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Trump has shown that Democrats have been lying for years about noncitizens voting in elections

The article argues that Democrats have lied for years by denying noncitizens vote in U.S. elections, citing the arrest of a Mexican noncitizen for unlawful voting. It praises Trump and his administration for enforcing election integrity and condemns Democrats for ignoring or covering up the issue.

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Noncitizen voters have lost on the facts. Now they’re weaponizing the Constitution

An op-ed argues that defendants challenging the federal law against noncitizen voting are making a losing states' rights argument and are trying to weaponize the Constitution. It urges Congress to reaffirm federal authority and fund citizenship verification, framing noncitizen voting enforcement as essential to election integrity and citizenship.

Right 4.9

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Federal judges reveal private coordination behind Trump immigration cases and more top headlines

A morning news roundup leads with DHS accusing federal judges of coordinating against Trump immigration enforcement, then highlights crime, immigration, and political headlines. The newsletter also promotes stories critical of Democrats, socialists, Russia, and legacy media while emphasizing illegal immigrant crime and Trump-related grievances.

Right 4.7

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Mamdani’s green card lawsuit isn’t about compassion. It’s about who pays

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Attorney General Letitia James sued the federal government to block a Trump administration rule that lets immigration officers weigh use of public benefits in green-card decisions. The op-ed argues the lawsuit is not about compassion but about who pays, and that the plaintiffs' standing theory may be speculative.

Right 5.5

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Trump got a second chance. He’s blowing it

The piece argues Trump's second term has squandered his mandate, citing failed tariffs, an unpopular Iran war, and botched immigration enforcement, while acknowledging some early wins. It frames Trump as incompetent and self-sabotaging, with the White House and DHS as mismanaged.

Right 4.0

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‘Unprecedented’: Judges reveal behind-the-scenes coordination on Trump immigration cases

The article reports that federal judges in Minnesota handling habeas petitions tied to Trump's immigration crackdown coordinated behind the scenes through emails, meetings, and templates, according to a New York Times report. It highlights DOJ recusal concerns and criticism that Biden-appointed judges are difficult to work with.

Right 3.7

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Reform UK pledges hardline crackdown on illegal migrants entering Britain from Ireland, with eye-watering fines for train and bus firms transporting them across the border

Reform UK is unveiling plans to crack down on illegal migrants entering Britain from the Republic of Ireland, including £10,000 fines for bus and rail operators per illegal migrant transported. Danny Kruger will announce spot checks at cross-border terminals and argue the policy is compatible with the Good Friday Agreement. The article cites a Sudanese asylum seeker charged with attempted murder and subsequent Belfast riots as context.

Right 4.4

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Nativist nimrods like Texas’ Bo French reject the immigrants we all should welcome

David Harsanyi criticizes Texas Republican Bo French and other nativists for attacking Indian-American students at UT Austin, arguing such immigrants are high-achieving and assimilating. He defends merit-based immigration and assimilation while condemning racism, but also says concerns about importing immigrants who rely on welfare or reject American civic identity are legitimate.

Right 3.1

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ICE deports ex-Liberian fighter accused of torture, recruiting child soldiers

ICE deported Amos Sheik Massaquoi, a former Liberian fighter accused of torture, killings, and child soldier recruitment, to Liberia after nearly two decades in the U.S. Officials say he served as chief bodyguard to a commander in Charles Taylor's rebel movement. The report relies on ICE allegations and an enforcement quote without defense response.

Right 2.3