Security expert Bruce Schneier: “Not only is it not done right, but even if it was done right it would be the wrong thing to do.” Continue Reading →
TSA Flunks 96% of Undercover Security Tests
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DHS Ordered to Explain Secret Plan to Shut Down Phone Service
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The Department of Homeland Security has a plan to shut down mobile phone service during “critical emergencies.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: US, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Electronic Privacy Information Center, EPIC, SOP 303, Standing Operating Procedure 303
Ratcliffe: I Will Not Rubber-Stamp Abuse of the Constitution
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“If there is a shutdown, it’s because the president and the democrats care more about 5 million illegal aliens than they do about the safety of millions of Americans.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: US, Amnesty, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, HR 240, John Ratcliffe, US Representative
Federal Judge Declares Obama Immigration Actions ‘Unconstitutional’
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Written by Warren Mass
In an opinion filed on December 16, in the US District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, federal Judge Arthur Schwab said President Obama’s immigration actions are invalid, effectively count as “legislation” from the executive branch, and concludes that they are “unconstitutional.”
In rendering his opinion in the case, United States of America, Plaintiff v. Elionardo Juarez-Escobar, Defendant, Judge Schwab cited and quoted from President Obama’s November 20 nationwide address announcing his executive actions related to granting “deferred deportation” to millions of aliens living in the United States illegally. Schwarb prefaced his opinion:
On November 20, 2014, President Obama announced an Executive Action on immigration, which will affect approximately four million undocumented immigrants who are unlawfully present in the United States of America. This Executive Action raises concerns about the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branches of government. This core constitutional issue necessitates judicial review to ensure that executive power is governed by and answerable to the law such that “the sword that executeth the law is in it, and not above it.”
In its report on the case, Fox News noted that Schwab’s opinion is unique because it did not come in response to a challenge to Obama’s immigration executive action announcement. It is also unclear, noted the Fox News report, if the opinion will have any impact other than to rally critics and fuel momentum behind other lawsuits. Continue Reading →
Filed under: US, Arthur Schwab, Barack Obama, Constitution, Department of Homeland Security, Elionardo Juarez-Escobar, Executive Action, Executive Branch
States Sue Obama Administration Over Executive Order on Immigration
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Seventeen states have decided to pursue a lawsuit over President Obama’s executive order that would ease the threat of deportation for millions of illegal immigrants. Continue Reading →
Filed under: US, Alabama, Amnesty, Balance of Power, Border Security, Department of Homeland Security, Executive Order, Georgia
The United Nations Grabs for Internet Control
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As insane as it may seem, the ruling powers here in the United States are preparing to turn over the Internet — invented and built here — to the United Nations. Continue Reading →
Filed under: International, Internet, Science/Technology, US, 1984, Alternative Media, Barack Obama, Big Brother
Obama Executive Action Will Allow Illegal Immigrants in Military
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Under a new Obama administration policy made public on September 25, a small number of aliens living in the US illegally will be allowed to join the military. Continue Reading →
Filed under: US, Amnesty, Barack Obama, CBP, Customs and Border Protection, DACA, Deferred Action for Child Arrivals, Department of Defense
This Day at 1787 Convention: State Sovereignty and Standing Armies
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An organized state militia, considered to be last line of defense against a tyrannical federal government, is often rejected even by many within the liberty movement. Continue Reading →
Filed under: History, Politics, Charles C. Pinckney, Constitutional Convention, Department of Homeland Security, Elbridge Gerry, Federal Convention in Philadelphia, Federal Tyranny
2016 Will Be Here Before We Know It
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It doesn’t matter that you can quote the founding fathers, ONLY that you can match their resolve and turn this ship of state around! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Essays/Opinion, 2016, Chris Christie, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Interior, EPA, Essay
Did Pentagon Help Fund Facebook’s Mood Manipulating Experiment?
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The US military is studying “risks and tipping points for large-scale civil unrest” and ways to fiddle with the feelings of the millions of Facebook users.
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