DOJ torches Democrats for 'shamelessly lying' about Minnesota voter roll request

Prominent Democrats accuse Attorney General Pam Bondi of using immigration crackdown as leverage for Minnesota voter rolls, while DOJ blasts those allegations as lies.

Source: DOJ torches Democrats for 'shamelessly lying' about Minnesota voter roll request

Can we all just blame the Jews?

Quote from: Brent on January 26, 2026, 11:59:39 AMI had an aunt that was collecting my uncle's CPP and Old Age Security for a lot of years after his death. She never got caught.

I dont have a problem with people who do this in America just as long as they paid in ITFP. Social Security is a ponzi scheme and needs to go the fuk away. I absolutely HATE FDR!

And these animals are wondering why agitators are being shot?

Listen to the exhaustion in that ICE agent's voice


How much sleep do you think these guys are getting each night under these circumstances and what do you think that does to their judgement in snap situations?

the stuff these leftist cockroach politicians don't consider

Leftists always lie and are shameless.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on January 25, 2026, 10:11:02 PMWith two very different philosophies and two very different outcomes depsite nearly equal ICE enforcement stats

In 2025, Florida saw a massive surge in immigration enforcement, with over 10,000 to 10,818 arrests reported between January and mid-2025
. A major, ongoing state-federal initiative, Operation Tidal Wave, resulted in over 10,400 arrests of "illegal aliens" from May to early 2026, marking a significant increase in local-federal partnerships.

As of late January 2026, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials reported that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested over
10,000 "criminal illegal aliens" in Minnesota since the start of the current presidential administration, with 3,000 of those arrests occurring in the roughly six weeks prior to January 20, 2026


in both situations there were roughly the same amount of enforcement actions

But the difference is: In Florida we allow ICE to enter the jails and grab the worst of the worst. We don't protect them, we don't cry for them and we certainly do not fight for them

and you know how many citizen fatalities and/or injuries we have to date? ZERO



So tell me again how ICE is the problem?

Let's be clear. Mr. Walz is the leader of a violent insurrection.

Carney now says Canada has "no intention" of a free-trade deal with China.

Let's be honest about how we got here.

Carney spent months travelling the world. Europe. Asia. The Gulf. Africa. No trade deals. No breakthroughs. No leverage built. By July, there was nothing concrete to show for it.

China was the easy stop. Not because it was smart, but because it was available. And instead of quietly managing that reality, Ottawa trumpeted a "new world order" narrative... as if leverage had replaced dependence.

It hadn't.

That's when Trump stepped in. Loudly. Crudely. Predictably.
And Canada got spanked.

Now suddenly we're back to law. Back to USMCA. Back to saying the courts will sort it out. And to be clear, Canada should win the legal argument under USMCA. The rules matter. The agreement matters.
But, did the China moves cut across that position anyway... especially on autos?

Because this isn't theoretical. Roughly 90 percent of Canadian auto manufacturing depends on U.S. market access. About 150,000 Canadian jobs sit directly behind that trade. This isn't diplomacy class. This is payroll.

Trade today isn't just about tariffs. It's about lawfare, standards, rules of origin, and leverage embedded in agreements. Courts matter more than ever. But courts don't replace strategy. And they don't protect you from bad sequencing.

Carney's mistake wasn't China.

It was pretending dependence had disappeared.
You don't declare a new world order before you've secured your old one.
Trump didn't invent Canada's vulnerability. He exposed it. And then he pushed on it.

This moment isn't about Trump versus China. It's about whether Canada understands that trade is now power, law, and leverage... not virtue signaling and press releases.

And whether we're finally prepared to act like a country that knows the difference.

Chris Cuomo interviewed Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey. Mr. Frey told Mr. Cuomo that he is under no obligation to obey any laws that he personally does not like.

Press secretary Karoline Leavitt clarified Homan's role in Minnesota on social media shortly after the post from Trump: "Tom Homan will be managing ICE Operations on the ground in Minnesota to continue arresting the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens. In addition, Tom will coordinate with those leading investigations into the massive, widespread fraud that has resulted in billions of taxpayer dollars being stolen from law-abiding citizens in Minnesota."

Trump added that "a major investigation is going on with respect to the massive 20 Billion Dollar, Plus, Welfare Fraud that has taken place in Minnesota."

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican widely expected to make another bid for the White House in 2028, was reportedly caught on tape tarring Vice President JD Vance with the same brush he uses on Tucker Carlson and criticizing President Donald Trump's tariff policies.

Unlike politicos keen to fault Vance for his enduring friendship with Carlson, Cruz has avoided publicly broadening his critique of the podcaster to the vice president. Behind closed doors, however, Cruz has apparently exercised no such restraint.

In secret recordings provided to Axios by an unnamed Republican source, which were apparently taken during a pair of private meetings with donors last year, Cruz allegedly characterized the vice president as a non-interventionist puppet of Carlson.

"Tucker created JD," Cruz reportedly says in the recordings. "JD is Tucker's protégé, and they are one and the same."