The New American Economy (NAE, aka, Partnership for a New American Economy), has sent out a “Code Red” alert trying to protect Obama’s amnesty-style DACA program which according to their count, has granted 800,000 illegal immigrants a temporary deferral from deportation. The NAE alert claims that DACA applicants “had to show that they were contributing to our country” even though this is not part of the criteria or considered by USCIS when deciding whether to grant DACA status. Putting that fact aside, NAE’s characterization of DACA applicants is in line with the economic narrative NAE uses to promote legal and illegal immigration: DREAMer program faces death sentence Here’s the harsh new reality: 800,000 DREAMers are now likely to lose their status and face deportation. Immigration advocates are calling this the “Code Red moment.” The warning first came down this week from the Secretary of Homeland Security to members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. Obama’s program allowing for DREAMer legal status will no longer be defended in court, a potential death sentence for the program that leaves every one of the 800,000 DREAMers potentially subject to deportation. The result could be the deportation of hundreds of thousands of our best-and-brightest young…
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Dimple Ajmera, Charlotte, North Carolina Democrat, Defends Saying Trump Supporters Have ‘No Place’ in City Council
A city council member in North Carolina has doubled down on a controversial statement declaring supporters of President Trump have “no place” in Charlotte’s government. Charlotte City Council member Dimple Ajmera, a Democrat running for an at-large seat in the council, said during a recent WCNC discussion that any supporters of the president or his “cronies”…
Read the full storyU.S. Postal Service Broke Law Allowing Employees Leave to Support Clinton Campaign
The Office of Special Counsel (OSC) concluded that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) violated the Hatch Act by allowing its employees to receive union-funded compensation for leave to promote 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign, Fox News reported Wednesday. The OSC report revealed USPS exhibited an”institutional bias” in favor of Clinton’s campaign by allowing approximately…
Read the full storyEuropean Nations Grow Desperate as Migrant Crisis Rages at Points of Entry
Violence at a refugee processing center in Greece and talk of desperate measures in Italy demonstrated this week the scale of impact the migrant crisis has wrought on European nations at key points of entry. On Tuesday, police on the Greek island of Lesbos had to “quell” an “uprising by African migrants within the Moria Migration…
Read the full storySupreme Court Allows Strict Enforcement of Trump Refugee Ban
The Supreme Court handed President Trump another victory in the legal battle of the travel ban, allowing the administration to restore strict limits on refugees that had been blocked by a judge in Hawaii, at least until a federal appeal court decides the issue. The win for Mr. Trump, however, was tempered by the high court…
Read the full storyFacebook Exec Says It May Start Making You Pay For The News
Facebook is experimenting with a subscription-based service in which users would have to pay for access to news stories, according to an executive’s statement provided Wednesday to The Daily Caller News Foundation. “We are in early talks with several news publishers about how we might better support subscription business models on Facebook,” said Campbell Brown, head…
Read the full storyCommentary: Mark Zuckerberg’s Communist Manifesto
by George Rasley, ConservativeHQ.com Editor During a recent commencement speech at Harvard, Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg came out in favor of a system in which all people receive a standard salary just for being alive, no questions asked. The system, known as universal basic income, is one of the trendiest economic theories of the past few years. Experiments in basic income have popped up in Kenya, the Netherlands, Finland, Canada, and Oakland, California, among other places according to the Business Insider’s Chris Weller. “We should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like GDP, but by how many of us have a role we find meaningful,” Weller reported Zuckerberg told the crowd. “We should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure everyone has a cushion to try new ideas.” And Zuckerberg is not alone. Tech executives like Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Y Combinator President Sam Altman, and Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes — who runs a basic-income fund called the Economic Security Project — have endorsed basic income. Many point to economic forecasts that say robots will displace much of the human workforce in the coming decades. A report from Oxford University in 2013,…
Read the full storyHouse Budget Blueprint Boosts Military, Cuts Benefits
The House GOP released a long-awaited budget resolution Tuesday that it claims will reduce the deficit and generate a surplus over the next decade – and perhaps more importantly could serve as the vehicle for reshaping the federal tax code. But the proposal comes on the heels of the news that Republican push to repeal and…
Read the full storyMae Beavers and Bill Lee Offer Different Visions of Tennessee’s Future and the Governor’s Job at Williamson County BBQ
State Senator Mae Beavers (R-Mt. Juliet) and Williamson County businessman Bill Lee offered two different visions of the future of Tennessee and the role of the job they are both seeking–governor-at the annual Williamson County Republican Party BBQ held in Thompson’s Station on Saturday. Each candidate spoke to the record crowd of 400 in attendance for about ten minutes, delivering the current version of their respective campaign stump speeches. Beavers, who has served in the Tennessee General Assembly since 1994, first in the House of Representatives and now in the State Senate, focused on enacting an agenda of conservative policies. She favors repealing the recent gas tax increase, promoting Second Amendment rights by pledging to sign a constitutional carry law, opposes in-state tuition for illegal aliens, and stands by her proposal to limit access to public bathrooms by gender. Bill Lee focused more on his personal qualities of leadership as opposed to a specific set of commitments to enact conservative policies. Lee emphasized his personal story, including the tragic death of his first wife, his role building up Lee Company, one of the premiere heating and cooling companies in the state, and his personal Christian faith. The Williamson County…
Read the full storyFaith: Verse of the Day for Thursday, July 20
VERSE OF THE DAY Be blessed and be a blessing July 20, Thursday Proverbs 30:5 Every word of God proves true; he is a shield to those who take refuge in him. Philippians 4:6-7 Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. 7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
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