90 Miles From Tyranny

Monday, January 7, 2019

Border Patrol Union Warns Democrats of the Unintended Consequences of No Wall

The day after he appeared with President Donald Trump to address the border security issue, Hector Garza, National Border Patrol Council vice president at-large Hector Garza appeared on Fox News to also address the issue.

Toward the end of the interview, he hit Democrats who have blamed President Donald Trump and the border patrol for the recent deaths of two children.

Garza made it clear that Democrats are hurting the very people they claim to want to help.

“Some of the Democrats are quick to judge our Border Patrol agents and what our agents did out there. It’s no secret our agents rescue a lot of people on a regular basis,” he said.

Check out his Fox News appearance here:

“They’ve been recognized by a lot of members of Congress. Now they were saying that some of these kids need medical checkups, that they needed all these types of services.

“Well, fund border security. Give us the money so we can...

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President Trump Delivers a Statement Upon Departure

Sunday, January 6, 2019

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: "Call me a radical"

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PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN SENTENCED FOR TRYING TO STAB WOMAN TO DEATH IN PENNSYLVANIA

WILKES-BARRE, PA (The Times Leader) – A man in the country illegally was sentenced Friday to spend a maximum of four decades in prison for a brutal Hazleton stabbing.

Nelson Hernandez Rivera, 36, originally of the Dominican Republic, pleaded guilty in October to a count of attempted criminal homicide, admitting he repeatedly stabbed former romantic partner Evelyn Almonte-Diaz on March 19, 2017. A charge of aggravated assault was withdrawn after his guilty plea.

He appeared in court before Luzerne County Judge Michael T. Vough on Friday for sentencing.

While Assistant District Attorney Brittany Quinn pushed for the upper sentencing range, defense attorney Joseph F. Sklarosky Sr. asked for leniency, noting the standard range of sentencing was a “long time.”

“Life’s a long time,” Judge Vough countered, referencing the mandatory sentence of a first-degree murder conviction. “He’s lucky she didn’t die.”

Through an interpreter, Almonte-Diaz recalled being stabbed in the chest repeatedly by Hernandez Rivera. Investigators said he attacked Almonte-Diaz inside Crystal Barbeque at 44 E. Broad St.

A security guard shot Hernandez Rivera in the leg during...