Far-left California governor says LA riots all Trump's fault, decides to sue...

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It's a new high.  Or is it?

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Fight and destroy our enemies the jews and the mud race scum

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Marines Deployed To Another Third-World Country Full Of Hostile Foreigners

https://babylonbee.com/news/marines-deployed-to-another-third-world-country-full-of-hostile-foreigners

LOS ANGELES, CA — As has become the standard operating procedure for the military branch over the last half-century, 700 members of the United States Marines found themselves being deployed to yet another third-world country that is full of hostile foreigners.

In this latest deployment to a non-English-speaking wasteland, the Marines were supremely confident that they would be able to handle the marauding hordes of foreign nationals, despite the inhospitable conditions presented by the rubble and destruction of the surroundings.

"Same thing, different day," said Sergeant Heath Parsons. "We know the drill. We train and prepare until the day when our number is called and we have to report to save the world by traveling to some third-world hell-hole to confront foreign hostiles. We're used to it at this point."

Though there had already been some skirmishes in which Marines clashed with the angry natives in the area, the presence of the U.S. Military had already had an impact on the war-torn region. "You can catch little glimpses of what this place used to be like," said another Marine. "It's part of our job as Marines, in addition to being prepared to fight, to bring a little bit of hope with us from the United States to show places like this what life can be like under better circumstances."

Some of the foreigners cautiously welcomed the Marines, while others remained combative when faced with English-speaking Americans.

At publishing time, rumors persisted that the Pentagon was committed to eventually establishing a democracy in the area.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/article-14810047/Donald-Trump-trying-make-America-whiter-ESPN.html

President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration stems from a desire to make the country 'whiter' and not necessarily safer, according to podcaster and former ESPN personality Dan Le Batard.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday temporarily blocked a federal judge's order that directed Trump to return control of National Guard troops to California after he deployed them there following protests in Los Angeles over immigration raids. The court said it would hold a hearing on the matter on Tuesday. The ruling came only hours after a federal judge's order was to take effect at noon Friday.

Earlier Thursday, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer ruled the Guard deployment was illegal and both violated the Tenth Amendment and exceeded Trump's statutory authority. The order applied only to the National Guard troops and not Marines who were also deployed to the LA protests. The judge said he would not rule on the Marines because they were not out on the streets yet.

As Le Batard put it, it 'feels like state militia [is] rubber-bulleting about just basic American freedoms


Producer and Miami Marlins TV host Jeremy Tache agreed.

'This is a use of the military against our own people,' Tache said. 'If this was happening in any other country, we would be looking at that as one of the most horrifying things that could possibly happen.'

The Trump administration has urged immigration judges to deny asylum hearings, the vast majority of which involve Latin American immigrants, while simultaneously ushering in white Afrikaners seeking to leave alleged racist attacks in South Africa.

An initial group of 59 white South Africans arrived at Dulles International Airport in Virginia on a chartered flight last month under the new program announced by Trump. A second group of nine others arrived on June 2.

The Trump administration said it is offering refugee status to white South Africans it alleges are being persecuted by their black-led government and are victims of racially motivated violence. The South African government has denied the allegations and said they are a mischaracterization of the country.

The son of Cuban immigrants, Le Batard believes these efforts are intended to disenfranchise Latino asylum seekers.

'This is exactly how it is that you circumvent what feels like American democracy to make sure that the others never unite like a union,' he said. 'You can always make them the others, and you'll always have white people on your side.


'Trying to make this country whiter in a way that is overt, that is political, that is hateful, and allows you to keep the right to make all people other than you criminals based on whatever you make the laws, including just being brown, not having a license or being a criminal, because you're 'just like all those other dirty Mexican rapists that we had to build a wall to keep out.''

Le Batard wasn't arguing to forgive illegal immigration, but rather explained Trump's reaction to the problem is designed to marginalize America's ethnic minorities while rallying the President's white base.

'We can hide under the semantics argument of, well of course illegal people who are here committing crimes shouldn't be here,' Le Batard said. 'But that doesn't mean you should make all brown people and black people that.


Producer and Miami Marlins TV host Jeremy Tache agreed.

'This is a use of the military against our own people,' Tache said. 'If this was happening in any other country, we would be looking at that as one of the most horrifying things that could possibly happen.'

The Trump administration has urged immigration judges to deny asylum hearings, the vast majority of which involve Latin American immigrants, while simultaneously ushering in white Afrikaners seeking to leave alleged racist attacks in South Africa.