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President Trump's Administration and Allies Pursue Limitations on Birthright Citizenship in U.S. Territories

President Trump's Administration and Allies Pursue Limitations on Birthright Citizenship in U.S. Territories

Following a Supreme Court reaffirmation of birthright citizenship in June, the Trump administration and its allies have initiated efforts to limit birthright citizenship in U.S. territories. Roger Severino of the Heritage Foundation suggested President Trump amend an Executive Order to apply to U.S. Territories, arguing they are not automatically bound by the 14th Amendment. Fox News host Laura Ingraham discussed this with Vice President JD Vance, who supported the idea. Subsequently, a member of the Congressional Freedom Caucus introduced the End Birthright Citizenship for Territories Act, which aims to deny citizenship to individuals born in U.S. territories from January 1, 2027, onward. President Trump then issued an Executive Order in August purporting to limit birthright citizenship in territories where citizenship is not conferred by federal statute. A report by Americans Advancing Freedom and the Edwin Meese III Institute further supported Congress's ability to limit U.S. citizenship for those born ...

Border Patrol video shows agents chasing migrants in El Paso drains

Border Patrol video shows agents chasing migrants in El Paso drains

The video begins with what appear to be migrants entering a drainage system and cuts to Border Patrol agents moving through underground tunnels.

Representative Van Orden Criticizes Sanctuary Policies, Citing Risks to Americans

Representative Van Orden Criticizes Sanctuary Policies, Citing Risks to Americans

Representative Derrick Van Orden, a Republican from Wisconsin, stated on Newsmax that Democratic-backed sanctuary policies are endangering American citizens by prioritizing undocumented immigrants. He specifically criticized policies that allow undocumented immigrants to obtain commercial driver's licenses, arguing that individuals unable to read American road signs should not be operating large commercial vehicles. Van Orden cited instances of Americans being injured or killed in accidents involving undocumented drivers, contrasting this with his own experience of needing to pass a German language driving test while stationed in Germany as a Navy SEAL. He also accused Democrats of defending undocumented immigrants accused of wrongdoing while neglecting American victims. His comments follow emotional testimony on Capitol Hill from Marcus Coleman, whose daughter was disabled in an accident involving an undocumented driver.

Fox News Personalities Discuss Top News Stories, Featuring Sean Payton

Fox News Personalities Discuss Top News Stories, Featuring Sean Payton

On August 31, 2026, Fox News aired a segment featuring prominent personalities Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, Sean Hannity, and Greg Gutfeld. These individuals provided their perspectives on the day's leading news stories. The broadcast, titled 'Fox News Highlights - August 31, 2026,' covered a range of topics, offering fresh takes from the hosts. Sean Payton was mentioned in the context of these discussions, indicating his relevance in current events and media discourse. The segment was part of Fox News's regular programming, designed to engage viewers with commentary on significant national issues and ongoing developments. The broadcast aimed to provide analysis and opinion from its well-known anchors and commentators.

Ann Coulter Continues to Advocate 'Great Replacement' Theory on Substack

Ann Coulter Continues to Advocate 'Great Replacement' Theory on Substack

Conservative author and commentator Ann Coulter is actively promoting the 'Great Replacement' theory through her Substack platform. Coulter's recent writings assert that European nations are 'finished' due to the influx of 'unassimilable cultures,' specifically referencing Muslim populations in London and Paris. She extends this argument to the United States, suggesting that while Europe is in the early stages of 'multiculturalism,' the U.S. is significantly further along. Coulter contends that the U.S. faces unique challenges due to its 2,000-mile border with Mexico, a 'third world country,' and the substantial income disparity between the two nations. She cites Harvard professor Samuel Huntington's observations from two decades prior to support her claims about the U.S. being 'uniquely screwed by its geography.' Coulter criticizes those who 'cheer for the U.S. becoming another Mexico,' attributing this perspective to a desire for cheap labor.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Closes 270 Trucking Schools Amid Fraud Crackdown, Citing Safety Concerns and Dalilah's Law

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Closes 270 Trucking Schools Amid Fraud Crackdown, Citing Safety Concerns and Dalilah's Law

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the closure of 270 trucking schools across the U.S., citing a crackdown on what he termed 'trucker fraud.' These schools are accused of failing to provide qualified instructors, lacking appropriate vehicles and facilities for training, and allowing individuals to pass tests without English proficiency. Duffy emphasized that English proficiency is a long-standing requirement for operating commercial vehicles. The Trump administration attributes this issue to what it calls President Biden's lax border policies and lenient laws in 'sanctuary states,' which it claims have enabled individuals, including undocumented immigrants, to obtain Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDLs) without proper qualifications. The White House is also promoting 'Dalilah’s Law,' named after Dalilah Coleman, who was severely injured by an undocumented truck driver. This proposed law aims to restrict who can obtain CDLs and would allow for federal highway funding to be withheld from states tha...

