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This is the last chance for the ban.

And the US Secret Service is investigating the matter.

We've documented nearly 200 attacks on Trump supporters.

Depicting Trump's bloody, severed head "crossed the line," she concedes.

From 900 to 1,500 a week.

Budget has some good news.

Slogan: “Softness without borders.”

A simple solution.

Says he was wrong to think free exchange of ideas would improve the world.

“This wicked ideology must be obliterated – and I mean completely obliterated – and the innocent life must be protected."

"Imagine Berkley, but across the nation, on the same day."

They now have "temporary protected status" because of the 2010 earthquake.

Eight countries have gotten in line this year — including Somalia.

Liberal judges claim this is like the Japanese internment in the 1940s.

68% of working-class whites think the American way of life needs to be protected from foreign influence.

"I still believe in Trumpism. I have no regrets for ferociously supporting him. What choice did we have?"

Kris Kobach will play a leading role.

Quoting the president is not allowed.

Court cases could take years to resolve.

He still has three more years.

President can do a lot to stem the flow — even with hostile courts.

Man who spray-painted "heil Trump" and Swastikas on church in order to "mobilize a movement."

Trump's supporters are unimpressed.

Organizations like "Life After Hate" are on the chopping block.

What the election was like for whining, privileged brats.

Where conservatism and conservation meet.

Illegals from Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone can now be sent home.

Trump: This is “egregious overreach by a single unelected judge.”

President Trump has yet to comment.

. . . says the New York Times.

He says it can be funded later.

"We're going to end this illegality. We're not going to stop until we get it done."

Democrats are opposed to funding the wall.

Nearly half of Canadian citizens think illegals should be deported back to the US.

He had four convictions.

H-1B system will be reformed.

Many Bannon supporters are worried.

James Kirkpatrick on the state of American politics.

Ban Muslims.

Hispanic chauvinist Raúl Grijalva is behind it.

Hispanic commentator goes 'round the bend.

“This is a new era. This is the Trump era."

The battle for Trump's ear takes a new turn.

But notes that immigration from Mexico has decreased.

Precedent set that anonymous Twitter users can stay anonymous.

"The best and most just reparation would be American immigration reform."

But their four anchor babies get to stay.

Hispanic companies that submitted bids have had death threats.

A standoff between California and the federal government looks inevitable.

Somalis and Syrians top the list.

Muslims are feeling persecuted.

Sebastian Gorka is one of the strongest anti-Islam voices in the administration.

It's in Spanish and English.

His insights should be remembered by everyone who cares about whites today.

Trump could put real pressure on "sanctuary cities."

Says the man who designed the “Make America Mexico Again” ball caps.

An interview with the French New Right luminary.

Paul Joseph Watson covers the liberal and Muslim responses.

Four anti-Trump protesters arrested.

What did Barack Obama know, and when did he know it?

It's a state crime only “if it was intended to entice a hate crime."

More common sense from the president's son.

Airlines tout their in-flight entertainment now that electronic devices are banned.

He just deleted the tweet.

Amnesty International is planning anti-Trump events around the world.

Trump has vowed to fight the decision.

Trump: "Jackson's victory shook the establishment like an earthquake. Oh boy does this sound familiar."

Along with Bannon, Miller pushes Trump in a more nationalist direction.

The situation is worse than Trump said.

Hysterical hit piece on the Center for Immigration Studies.

Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Oregon, Hawaii, and Washington are all challenging Trump.

Not all their customers were thrilled by their plan to hire 10,000 Muslims.

School says students weren't suspended for their views, but for being "disrespectful."

An important but mostly forgotten forerunner of the Alt-Right.

New York and Washington state may be next.