Tuesday, November 3, 2026

"Sanctuary should belong only to the American people and their invited guests — no more".

 

Prosecutors Downgrade Charges to Protect Illegals

House Republicans recently discovered that NYC district attorneys have been letting illegal immigrants off with lesser charges to prevent deportation.

Hudson Baldwin Contributor patriotpost.us 11-2-26

District attorneys generally tailor their prosecutions to the crime committed. But when prosecutors routinely break that rule, disregard the facts of a case, or pursue disproportionate charges, they undermine the justice system and foster corruption.

Many leftist district attorneys are disregarding the principle that charges should reflect the severity of the crime. Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee have released a report titled “New York City: The Dangerous Consequences of Sanctuary Policies.” It presents evidence that DAs in New York City have been consistently downgrading charges against illegal immigrants so that they can remain inside American borders.

Several of these DAs and state Attorney General Letitia James held a gun control press conference on Thursday. After they announced New York City had seized a record number of illegal guns, a reporter then asked about the Judiciary Committee report: “Did any of you order prosecutors to downgrade gun charges to keep illegal immigrants in the U.S.?” Interestingly, they fell silent, then brushed off the reporter and moved on with the event. An explanation might have cooled the flames, but their refusal to answer looks like an admission of guilt. Stone-faced silence often speaks volumes, after all.

The report names several New York prosecutors and describes how they account for defendants’ immigration status when considering plea deals. One such attorney even admits that “a broad range of criminal convictions may trigger severe immigration consequences” for criminal aliens, and the Immigration Specialist “helps Assistant District Attorneys navigate through plea options and assist in framing dispositions that will prevent unwanted immigration consequences.” In other words, the office employs someone specifically tasked with helping prosecutors minimize the immigration consequences for criminal defendants, allowing illegals to avoid deportation.

New York City has a DA for each borough, and it seems all five are involved.

These allegations raise a broader question about sanctuary policies. Dozens of cities, counties, and states consider themselves sanctuary areas. All of these places actively defy the federal government and prevent federal immigration enforcement from doing its job. Many of ICE’s PR nightmares happened in sanctuary cities, since local law enforcement refused to help them.

These sanctuary areas have attracted law-breaking migrants and therefore became breeding grounds for crime. America’s most crime-ridden cities are often sanctuary territory, and it shouldn’t be a surprise as to why. By allowing immigrants to commit one crime without consequence, authorities are incentivizing them to commit even more crimes. Sanctuary cities have become an open invitation to destroy the people and places that made America great.

Add to that the judicial system’s lack of bite in New York City and elsewhere, and you have a migrant’s utopia at the expense of everyone else’s money, quality of life — and even life.

Many in the GOP have noted that preventable crime should always be prevented, and the crimes that illegal immigrants commit in America are 100% preventable. The Trump administration closed the border, leaving these sanctuary cities as the biggest obstacle to the prevention of migrant crime. Sanctuary should belong only to the American people and their invited guests — no more.

 

Monday, November 2, 2026

In case you might be looking for something different from the usual news, this is a good read.

 

Just the News parent launches its own TV network in time for Election Day coverage

Beta-version of streaming TV app features 16 channels including talents like Chef Andrew, Dr. Laura, and FinTech TV.

By Just the News staff  justthenews.com 11-2-26

Just the Network, the parent company of Just the News, announced Monday it was releasing its new streaming television app early so that users can experience the network’s midterm election coverage on Tuesday.

The Just the Network app is already available on iOS, Android, Fire TV, Apple TV, Samsung, LG and Roku platforms and will expand both distribution and content over the next few months ahead of its formal first-quarter launch, CEO Mark Meckler said.

When users download the app from their preferred platform, they will see familiar faces and exciting new programs, including a new show called American Gravy from Chef Andrew Gruel, a staple of the Food Network, a 24-hour, seven-day financial news feed from FinTech TV, a daily news show for Hispanics called Voz, and unique programming from Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Reagan movie producer Mark Joseph, talk show host Eric Metaxas, The Post Millennial editor Libby Emmons and political commentator J.D. Rucker.

The streaming app features about 40 hours of programming daily with plans to expand over the next several months to include movies, comedy, sports, news and talk shows.

Meckler said the app was finished early, loaded with a wide variety of content and launched Monday to give audiences a chance to test drive the streaming TV experience with Election Day coverage from Just the News founder John Solomon and his Real America’s Voice colleagues beginning at 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday.

A staple of the network will be the nightly news show Just the News, No Noise, featuring exclusive newsmaker interviews and investigative stories from Solomon and his co-host Amanda Head.

That show will continue to broadcast on Real America’s Voice while offering a second home at the Just the Network app surrounded by content that expands beyond news.

“It’s a dream to be on a network that includes Chef Andrew, Dr. Laura, Mark Joseph and so many other extraordinary talents,” Solomon said. “Comedy should be about laughter. News should be about facts. Sports should be about what’s happening on the field or the court. Life should be about cooking and motherhood and family. And that’s what we are all about here at Just the Network. Wholesome American values captured inside entertaining shows.”

One of the talents debuting on Just the Network on Tuesday will be social media sensation Lori Conway, whose Crazy Busy Momma series on You Tube has captured the hearts of millions all across America with a show that shared recipes, child rearing ideas and the heartbreak of unexpectedly losing her husband Quintin in 2024. Her new show for Just the Network is called Failing Forward.

“My heart has always been about bringing families back around the table, finding joy in the everyday moments, and reminding other busy mamas that they don’t have to have everything figured out,” Conway said in announcing her partnership with Just the Network.

Meckler said viewers should stay tuned for other major announcements about content creators and app features that are planned soon.

