The comments came after residents have been speaking out against the negative impact the Haitians have brought to their community, alleging several reckless driving incidents and consumption of house pets, as reported by the Daily Mail. Haitian refugees have relocated to Springfield under a Biden-Harris administration program allowing them TPS, or temporary protective status in the US. Special visas are given to refugees from Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Cuba. In the city of about 70,000, some 20,000 Haitian refugees have come there just in the past few years.

“So you might imagine there are some challenges with, you know, integrating a new population,” Legend said in an Instagram video posted on Thursday from his Beverly Hills mansion. “New language, new culture, new dietary preferences. All kinds of reasons why they might be growing pains.”

“We had about 15,000 or so immigrants move to my town of 60,000,” Legend continued. “Now you might say, ‘Wow that’s a lot of people for a town that only had 60,000 before. That’s a 25 percent increase. That is correct.” […]

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“The Court should reimpose its order granting bail pending appeal, so Mr. Bannon is not forced to serve his entire sentence” before the full benches of the DC Circuit or Supreme Court “can hear his case on the merits,” Attorneys Trent McCotter and Evan Corcoran wrote.

They also wrote that if bail isn’t approved, “Mr. Bannon respectfully requests that the Court reduce his sentence (even a few days per conviction would suffice) and impose a period of supervised release (again, even a few days per conviction would suffice) so he can be eligible to utilize First Step Act credits.”

Bannon began serving his four-month sentence in a Connecticut federal prison on July 1, and is currently scheduled to be released on October 29. Bannon was convicted of contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena from the J6 Committee, after the communication being sought was deemed to be protected under executive privilege. Trump later revoked privilege so that Bannon could comply with the subpoena, but Congress, and a court, decided to go ahead with the charges. […]

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While speaking at the border on the Biden-Harris administration’s failed border policies Thursday afternoon, Donald Trump said that he was unaware of reports that a manhunt was underway in the same area for a man who threatened to kill him.

A reporter asked Trump whether he had heard of the manhunt in Cochise County, the same county where Trump was speaking, before arriving in the area, to which Trump said no.

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Footage from the event showed individuals participating in the festivities while fully nude. When questioned by Hansen, nearly all of the nude attendees dismissed concerns about children being present at these sorts of events. One such participant, a man with his face painted, defended public nudity when questioned by Hansen.

“Should nudity be more welcoming around kids?” Hansen asked.

“Yes,” the man immediately responded. “None of the crybabies and parents who complain about it can never explain exactly how a child is harmed by seeing a human body. Every study that’s been done on the subject shows that it’s not harmful.” […]

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The TikToker, who goes by @theunapologetictiff, described how the employee saw her changing without a shirt or bra on and that the two made eye contact. The encounter left her feeling violated and deeply uncomfortable.

“I am not trying to be dramatic, but I did not have a shirt on, I did not have a bra on and I just feel really violated that he saw me,” she expressed in her video posted to TikTok. “I just feel, like, really yucky that a man saw part of my naked body that I did not want to see my naked body.”

The woman went on to explain that it was hard for her to “come down” from the incident. When she went to the front desk to complain what had happened was unacceptable, she was dismissed by the gym staff. She also pointed out that the gym currently has a special promotion that offers free memberships to teenagers for the summer. […]

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During the debate, President Biden spoke about immigration where he claimed that his administration had significantly increased the number of asylum officers. He went on to say that the Border Patrol endorsed him and endorsed his position on border security.

This statement prompted a strong reaction from the Border Patrol Union, which immediately posted, “To be clear, we never have and never will endorse Biden.” Brandon Judd, president of the Border Patrol Union, appeared on Fox News to set the record straight on Biden’s debate claim and border policies.

“The border can be secured tomorrow if we would go back, and we would look at the policies that were in place that President Trump built. They were great policies,” Judd said. […]

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“January 6 was an unprecedented attack on the cornerstone of our system of government — the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to the next. I am disappointed by today’s decision, which limits an important federal statute that the Department has sought to use to ensure that those most responsible for that attack face appropriate consequences,” Garland’s statement read.

“The vast majority of the more than 1,400 defendants charged for their illegal actions on January 6 will not be affected by this decision. There are no cases in which the Department charged a January 6 defendant only with the offense at issue in Fischer. For the cases affected by today’s decision, the Department will take appropriate steps to comply with the Court’s ruling.” […]

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While the crowd chanted “Lock Him Up!” repeatedly, Biden responded, “There’s time for that.”

The rally comes after a dismal performance from the incumbent president on Thursday evening. During the debate as well as in during other parts of the campaign, Biden has been critical of Trump for saying that he will have “retribution” when he becomes president. When Trump was pressed on the topic in the debate by moderators, Trump said, “Well, I said my retribution is going to be success. We’re going to make this country successful again, because right now it’s a failing nation. My retribution is going to be success.”

Biden responded in the debate, “The idea that you have a right to seek retribution against any American just because you’re president is wrong. It’s simply wrong. No president’s ever spoken like that before.” Biden has made similar comments along the campaign trail and at other events. […]

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The activists contacted her broker and filed an ethics complaint, claiming that Mauck had made “derogatory statements” about the LGBTQ community, referring to its members as “pedophiles.” Her broker caved to the pressure and ended his partnership, forcing her to find another position. She eventually founded her own brokerage, Freedom Realty USA, to prevent a similar scenario from playing out in the future.

According to the Daily Signal, Mauck filed the lawsuit with financial assistance from the Coalition for Liberty, a legal group that helps victims of cancel culture. The defendants are Athens Pride and Queer Collective, Danielle Carmella Bonanno, and Fiona Bell, who also goes by Felix Bell. […]

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The article about the far-left “Squad” member’s failed re-election bid was originally headlined: “Bowman Falls in House Primary, Overtaken by Flood of Pro-Israel Money.” The outlet has long been accused of being antisemitic, having an anti-Israel bias, and was even complicit in underreporting the Holocaust.

The headline ran after Bowman and far-left allies had devoted much of the campaign to claiming that money from Jews and Jewish lobby groups including the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) were working to defeat him. […]

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