Asylum seeker ‘danced and laughed after stabbing woman 23 times’

An asylum seeker stabbed a woman who worked at the hotel he was staying at 23 times with a screwdriver, a murder trial was told.

Deng Chol Majek, who is from Sudan and claims to be 19, followed Rhiannon Skye Whyte, 27, from the Park Inn hotel, which was being used to house asylum seekers, to Bescot Stadium station, where he attacked her on October 20 last year, Wolverhampton crown court was told.

Majek stabbed Whyte “over and over again” with a screwdriver, mainly to the head, left her “bleeding to death and then casually went back to his hotel”, Michelle Heeley KC, for the prosecution, told the court.

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The Business of Borders: The Economy of Virtue

How Western governments turned migration management into a taxpayer-funded industry.

The lights outside a motorway hotel in Kent still flash Vacancy, though every room is taken. Inside, corridors built for weddings and weekenders now house asylum seekers. The Home Office pays about £145 per person per night (roughly $180), six times the cost of standard housing, costing taxpayers nearly £8 million ($10 million) each day. At its peak, more than 50,000 people were housed across 400 hotels nationwide. The National Audit Office calls the scheme “unsustainable”: contracts signed in 2019 for £4.5 billion (about $5.6 billion) will balloon to £15.3 billion ($19 billion). The three main contractors, Serco, Mears, and Clearsprings, booked roughly £383 million ($480 million) in profit between 2019 and 2024, while the Home Office recovered less than one per cent in penalties. Britain spent an estimated £3 billion ($3.8 billion) on asylum accommodation last year alone, triple its 2019 figure. What looks like charity has become one of the government’s costliest business models

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Plainclothes Policeman Almost Lynched in Paris

On Saturday, October 11th, the rap group L2B organized a free concert at the Les Halles cultural hotspot in Paris. While the first part of the musical performance took place without incidents, the police asked the musicians to cancel the second part, “given the large crowd and to avoid any overflow,” Le Journal de Dimanche reported. While the capacity of the venue was limited to 800 people, only 45 minutes after the doors opened nearly 2,000 people were counted.

Tweet Translation“An undercover police officer is lynched on the ground during the dispersal of spectators who came to the Halles de Paris for the free concert by L2B, which was ultimately canceled.”

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Chicago: Violent insurrectionist shot by US border patrol after car ramming ICE agents indicted by federal grand jury

A Chicago woman shot multiple times by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents was recently indicted by a grand jury on federal charges of impeding a federal officer with a deadly weapon.

Prosecutors allege Marimar Martinez, 30, rammed the vehicle of federal agents with her own before they shot her, which they say was an act of self-defense. They also claim Martinez was armed.

Martinez’s lawyer, Christopher Parente, said footage from one of the agent’s body-worn cameras contradicted that account, and Martinez will plead not guilty at an arraignment scheduled in the coming days.

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Illegal alien trucker with ‘No Name Given’ on NY driver’s license ID’d as Indian after arrest in Oklahoma

The truck driver caught in Oklahoma with a New York State commercial driver’s license without a first name was identified as an Indian migrant who illegally entered the country in 2023.

ICE agents arrested Anmol Anmol after he was stopped by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol during a routine inspection at a truck scale off I-40 last month, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday.

Anmol handed over his legitimate New York-issued driver’s license, which had the words “No Name Given” in place of his first and middle monikers.

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L.A. County considers declaring state of emergency to fight back against ICE raids

As the Trump administration continues its immigration crackdown in Southern California, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors is considering issuing a state of emergency to provide the board with more power to assist those affected by the deluge of detainments and deportations.

“This escalation [in raids] puts thousands of our neighbors in extreme peril, so I believe we need to act now,” said Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, asserting that the declaration is necessary “to give us every tool available to fight back.”

California is determined to destroy itself.

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13-Year-Old Suspect Arrested for Shooting 6 in Swedish City Center

Six people were injured in a shooting on Friday night in the town of Gävle, Sweden. Gunfire erupted around 2 a.m. local time on a lively street lined with bars, restaurants, and shops, where people were out enjoying the evening. Swedish Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer described the incident as as “a very serious and ruthless act of violence.”

None of the victims—all teens—sustained life-threatening injuries, but all required hospital care, police spokesman Tobias Ahlén-Svalbro told Expressen.

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Chicago a war zone over ICE raids, and Illinois’s governor doesn’t think there’s a problem

Chicago is awash in insurrection. ICE agents carrying out their duties are now surrounded by violent, Mexican-flag wielding protestors hurling rocks and bottles. They’ve been boxed in by cars, and chased by doxxers, one of whom was shot in a melee yesterday and may have actually been involved in the car attack. A few days earlier, one was knocked down and dragged by a car driven by a violent illegal running from the long arm of the law.

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Noem: Anarchists Put $10K Bounty on Killing ICE Officers

Anti-American leftist anarchists are doxing, stalking, and targeting federal agents in coordinated plots across major U.S. cities, with some groups offering thousands of dollars to kidnap or kill them, according to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

“So our intelligence indicates that these people are organized,” Noem warned in a Sunday morning TV interview. “They’re getting more and more people on their team, as far as attacking officers, and they’re making plans to ambush them and to kill them.

h/t XC

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America has an army of helpers in its drive to mass deport illegal migrants

British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood recently met with US secretary of homeland security Kristi Noem, a staunch ally of President Trump. By most accounts, the meeting went surprisingly well, given their political differences, as they discussed their common goal of trying to curb illegal immigration.

Mahmood, like Noem, faces significant opposition from progressive judges to deporting illegal immigrants. In the UK, the courts recently blocked a migrant from being deported under the new “one in, one out” agreement with France, marking another instance of judicial obstruction of efforts to control Britain’s borders.

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ICE Tops 1000 Arrests in Chicago as SCOTUS Gives Immigration Enforcement Win

The U.S. Supreme Court gave the Trump administration a win against mass amnesty as ICE Chicago topped more than 1000 arrests of illegal aliens in one of the most challenging and crime-infested sanctuary cities in America.

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Illegal migrant school chief’s sordid past revealed: Sex, lies and DEI payouts

The school district superintendent arrested by ICE this week lied about attending MIT and was the subject of two sex discrimination lawsuits, The Post has learned.

Snappy-dresser Ian Andre Roberts, 51, was fired by Des Moines Public Schools after it emerged he was working illegally and had been avoiding a deportation order.

Roberts spent over twenty years bouncing around the nation’s education system, holding top posts from coast-to-coast, but also proved controversial.

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Judge denies Kilmar Ábrego García’s bid for asylum in the US

An immigration judge in Baltimore has denied Kilmar Ábrego García’s bid for asylum on Thursday, but he has 30 days to appeal.

Ábrego’s case has drawn national attention since the 30-year-old was wrongfully deported by the Trump administration to El Salvador in March. The Salvadorian national has an American wife and children and has lived in Maryland for years, but he originally immigrated to the US illegally as a teenager.

Following widespread pressure, the Trump administration returned him to the US in June. Upon his return, however, he immediately faced criminal charges related to human smuggling, allegations that his lawyers have rejected.

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