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If you think people should be able to attack law enforcement with impunity, and you willfully misrespresent what happened in an event like this, I think you're the bad guys.
Maybe it's just me.
President Donald Trump appears to have pulled off another great move in Venezuela.
He announced that, at his request, the interim regime has now released many political prisoners, as a sign of "seeking peace." This includes members of the opposition.
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Trump said because of the release, he was cancelling a "second wave of attacks," but they would keep ships in place to maintain security.QuoteAmong those released was Biagio Pilieri, an opposition leader who was part of Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado's 2024 presidential campaign, according to Foro Penal, an advocacy group for prisoners based in Venezuela's capital, Caracas. Also released was Enrique Márquez, a former electoral authority and candidate in the 2024 presidential election, the organization said.
Videos posted by journalists on social media show Márquez and Pilieri embracing loved ones on the streets outside the prison. One video showed Márquez beaming and video-calling family members, saying, "Soon I will be with you all."
Five Spanish citizens — including the prominent Venezuelan-Spanish lawyer and human rights activist Rocío San Miguel — were also released in the afternoon and, as the night wore on, reports trickled out of more detainees walking free. Relatives who waited for hours outside a prison in Guatire, about an hour east of Caracas, briefly chanted, "Libertad! Libertad!" meaning "Freedom! Freedom!"
President Donald Trump appears to have pulled off another great move in Venezuela.
He announced that, at his request, the interim regime has now released many political prisoners, as a sign of "seeking peace." This includes members of the opposition.
...
Trump said because of the release, he was cancelling a "second wave of attacks," but they would keep ships in place to maintain security.QuoteAmong those released was Biagio Pilieri, an opposition leader who was part of Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado's 2024 presidential campaign, according to Foro Penal, an advocacy group for prisoners based in Venezuela's capital, Caracas. Also released was Enrique Márquez, a former electoral authority and candidate in the 2024 presidential election, the organization said.
Videos posted by journalists on social media show Márquez and Pilieri embracing loved ones on the streets outside the prison. One video showed Márquez beaming and video-calling family members, saying, "Soon I will be with you all."
Five Spanish citizens — including the prominent Venezuelan-Spanish lawyer and human rights activist Rocío San Miguel — were also released in the afternoon and, as the night wore on, reports trickled out of more detainees walking free. Relatives who waited for hours outside a prison in Guatire, about an hour east of Caracas, briefly chanted, "Libertad! Libertad!" meaning "Freedom! Freedom!"
The second Georgia state House member accused of fabricating claims to collect federal unemployment benefits during the pandemic has announced her retirement.
Karen Bennett of Stone Mountain, located roughly 20 miles from Atlanta, is facing one count of making false statements to collect $13,940 as of Monday.
During an initial court appearance, Bennett opted to waive indictment and was released on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty to the charge. In federal court, the decision to waive indictment often precedes a guilty plea.
On Thursday, Bennett, a Democrat, resigned from the position she has held since 2012 representing portions of DeKalb and Gwinnett counties.
In October, a politically connected illegal alien was charged with ramming ICE vehicles in Los Angeles. He was shot and wounded by an ICE officer, but after a grand jury indicted the illegal alien, an Obama judge threw out the charges.
The case was all too typical of how commonplace car attacks on ICE and immigration law enforcement had become and how sanctuary cities had conspired to legalize them.
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Democrat officials, including Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, have tried to pretend that the fatal shooting showed that ICE is violent and “out of control.” The media has barraged viewers with that same false narrative using misleading and out of context scenes.
But there is a pattern to ICE shootings. Every ICE shooting in the last 4 months involved individuals trying to ram ICE personnel with their vehicles just like the Minneapolis case.
The media will never discuss that pattern, but it explains what happened in Minneapolis.
When Leftist Renee Good hit an ICE agent in Minneapolis yesterday, it wasn't the first time ICE agents were the targets of vehicle rammings. Cars are deadly weapons, and there's plenty of legal precedent to justify the ICE agent shooting Good after she struck him with her vehicle.
In the last year, ICE and CBP agents have been involved in more than 100 such incidents.
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Call it what it is
- a war on cities and states with Democratic party leadership.
Wake the **** up people.
Yet, not only did the Democrats seem to want to ignore reality, they manipulated it with what they were tweeting out to their followers, as they stoked division with their X account. They left out the fact that she hit the ICE agent in a despicable graphic they posted. That's a rather critical part of the story to leave out. Instead, they suggested she said something non-confrontational, and then there were "gunshots."
Now comes the next part — the part they seem to have been agitating for: the agitators in the streets over the "murder." It doesn't matter that the facts don't support the lie. The Democrats don't care about reality.
The radical mob hit Minneapolis hotels on Friday night, looking for ICE agents.
They stormed The Depot Hotel. You can see someone carrying a flag for the Communist Party of the USA.
What did DUmmies call it when Obama deported 3M?
