DHS Blasts “Lying” Officials at Maine Jail Who Released African Illegal Charged With Sexual Assault

DHS Blasts “Lying” Officials at Maine Jail Who Released African Illegal Charged With Sexual Assault

Federal authorities are pushing back against claims that they did not attempt to take custody of an illegal alien charged with sexually assaulting a woman in Maine.

On June 16, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) apprehended Mahamat Djamous, a criminal illegal alien from Chad.

Djamous, who also uses the alias “Aguid Mahamat,” legally entered the U.S. on Nov. 11, 2024, with permission to stay in the country until May 10, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) explained to Border Hawk in a statement.

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Ottawa expects many Ukrainian refugees to return home when war ends

Ottawa expects many Ukrainian refugees to return home when war ends

CALGARY — More than 308,000 Ukrainians entered Canada through a special federal program, but immigration officials expect many will eventually leave the country and return home once conditions improve.

A Department of Immigration briefing note obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter said Canada remains committed to providing Ukrainians and their families with temporary refuge while the war continues.

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The backstory to that takeaway: Delivery riders apparently working for big brands like Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats live in shanty towns for the homeless where they don’t even have access to running water

The backstory to that takeaway: Delivery riders apparently working for big brands like Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats live in shanty towns for the homeless where they don’t even have access to running water

Migrants are living in illegal tent shanty towns – while working as delivery drivers for global brands like Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats.

The Daily Mail has discovered instances of delivery workers for all three brands living in homeless encampments in the capital this week.

At the largest such camp, under a bridge in fashionable Shoreditch, east London, we saw several delivery riders setting off for or returning from work while living in squalid conditions without access to running water.

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As he faces internal leadership questions, Poilievre says Conservative MPs should ‘fight’ for Canadians

As he faces internal leadership questions, Poilievre says Conservative MPs should ‘fight’ for Canadians

OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on his MPs to continue to “fight for the jobs of Canadians” as some are privately expressing concerns over his polling numbers, the current electoral prospects of the party and their own seats.

“My job is to continue to fight for the common people, fight for affordability, and to fight for safe streets for our country, and that’s what I will continue to do,” Poilievre said when speaking to reporters in Vancouver on Sunday as he called for the federal government to extend the pause on the federal gas tax until Canada Day 2027.

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Germany is sleepwalking into a surveillance state

Germany is sleepwalking into a surveillance state

Germany’s defense and security overhaul entered a new phase on Wednesday, with cabinet approval for a bill to significantly expand the powers of national intelligence agencies. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt celebrated the biggest intelligence shake-up since the Second World War as “transforming our intelligence services into genuine secret services”, but opponents see something more sinister behind the reforms.

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Canada Is Fighting Organized Crime the Wrong Way

Canada Is Fighting Organized Crime the Wrong Way

A record seizure in northwest Edmonton should have prompted more than a discussion about unpaid tobacco taxes. Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) investigators, supported by Edmonton police, seized nearly 158,000 cartons containing more than 31.6 million illegal cigarettes from a commercial property in June.

The shipment was valued at more than $29 million and represented an estimated $9.4 million in avoided provincial taxes, and is the largest contraband tobacco seizure in AGLC history.

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Britain installs first 15mph speed limit for cyclists

Britain installs first 15mph speed limit for cyclists

Britain’s first 15mph bike lane will aim to tackle the scourge of speeding cyclists increasingly threatening the safety of pedestrians.

Cambridge, Britain’s cycling capital, has introduced new limits along one of the city’s most popular bike routes.

Cambridgeshire county council said the move was in response to regular concerns from residents “including older people and families with young children” over cyclists travelling at “excessive speeds”.

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MORGAN: Anti-automobile activists disguise themselves as safety activists

MORGAN: Anti-automobile activists disguise themselves as safety activists

Scratch a pedestrian safety group, and you will find an anti-automobile activist underneath every time. The latest group has labelled itself “Coalition to Reduce Auto Size Hazards,” and hasn’t even bothered to build itself a website. But they did catch the attention of legacy media outlets when they highlighted a recent study that profoundly concluded that pedestrians have a higher chance of fatality when hit by larger vehicles rather than smaller ones. Being hit by a train is more likely to kill you than being hit by a scooter as well, but that’s hardly news. It’s physics.

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Not a crime to shove legalized pot up butt says prisoner

Not a crime to shove legalized pot up butt says prisoner

A package of cannabis that may have been purchased legally from a government-owned store became illicit when a detainee at a Quebec prison stuffed it in his anus, the province’s highest court has ruled.

The decision comes in the case of Vincent Tardif, who had appealed a conviction for possessing cannabis with the intent to distribute, arguing that the prosecution hadn’t proven that he knew the cannabis he possessed was illicit.

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Dallas Airport Shelves Muslim Washing Facilities After Texas Governor Threatens Airport Funding

The Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport was mulling the installation of special washing rooms to facilitate prayers by its Muslim passengers. A DFW spokesman told The Epoch Times Saturday that the airport has shelved those plans after objections by the governor of Texas.

The airport was “in the process of evaluating an internal proposal to add a set of ablution washing stations on the pre-security side of Terminal D” for international passengers, the spokesperson wrote in a statement.

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B.C. land transfers to First Nations pose problems for rest of Canada

B.C. land transfers to First Nations pose problems for rest of Canada

The British Columbia government is set to give Hatley Castle, the home of former B.C. premier James Dunsmuir, to the Songhees First Nation as part of B.C.’s aggressive land-claims process.

Hatley Park is also the site of Royal Roads University, a public university that replaced the Royal Roads Military College, where generations of the naval officers were trained during the Cold War.

Because Hatley Park and the Castle are on federal land, Ottawa is involved in the transfer, too.


I will vote for anyone who ends the Indian act scam.

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The Only Reason Luigi Mangione Had Fans Is Because He Was a Murderer

The Only Reason Luigi Mangione Had Fans Is Because He Was a Murderer

Two leftist assassins, Luigi Mangione and Charlie Kirk’s killer Tyler Robinson developed insane (mostly female) online cult followings is because they were guilty. If they weren’t guilty, there wouldn’t have been Marxists wearing Mario Bros hats outside the New York City courthouse and Candace Owens wouldn’t have turned her podcast into a ‘true crime’ effort to blame the murder on Erika Kirk and whoever else she had a grudge against.

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