American Wire

6 days ago | americanwirenews.com | Chris Donaldson

A pesky Democrat senator may have scored a big personal victory by getting to meet alleged MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, but he may have done great damage to the party’s latest hoax. After at first being rebuffed in his efforts to hook up with the so-called deported “Maryland man” on his trip to El Salvador, Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) sat down with the gang banger who, despite the 24/7 hysteria from Democrats and the media, looked fit and healthy.

1 week ago | americanwirenews.com | Vivek Saxena

Two men, one with possible ties to Tren de Aragua, kidnapped, tortured, and then left for dead a 58-year-old woman in Washington State. The kidnapping occurred around 10:00 pm late on Jan. 21st as the unnamed woman was arriving home from work, according to Seattle station KOMO. Suspects Kevin Daniel Sanabria Ojeda, 24, and Alexander Moises Arnaez-Gutierrez, 25, forced the woman into a car and then began torturing her.

1 week ago | americanwirenews.com | Vivek Saxena

At least 26 Americans held abroad have been released since President Donald Trump assumed office in January. The releases began on Jan. 21st, when Ryan Corbett and William McKenty were released by the Taliban as per a deal set up by the Biden administration. Corbett lived in Afghanistan because he worked for NGOs, according to Fox News, while there aren’t many details on why McKenty lived there. The next release occurred on Jan.

1 week ago | americanwirenews.com | Tom Tillison

Sanctuary governors who prioritize the harboring of illegal immigrants over the best interests of American citizens are being called onto the carpet — so to speak. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., sent letters to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, and New York Gov.

1 week ago | americanwirenews.com | Tom Tillison

An unimpressed President Donald J. Trump chuckled over Beijing’s latest counter in the tariff standoff between the two nations. China’s National Film Administration announced on Thursday that the number of American films allowed to be shown within China will be reduced, which comes after Trump said the combined tariff on Chinese goods would rise to 125%. A reporter asked Trump during a Cabinet meeting, “China retaliated today by reducing the number of American films that can be shown there.