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Who is Brian Dawkins? DHS posts Philadelphia Eagles edits

Who is Brian Dawkins? DHS posts Philadelphia Eagles edits

The Department of Homeland Security is venturing into Philly territory with a new series of border control posts using an Eagles legend.

NFL Requests Homeland Security Remove Video Featuring Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins

NFL Requests Homeland Security Remove Video Featuring Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins

The National Football League (NFL) has formally requested that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) remove a video featuring Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins. This request follows a statement released by DHS, which indicated that the United States Border Patrol is 'actively tracking' migrants from Honduras and used football jargon, stating the department is 'playing lockdown defense' at the border. The specific content of the video featuring Brian Dawkins and its context within the DHS statement are not fully detailed, but the NFL's action suggests a concern regarding the use of its intellectual property or the association of one of its prominent figures with a politically charged message. DHS has not yet addressed the NFL's request to take down the video.

Eagles News: Outcoached by the Bears

Eagles News: Outcoached by the Bears

Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 9/29/26.

Texas City Council Candidate Misael Ramos Arrested on 'Riot Participation' Charge Following ICE Shooting Protest

Texas City Council Candidate Misael Ramos Arrested on 'Riot Participation' Charge Following ICE Shooting Protest

Misael Ramos, a candidate for city council in Austin, Texas, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of 'riot participation.' The arrest stems from his involvement in a protest against the shooting of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez by a federal immigration officer. Authorities allege that Ramos was captured on camera moving construction barricades, sandbags, and other items in an attempt to obstruct traffic during the Sunday protest. Ramos, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, denies any wrongdoing and plans to contest the charge, with his attorney stating that he observed chanting and protesting, not rioting. Ramos was released from custody after his arrest and criticized federal immigration raids in the community. The incident involving Garces Perez occurred when ICE officers in an unmarked truck reportedly sideswiped his car twice, leading to him being shot and subsequently taken into ICE custody with a bullet still in his back.

ICE Arrests Individuals Convicted of Serious Crimes, Secretary Mullin Cites President Trump's Policies

ICE Arrests Individuals Convicted of Serious Crimes, Secretary Mullin Cites President Trump's Policies

Over the recent weekend, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested several individuals convicted of serious crimes, including murder, child sexual assault, and child abuse. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced these arrests, emphasizing that these individuals, referred to as the 'worst of the worst,' should not have been in the United States. Secretary Mullin attributed the success of these operations to the leadership of President Trump, stating that under his administration, ICE has been 'unleashed' to target and remove undocumented individuals from communities. He asserted that arresting and deporting these individuals saves lives and contributes to making America safe. The arrests included individuals from various countries convicted of crimes such as murder in California, reckless homicide in Indiana, second-degree murder in Florida, lewd acts with a child in California, and sexual abuse of a minor in Maryland, among others.

Justice Department charges Venezuelan man shot by ICE officer in Austin

Justice Department charges Venezuelan man shot by ICE officer in Austin

By Julia Harte Sept 29 (Reuters) - A Venezuelan man shot by a federal immigration agent on September 20 in Austin, Texas, appeared in federal court on Tuesday after being charged with assaulting, resisting, interfering, and impeding a federal officer, the Justice Department said in a press release.

U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts Advocates for Agricultural Data Privacy and Fair Markets for Farmers

U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts Advocates for Agricultural Data Privacy and Fair Markets for Farmers

U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts has introduced the Agricultural Data Privacy Act, a bill designed to protect the intellectual property and data of farmers and ranchers. This legislation, modeled after a Nebraska state law, aims to ensure that agricultural producers have control over their data, including information on climate, weather, land, livestock, and yield. The bill mandates that companies must obtain express written consent from producers before using or selling their data, preventing its inclusion in boilerplate language. Senator Ricketts emphasizes that this measure will allow farmers and ranchers to choose how their expertise is shared, rather than being forced to disclose valuable information. Additionally, Senator Ricketts has been vocal about ensuring fair market access for U.S. agricultural products on the international stage, particularly in relation to trade commitments with Communist China. He has urged the administration to hold China accountable for actions such as letting import licenses fo...

New California law bans officers from using gloves that deliver electric shocks

New California law bans officers from using gloves that deliver electric shocks

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law banning local, state and federal officers from using gloves that can deliver electric shocks to people

U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill Introduces 'Barron's Law' to Enhance Trucking Safety and Immigration Compliance

U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill Introduces 'Barron's Law' to Enhance Trucking Safety and Immigration Compliance

U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) is preparing to introduce "Barron's Law," officially known as the "Trucking Safety and Accountability Act of 2026." This legislation aims to significantly tighten immigration requirements for commercial drivers, mandate English-language proficiency testing, and crack down on "chameleon carriers"—companies that operate under new identities to evade federal regulations. The bill also proposes imposing substantial penalties on companies that knowingly employ or contract with ineligible drivers. The legislation is named after Barron Ritchey, an 8-year-old boy who tragically died in 2023 when a wheel and tires detached from a tractor-trailer and struck his family's SUV near Hillsboro, Texas. The driver involved in that incident reportedly had an expired B-1 visa. Gill stated that the legislation seeks to prevent similar tragedies by ensuring that commercial truck drivers are lawfully present in the U.S. and possess adequate English language skills.

Senator Blumenthal Leads Forum on Deadly ICE Shootings, Criticizes DHS Practices

Senator Blumenthal Leads Forum on Deadly ICE Shootings, Criticizes DHS Practices

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) recently led a forum addressing deadly shootings involving federal immigration agents, featuring testimony from the families of victims. Brent Ganger, brother of Renée Good, who was killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, shared his experience, stating that his sister's death made him realize that no one in the country is untouchable. Senator Blumenthal expressed deep regret and criticized the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for failing to implement promised changes in its practices following these incidents. He highlighted that despite public outcry and assurances, DHS has repeatedly fallen short of its commitments to reform. The forum underscored ongoing concerns about accountability and operational procedures within federal immigration enforcement agencies.

GAO Report Reveals Millions Wasted on 'Alligator Alcatraz' and Other ICE Detention Projects

GAO Report Reveals Millions Wasted on 'Alligator Alcatraz' and Other ICE Detention Projects

A U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) report has uncovered significant financial waste by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other agencies in their efforts to expand detention capacity. The report, released Thursday, details costly problems with several initiatives pursued since President Trump returned to office in January 2025, aiming for mass detention and deportation. Among the highlighted issues is the 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility in Florida, which operated for a year before closing in June due to substandard and abusive conditions. ICE never formally contracted with Florida for this facility. Instead, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reimbursed the state through a $608 million Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant, authorizing a rate of $249 per detainee per day. This rate is 171% higher than ICE’s standard rate of $92. The report also noted that DHS is paying the same elevated rate for a second, still-operational facility in Sanderson, Florida. Other ins...

Eagles-Bears Final Injury Report: DeVonta Smith will play, Jonathan Greenard questionable

Eagles-Bears Final Injury Report: DeVonta Smith will play, Jonathan Greenard questionable

Week 3 game status updates.