entrenched positions against enemy infantry.

The obstacle is difficult and messy to cross, even for a team of trained professionals.

There’s nothing in the world like concertina wire available to these troops.

It’s easy to deploy, imposing, and doesn’t require maintenance. It can be placed by veterans and greenhorns alike.

Anyone bold enough to cross a barrier made of the stuff quickly discovers another trait: when concertina wire grabs you, it doesn’t let go. Unlike barbed wire that was originally made to...