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The Left's "Temporary" Amnesty Weapon + Where's The Beef?

In six days, the Trump Administration will complete another major achievement on immigration: Rescinding El Salvador's 25-year-old "temporary" protected status for illegal immigrants. Andrew and Blake explain how TPS has functioned as a core tool for the left to transform the cou ...  Show more

Why Tyler Robinson Pleaded Not Guilty + Suicidal Empathy and Lindsay Clancy

After a marathon all-day hearing, Judge Graf finally ruled that Tyler Robinson will move to a trial on capital murder. Andrea Burkhart dissects the events of Tuesday and explains why Robinson was going to plead "Not Guilty" no matter what. Rep. Brandon Gil explains the importance ...  Show more

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