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It housed at least 1,500 immigrants.

"Refugee resettlement will not survive another four years under this administration."

The rule "sought to extort localities for utopian demographic design."

Coronavirus isn't all bad.

The ACLU and others are expected to challenge the order in court.

A conversation with Colin Flaherty.

Vulcan is a coordinated effort to destroy MS-13.

Back to square one.

Resistance works.

More signs of hope from the East.

Feds pinch some of Portland's antifa.

It's DOJ's effort to fight the recent surge in violent crime.

China calls it "Operation Fox Hunt."

Such students who stay in the US will face deportation.

The secretary of state has barked. Will he bite?

A private company recovered the statue, and it isn't saying who paid it to do so.

City manager says he welcomes statues rejected by other cities.

Surprising display of backbone from Zuck.

Endorsements from the President don't matter as much as they did two years ago.

“This is not Seattle,” he said.

Can boot some asylum-seekers without a court hearing.

Will go into effect tomorrow.

Any black from anywhere in the Americas can get permanent residency.

She set two squad cars on fire in Philadelphia.

And Senate Republicans want to allow censored people to sue tech companies directly.

Finally, some good news.

But he does pledge to fight "racism."

Unfurls pro-white banner in Paris.

Good.

A white man with a spine?

Armed civilians defend their town.

Protesters can gather, but not racing fans.

Looters hit ATMs across the city.

"Look at all these white people. Look at them with their guns."

He fired two warning shots and was then physically attacked.

A few whites are fighting back.

The AG has barked. Will he bite?

Who are Antifa and what do they want?

Even 46 percent of Democrats oppose "foreign workers taking higher-skill U.S. jobs.”

“We’re here today to defend free speech from one of the greatest dangers.”

The President has barked. Will he bite?

Some believe officials are using COVID-19 to hold minors until they are eighteen and easier to deport.

British and French authorities pledge "improved cooperation and intelligence sharing to tackle criminal gangs."

CBP commissioner: "The disease doesn't know age."

Dems want a full stop on construction.

Bans on non-essential travel make it tough for "refugees."

Some good news.

Lefties trying to register non-whites are stopped by social distancing.

Is he once again speaking loudly and carrying a small stick?

Our hopes are up.

It's a blow to the cartel.

At least 650,000 more to go.

"Experts" in "extremism" are unhappy that Telegram doesn't censor more.

"Emergency public health measures" have made the deportation process much quicker.

International NGOs are not happy.

“The Hungarian point of view is that we have to rely on our internal resources."

But oral arguments are postponed due to the China virus.

Looks good.

Today is the 25th anniversary of its publication.

Borders are suddenly back in fashion everywhere.

California, meanwhile, will probably repeal its ban in November.

"The result has been a deterrent more effective than any wall Donald Trump could build."

Agents seized $29.6 million worth of drugs.

They think "it's a safe haven from racism."

Especially Somalis.

NAACP: It's "a huge step backward.”

Postponed indefinitely; they'll stay in Mexico.

If only this were more true.

But guest workers are still coming in.

Approaches of South Korea, Italy, Russia, Hungary, and Singapore.

"Borders are back in fashion."

"This is a temporary measure that will be in place only for as long as it remains essential."

Pigs are flying.

Recep Erdogan is now our best advocate.

This would be new wall in areas "where no barriers currently exist."