John Solomon

1 week ago | voz.us | John Solomon

Kilmar Ábrego García, el salvadoreño deportado en el centro de un histórico caso de inmigración, admitió a las autoridades en 2019 cuando fue detenido por primera vez que entró ilegalmente en Estados Unidos y que no tenía base para solicitar asilo, según los informes policiales publicados este miércoles que también lo identificaron positivamente como miembro de la pandilla criminal MS-13 .

1 week ago | justthenews.com | Steven Richards |John Solomon

The deported El Salvadoran man at the center of an intense court battle was flagged in 2022 by the Biden administration as a "suspect alien" who was possibly involved in “human smuggling/trafficking” after a traffic stop hundreds of miles from his Maryland home, according to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) documents reviewed by Just the News. The records don't indicate whether the Biden administration ever followed up on the concerns.

1 week ago | justthenews.com | John Solomon

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the deported El Salvadoran man at the center of an historic immigration case, admitted to authorities in 2019 when he was first detained that he entered the United States illegally and had no basis for seeking asylum, according to police reports released Wednesday that also positively identified him as member of the MS-13 criminal gang.

1 week ago | conservativeangle.com | John Solomon

Go to Article Letitia James falsified records to meet lending requirements going so far as to claim on her application that she was married to her father. Mortgage fraud is a crime and Letitia James is facing 30 years in prison and up to a million dollars in fines“No one is above the law. Even when you think the rules don’t apply to you.” – Letitia JamesGW Law Prof Jonathan Turley on shocking Letitia James allegations: ‘The irony is crushing.

1 week ago | justthenews.com | John Solomon

The government's main housing loan agency has referred New York Attorney General Letitia James, a longtime nemesis of President Donald Trump, to the U.S. Justice Department for possible prosecution over alleged mortgage fraud, according to a letter obtained by Just the News. William J.