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The people united will never be defeated! Congratulations, President Lula.

If you let them in, and leave them in long enough to conquer the institutions, you will have to shoot them out. Don’t let them in.

A drunk man threatened to kill a bar worker's whole family outside the Sam Adams taproom in downtown Boston after getting kicked out, video shows. In the video, the man screams "I'm gonna kill you" and calls the staffer a "maggot" over and over, while the worker stands outside the bar. The video runs more than two and a half minutes. No word yet from authorities. Video via Reddit user websponger on r/PublicFreakout

Young voters are doing their part to make our country better. We can’t let them down. Make a plan to vote on Nov. 3rd: iwillvote.com/nh

REVEALED: Minnesota employers are recruiting nurses from KENYA—with green-card sponsorship, immigration costs covered and temporary housing. Their plans include placing nurses together in rural communities. The industry association helping expand the operation has a foundation awarded $1.68 MILLION in taxpayer grants for immigrant and refugee workforce programs. Global Care Recruiters co-founder Traci Larson explained the rural strategy: “we can’t place just one Kenyan nurse way out here in Marshall, MN.” Her recommendation: “We should probably look at a few [nurses].” The groundwork included a delegation to Kenya led by Democratic state Rep. Mohamud Noor. He helped establish a Nairobi examination center so Kenyan nurses could more easily take the licensing exam required for American nursing jobs. Minnesota providers visited recruitment agencies and nursing schools. Their stated purpose included: “represent Minnesota as a state to welcome diasporan nurses warmly” Four senior-care employers subsequently established Global Care Recruiters. By September, it reported more than 60 nurses in the pipeline and over 100 candidates undergoing legal review and employer interviews. Its website tells recruits: “Global Care Recruiters covers the cost of your immigration process—there are no fees for you to pay.” No repayment required. Partner employers provide temporary housing. LeadingAge Minnesota’s business subsidiary is helping run and expand the operation. Meanwhile, the association’s foundation received the taxpayer grants to build immigrant-worker recruitment and support resources—including a 64-page employer guide, translation devices, regional job fairs and a map connecting workers and families with more than 250 support organizations. It calls this: “practical infrastructure—not simply one-time programming” The recruiter’s ambitions extend beyond nurses to nursing assistants, culinary workers, dietitians and therapists—with potential expansion into other states and source countries. Larson’s own words: “why just Kenya?”

50 of New Hampshire’s 101 SAUs serve fewer than 1,000 students (fall 2025). In FY2024, NH spent $2,140 per student on administration (superintendent and principal offices). That’s 65% more than the U.S. average of $1,297.

🚨🚨 BREAKING: Former Vice President Mike Pence has been IMPLICATED in The DOJ’s investigation of former National Security Advisor John Bolton related to Pence’s framing of General Flynn to get him fired, his illegal possession of classified documents and his role in January 6th. Bolton recently described Pence as a “consistent ally” during President Trump’s first term. Pence is reportedly also being probed for unlawful leaks including sensitive national security matters from the Trump White House to the leftist media. Pence and Bolton are said to be facing indictment by a federal grand jury for a litany of federal crimes. They are the very definition of “the enemy from within”. May Justice be swift and fierce for these traitors.

Kamala in New Hampshire was a gift

Two Catholic bishops have expressed regret about agreeing to a White House meeting that produced a publicly distributed photo of them praying with President Donald Trump. Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, in a statement titled "A Public Apology," said Sunday that he had received many questions and comments — some of them distraught — about the meeting on Thursday which he and 11 other bishops attended. newsmax.com/us/trump-catholi…

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🇫🇷 La vidéo de l’attaque de Trappes confirme que l’individu visible est Kevin T., identifié comme militant antifa pro-palestinien chez l’AFPS. Il est lui-même apparu sur plusieurs photos avec Olivier Pareja, élu de gauche à Guyancourt et proche de la sphère LFI.

Texas dad deported by ICE to Ghana was then forced to go to Mali, a country that's unsafe for him, he says cbsn.ws/4yErJcQ

As Queen of Rap @NICKIMINAJ walked up the steps to join President Trump on stage, he graciously extended his hand to help her up. Trump then walked with her to the podium and even gave her a pat on the back. Gentlemen, take notes. God bless Trump and Nicki.🙏

60 Minutes obtained the names of 63 people on a deportation flight from Texas to West Africa. Of the 19 people we reached who were sent to Ghana, 17 say Ghana then transported them against their will to their home countries — places U.S. immigration judges had ruled they should not be returned to. A Department of Homeland Security lawyer told 60 Minutes he was not aware of cases in which Ghana had sent deportees home against their will. He also said he believes third-country removals have prevented crimes and made Americans safer. cbsn.ws/4yNhS4B

"Report this invasive species." "Let's purge NH of invasive pests." "Apt comparison between invasive plants and the Free State Project." That's how some NH Democrats, including my own town committee in Nottingham, talk about their neighbors. We're not pests. We're Granite Staters who want lower taxes and more freedom. Would you accept this language about any other group?

Texas resident and construction company owner Benny Melendez says he’s regretting his decision to vote for President Trump in 2024, in part because of ICE’s deportation efforts. “He said he was going to go and get all the criminals,” Melendez told CBS News’ @camiloreports. “Our workers are not the criminals.” Melendez says many of his workers are now scared to show up to work, fearing arrest and deportation.

A Texas father who had lived in the U.S. for 25 years with no criminal record was finishing his night shift as an Uber driver when immigration agents detained him. Without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge, he was put on a plane and sent first to Ghana, a country where he had no ties. He was then sent to his home country, despite a determination by a U.S. immigration court judge that he could not be deported there due to likely persecution. cbsn.ws/3Ude66r