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ELRICH SAYS COUNTY NOT RELEASING DANGEROUS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS (MyMediaMC.org)
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich disputed the notion that the “county” was releasing dangerous illegal immigrants into the community. He said county jailers follow the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution as well as legal opinions issued by the Maryland attorney general.
“People have referred to us as a ‘sanctuary city.’ A lot of my friends wish we were a sanctuary city. We have not taken that step because there are circumstances … where we do call ICE,” Elrich said Tuesday. ICE is the acronym for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. [Read More]
Maryland Officials Failed to Honor ICE Detainers for Two Subsequently Charged in Gang Killing (CIS)
Maryland has more than enough home-grown killers. The first paragraph in a recent news article suggests that certain of the powers-that -be in the Free State think that there are still not enough: “Two teens charged with the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Prince George’s County were in the country illegally, previously locked up and should not have been walking free according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).” Did I mention that the murder of the girl (14-year-old Ariana Funes-Diaz, whose body was found on May 15) was reportedly related to MS-13? If you are not outraged, you are not paying attention. Most aren’t doing either. [Read More]
MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell admitted he made an “error in judgment” after airing a singled-sourced, unverified report that President Trump had loans co-signed by Russian oligarchs.
“Last night I made an error in judgment by reporting an item about the president’s finances that didn’t go through our rigorous verification and standards process. I shouldn’t have reported it and I was wrong to discuss it on the air. I will address the issue on my show tonight,” O’Donnell tweeted Wednesday afternoon. [Read More]
How To Replace Howard Zinn’s Communist Account Of U.S. History For American Kids (The Federalist)
The perfect companion accompanied my family’s trip West this summer in the modern covered wagon: A new, single-volume book of U.S. history. As our RV motored across the plains, I read of how they were discovered and settled. I looked across the prairies, the badlands, and the mountains and imagined myself coming in an ox-drawn cart instead of a motor vehicle with a gas stove and bathroom. [Read More]