Last week, Just the Network announced it was partnering on a project with Roseanne Barr to return her to television as a grandma in a new comedy called Meemaw. The series is currently being pitched to major streaming services for its first run.

 

DHS/ICE continues to do its authorized duty to rid the Nation of illegal aliens!

 

Lone Star Mission: ICE arrests more than 4,000 in 10 days in Texas without incident

Through Lone Star Mission, five ICE-Enforcement and Removal Operations field office staff working with law enforcement partners arrested 4,170 foreign nationals illegally living in Texas

By Bethany Blankley | The Center Square contributor justthenews.com 11-1-26

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement working with Texas law enforcement arrested more than 4,000 illegal foreign nationals in 10 days in Texas without incident.

The news comes as an ICE officer was indicted Friday on a charge of aggravated assault in Houston.

Through Lone Star Mission, five ICE-Enforcement and Removal Operations field office staff working with law enforcement partners arrested 4,170 foreign nationals illegally living in Texas. They had removal orders, criminal histories including murder, sexual assault, human smuggling, and multiple illegal entry and illegal reentry charges.

The operation took place statewide between Oct. 19 and 29. ICE ERO field offices involved are based in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, El Paso and Harlingen.

“When we have cooperation, we as a federal government, from the state, to the county, to the local law enforcement, we can go after the worst of the worst” illegal foreign nationals, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said at an event in Dallas. “We can get them off our streets, our job is to protect the homeland.”

He also said the “Lone Star Mission has been an incredible success,” thanking Texas law enforcement and federal partners. Their efforts led to the arrest of “murderers, sexual assailants, drunk drivers, and alien smugglers. This operation shows exactly how important our state and local partnerships are for protecting American communities.”

Examples of violent offenders arrested include a Honduran national and fugitive in Houston wanted by Honduran officials for murder; a twice deported Mexican national in Liberty convicted of burglary and arrested on a capital murder charge; a Mexican national in Zapata County convicted of felony sexual assault and a Mexican national in El Paso convicted of human smuggling.

Lone Star Mission was conducted after more than 400 ICE 287(g) partnership agreements have been signed between Texas law enforcement agencies and ICE. More than 140 agreements are pending, according to ICE data as of Oct. 30.

The more than 4,000 arrests were made without incident or anyone being shot.

So far under the second Trump administration, there have been three federal immigration enforcement shootings in Texas and one high-profile vehicle incident. Two were in Houston.

On Friday, Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare announced that an ICE officer had been indicted in Houston, accused of running over and injuring a Mexican national illegally in the country. The officer faces second-degree felony charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

"An ICE badge does not give you a free reign to injure, kill, or violate the constitutional rights of anyone," Teare said at a press conference Friday morning. "My hope is this prosecution will do more than just seek justice” and “sends a loud and clear message to every ICE officer who feels they have a free pass to terrorize our streets."

His office is also investigating the July ICE shooting in Houston of another Mexican national in the country illegally. DHS initially said he was shot while resisting arrest and weaponized his vehicle. Eyewitnesses disputed these claims. Federal and state investigations into the shooting are ongoing, The Center Square reported.

In Austin, an ICE shooting led to the injury of a Venezuelan national in the country illegally who resisted arrest, The Center Square reported. Last week, he was indicted on one count of assaulting, resisting, impeding and obstructing a federal officer. He also waived his appearance at an arraignment hearing. If convicted, he faces 20 years in prison. His attorney entered a plea of not guilty this week.

The Venezuelan was released into the country by the Biden administration through a phone app, which the Trump administration terminated. The app was determined illegal by Congress, which the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security cited as one reason for impeaching former DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, The Center Square reported.

Under the Trump administration, more than one million foreign nationals face deportation who were released into the country through the app. The administration also negotiated for the Venezuelan government to pay for Venezuelan repatriation flights after more than one million Venezuelans illegally entered the country during the Biden administration.

In March 2025, a U.S. citizen was shot and killed by a Homeland Security Investigations special agent during a targeted immigration enforcement operation in Cameron County. A grand jury declined charges against the special agent, The Center Square reported.

The incidents have occurred as assaults against ICE officers have increased by more than 1700% during the Trump administration compared to the Biden administration, The Center Square reported. Border Patrol and ICE officers in Texas have also been the target of bomb threats, white powder, and targeted vigilante shootings, including in north Texas and at the border, The Center Square reported.

As violence against ICE officers increased, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, introduced a bill to increase penalties for those who assault and injure them.

 

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Near half of States have illegal voting problems, Arizona is just one of them!

 

U.S. attorney investigating three groups reportedly 'registering non-citizens to vote in Arizona'

Timothy Courchaine's office names Stand Indivisible Arizona, Worker Power and When We Count in letters to secretary of state and Maricopa County, and has already referred matter to FBI, he says.

By Greg Piper justthenews.com 10-30-26

U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona Timothy Courchaine's office is investigating reports about "three non-profit organizations registering non-citizens to vote in Arizona" and has already referred the matter to the FBI, he said Friday night.

He also sent letters Oct. 26 to Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap and Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes regarding Stand Indivisible Arizona, Worker Power and When We Count, citing "written and video reports" that "personnel acting on behalf" of the three groups "either intentionally disregarded or were recklessly ignorant of" Arizona law barring registration of non-citizens in elections.

Courchaine asked them to review registrations submitted by the three groups.

"On the eve of an important midterm election, the District of Arizona reminds the public that voting is limited solely to U.S. citizens," even if a non-citizen has "legal authority to be in the country on a visa or as a legal permanent resident," and that "knowingly causing another person to be registered to vote while knowing that person is not entitled to do so" violates federal law.