Law and order

The city of Aurora is considering a measure to slam shut the flow of city services and spending going toward illegal immigrants brought in by other cities and non-governmental organizations. City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky made it clear that under the resolution illegal immigrants, "will receive no services from the city of Aurora."
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A whole sector of Austin, TX went without a single patrol officer for hours on Saturday due to plummeting staffing levels in the Texas capital that defunded police in 2020 during the height of the BLM/George Floyd riots.
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Reports from North Carolina have revealed that the newly proposed Basic Law Enforcement Training now includes "gender-neutral" terms for public communication, 64 terms for "gender identity," and cuts back on constitutional law training.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is making his final appeal in London to avoid extradition to the U.S. and facing 17 charges of espionage and one charge of computer crimes. Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of U.S. legislators have demanded the Biden Administration drop the extradition and all charges against him.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Friday that the state will construct a military base for the Texas Military Department near Eagle Pass capable of housing 1,800 personnel and expandable to 2,300. From the new base, the Texas National Guard will manage its continuing operations in the area over the long term.
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The Biden Department of Justice has announced a lawsuit against the state of Tennessee for the state's laws making the knowing spread of HIV through "Aggravated Prostitution" a Class 3 Felony with a violent sex offender registry.
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Multiple outlets have confirmed that these eight non-governmental organizations are working to funnel illegal immigrants into the U.S. and provide them aid and comfort after they arrive. Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) is leading the charge to stop their funding in Congress.
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After publicly extolling the circumnavigation of an Iranian destroyer and a converted oil tanker, the Commander of Iran's Navy has claimed that Antarctica belongs to Tehran and plans to "raise the flag there," establishing a military and research base at the South Pole.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Biden administration has circulated a report that it is planning the release of thousands of illegal immigrants due to a $700 million budget shortfall.
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Senator Tommy Tuberville responded to reports that the Biden Administration has been providing health care services to illegal immigrants using the extremely limited and massively overextended resources of the Department of Veterans' Affairs.
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A Vermont State's Attorney is under heavy criticism after arriving at a crime scene allegedly intoxicated, refusing sobriety tests leading to her arrest and arraignment, and firing off an "extremely unprofessional" email to law enforcement leaders.
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Amidst a debate between two Democrat members of Congress and the sole Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in California, the prospect of increasing the minimum wage came up.
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A team from NBC News explored the flood of cartel-supplied fentanyl and methamphetamines that are exploding throughout the Blackfoot Reservation in Montana, overwhelming the extremely limited tribal and federal law enforcement.
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A District Attorney facing a massive recall effort is getting DOJ and state-level assistance to tackle out-of-control crime "carjacking, attempted murder or fentanyl trafficking."
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A proposed New Jersey bill will change obscenity laws to allow the exhibition of obscene and pornographic materials in schools, protect the librarians and teachers who do so, and open parents who criticize and protest to civil lawsuits.
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