Ben Ferguson Discusses State Legislation on Immigration and Anti-Deportation Efforts on 'The Ben Ferguson Show'

Ben Ferguson Discusses State Legislation on Immigration and Anti-Deportation Efforts on 'The Ben Ferguson Show'

Ben Ferguson, host of "The Ben Ferguson Show" on Upstate Red Radio, recently discussed the surge of state legislation aimed at limiting or restricting aspects of federal immigration policies. In an episode titled "Blue States Flood the Zone With Anti-Deportation Legislation," Ferguson highlighted how certain states are enacting laws designed to counter federal efforts related to immigration and deportation. The discussion centered on the implications of these state-level actions, particularly how they interact with and potentially challenge federal authority on immigration matters. Ferguson's commentary suggests a growing divergence between state and federal approaches to immigration enforcement and policy. The episode delves into the specifics of these legislative efforts, examining their intent and potential impact on both documented and undocumented immigrants within these states. This topic is part of Ferguson's broader focus on political and social issues, which he regularly addresses on his podcast.

Congressman Cohen Questions ICE Accountability and Criticizes Immigration Policy in Memphis

Congressman Cohen Questions ICE Accountability and Criticizes Immigration Policy in Memphis

Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9), a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, questioned witnesses during a Republican-led Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on sanctuary jurisdictions. He raised concerns about the accountability of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents following incidents in Minnesota and criticized the competence of immigration policy leadership. Congressman Cohen specifically addressed a recent large-scale ICE raid in Memphis, where approximately one hundred people were apprehended from a bar in a Hispanic neighborhood. He stated, “We don’t need ICE in Memphis,” and emphasized the necessity for rational law enforcement and immigration policy, asserting that sanctuary cities are not the problem. He also expressed his objection, alongside the Memphis mayor, to the raid.

Fox News Host Rachel Campos-Duffy Questions President Trump's Venezuela Oil Deal

Fox News Host Rachel Campos-Duffy Questions President Trump's Venezuela Oil Deal

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy, wife of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, publicly questioned President Trump's recently announced oil deal with Venezuela. President Trump declared on Friday that he had secured "THE BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY" with Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez, which would grant the U.S. majority control over Venezuela's 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves. This agreement has drawn criticism because Rodríguez was not elected by the Venezuelan people but was installed as interim president by President Trump after U.S. Special Forces reportedly abducted former dictator Nicolás Maduro in January. Campos-Duffy expressed her concern that the deal was made without elections in Venezuela, stating that she believed the primary purpose of removing Maduro was to liberate the Venezuelan people and allow for a proper transition. She noted that Venezuelans do not trust Rodríguez and that President Trump's motivations would be questioned until elections occur.

Fox News' 'Gutfeld!' Episode Features Discussions on Dating, Hunter Biden, and NHL Pride

Fox News' 'Gutfeld!' Episode Features Discussions on Dating, Hunter Biden, and NHL Pride

The Fox News program 'Gutfeld!' aired an episode on Tuesday, September 1, which covered a range of contemporary topics. The show, hosted by Greg Gutfeld, is known for its satirical approach to current events, blending news analysis with pop culture commentary. Key discussion points during this particular episode included dating statuses, the ongoing developments surrounding Hunter Biden, and the National Hockey League's (NHL) involvement with Pride initiatives. The program offers a platform for examining these subjects through a unique lens, aiming to engage viewers with its distinct style of news interpretation and humor. This episode is part of the regular programming schedule for 'Gutfeld!', which provides daily commentary on various societal and political issues.

As New York moved to curb ICE cooperation, the agency arrested 2,100

As New York moved to curb ICE cooperation, the agency arrested 2,100

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin cast the immigration sweep as a rebuke to New York leaders and vowed federal arrests would continue.

China presses the US for answers after a man dies hours after entering ICE custody

China presses the US for answers after a man dies hours after entering ICE custody

The Chinese government is pressing for answers after a Chinese man died hours after being taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on a U.S. territory