Supreme Court Green Light Empowers Deportation Efforts
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a significant victory to the Trump administration by allowing the deportation of migrants to third countries without offering them an opportunity to demonstrate the potential harm they might face. This ruling overturned a previous judicial order that required the government to provide migrants a “meaningful opportunity” to express risks of torture at their new destination. The court’s liberal justices, Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the majority decision, highlighting the deep ideological divide on immigration enforcement approaches.
The DHS wasted no time celebrating the ruling, issuing a strongly worded statement: “The Supreme Court ruling is a victory for the safety and security of the American people,” according to the DHS statement. The department specifically targeted judicial activism that had previously hampered enforcement efforts, stating, “If these activists judges had their way, aliens who are so uniquely barbaric that their own countries won’t take them back, including convicted murderers, child rapists and drug traffickers, would walk free on American streets,” according to a DHS statement.
Self-Deportation Program Offers Carrots and Sticks
In a strategic move to increase deportation numbers while managing costs, the administration has repurposed a Biden-era app originally designed to help asylum seekers. The CBP Home app now serves as a platform for encouraging self-deportation through a combination of incentives and threats. Migrants who use the app to self-deport receive a $1,000 “exit bonus,” subsidized airfare, and temporary protection from ICE enforcement while they prepare to leave. This approach represents a significant shift in tactics from traditional deportation operations that require substantial manpower and resources.
“Do what’s right, leave now,” said Kristi Noem.
The messaging campaign supporting this initiative has been direct and unambiguous. A $200 million advertising effort has saturated media channels frequented by immigrant communities with warnings about the consequences of remaining in the country illegally. The administration has established clear penalties for non-compliance, including fines and potential criminal charges. Governor Kristi Noem has been particularly vocal in these communications, warning immigrants: “If you are here illegally, you’re next,” while also offering a potential path back through legal channels: “You will never return, But if you register using our CBP Home app and leave now, you could be allowed to return legally.”
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President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. has signed a new trade deal with China and is working on a potential agreement with India, highlighting his administration’s broader push for global trade reform alongside the “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
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WASHINGTON TIMES | Trump seizes momentum from ceasefire deal to expand peace in Middle East
Three days after brokering a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, President Trump is pursuing a broader Middle East peace plan—including ending the Gaza war and expanding the Abraham Accords—while rejecting reports downplaying the destruction of Iran’s nuclear capabilities.
FOX NEWS | EXCLUSIVE: Trump admin takes action after massive fraud uncovered at agency Dems tried to protect from DOGE
In response to a massive bribery scandal at USAID, SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler has ordered a sweeping audit of all federal contracting officers under the agency’s business development program since 2010, citing systemic failures in oversight and vowing decisive action to protect taxpayer dollars and small businesses.
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Hunter Biden SUED — Stunning Legal Betrayal Unfolds
Law Firm Takes Legal Action Against First Son
Winston & Strawn LLP, a prestigious law firm that represented Hunter Biden in multiple federal investigations, including his Delaware gun case, filed a lawsuit against him in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia on Monday. The firm alleges that Hunter owes them “substantially more than $50,000” in unpaid legal fees despite their extensive work on his behalf. The lawsuit reveals that Hunter signed an engagement contract on December 23, 2022, but has failed to honor his financial obligations to the attorneys who defended him.
Abrego Garcia Will Face Trial on Criminal Charges Before He Can Be Deported
Kilmar Abrego Garcia will stand trial on illegal immigrant smuggling charges before any attempt is made to deport him for a second time, an administration official said Thursday.
White House deputy press secretary Abigail Jackson made the clarification after Justice Department attorney Jonathan Guynn told U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis and Abrego Garcia’s lawyers on June 26 that the administration intends to deport him to a “third country” without providing a specific timeline.
“Abrego Garcia was returned to the United States to face trial for the egregious charges against him. He will face the full force of the American justice system—including serving time in American prison for the crimes he’s committed,
The Secret 15-Year Plan Behind US Strikes on Iran
Clandestine Pentagon program developed the bunker buster bombs specifically to take out Iran’s nuclear program.
WASHINGTON—The United States’ B-2 stealth bomber strike on Iran’s Fordow uranium enrichment facility was the culmination of more than 15 years of study and planning, according to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine.
Caine joined Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for a press briefing on June 26, in which the defense secretary said the June 21 bombing mission was a resounding success that set Iran’s nuclear development back by years.
Caine detailed the military planning that began in 2009 to design a purpose-built method to knock out the Fordow facility, which is buried hundreds of feet underground in a mountainous region of Iran.
