During the collaborative operation, OHP conducted a total of 520 interactions with motorists, leading to ICE netting 120 arrests for immigration violations.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/oklahoma-highway-patrol-and-ice-collaboration-nets-120-arrests-91-illegal-aliens-caught-with-cdls

North Carolina: CMPD is speaking out on the issue of repeat offenders in Mecklenburg County. Earlier today they said 60% of the people who committed violent crimes this year had prior charges. They even said a conversation may need to be had about the decisions of judges and magistrates.

Eli Brand

Nothing has the ability to turn a state red quite like 8 years of Gavin Newsom.

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BREAKING: President Donald J. Trump just signed an order directing the Secretary of War to ensure active-duty U.S. military personnel receive their paychecks on October 15th despite the Democrat Shutdown.

Here is the text of the order:

SUBJECT: Use of Available Department of War Funds for Military Pay and Allowances during the Lapse in Annual Appropriations

The current appropriations lapse, which includes a lapse in the annual appropriations that the Congress provides for the pay and allowances of military personnel, is now in its fifteenth day. Further, congressional leaders have indicated that political negotiations have stalemated and that the passage of the necessary bipartisan legislation to end the lapse is unlikely to occur before our active duty military personnel are scheduled to receive their next paychecks on October 15th. This potential outcome presents a serious and unacceptable threat to military readiness and the ability of our Armed Forces to protect and defend our Nation.

Accordingly, as the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the United States under Article 2 of the United States Constitution, I direct the Secretary of War, in coordination with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, to use for the purpose of pay and allowances any funds appropriated by the Congress that remain available for expenditure in Fiscal Year 2026 to accomplish the scheduled disbursement of military pay and allowances for active duty military personnel, as well as for Reserve component military personnel who have performed active service during the relevant pay period. Funds used for military pay and allowances during the current lapse should be those that the Secretary of War determines are provided for purposes that have a reasonable, logical relationship to the pay and allowances of military personnel, consistent with applicable law, including 31 U.S.C. 1301(a).

At the conclusion of the current lapse in appropriations, every effort should be made, as authorized by law, to adjust applicable funding accounts within the Department of War to ensure the continuation of Department of War operations and activities consistent with planned expenditures prior to the lapse.

DONALD J. TRUMP

⚠️Traffic Advisory⚠️

Expect traffic delays on Grand Ave between 1st St and 2nd St due to special event.

LAPD Central Division

Watch: A black Supreme Court justice thinks that black voters need assistance voting because they have the disability of being black.

"They don't have equal access to the voting system. They're disabled"

Senator Melissa Melendez

Supreme Court Hearing Arguments Today in Critical Voting Rights Act Case.

The US Census should never count illegal immigrants for purposes of congressional apportionment.

Read more: https://californiaglobe.com/fr/supreme-court-hearing-arguments-today-in-critical-voting-rights-act-case/

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Three Philadelphia Police officers rushed an unresponsive 10-month-old child to the hospital in a cruiser while performing CPR in the backseat.

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WATCH LIVE: President Trump holds press conference with FBI Director Kash Patel

MAKING AMERICA SAFER

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President Donald J. Trump: "Over the past few months, FBI offices in all 50 states made crushing violent crime a top enforcement priority, and that's what they did — rounding up and arresting thousands of the most violent and dangerous criminals.

Since the start of the Administration, the FBI has arrested over 23,000 violent criminals — more than double the number arrested in the final year of the Biden disaster.

"I want to thank Stephen Miller, who's right back in the audience," says POTUS as he touts his Administration's relentless effort to make our cities SAFE again.

"The people of this country love you."

(IT'S TRUE — WE LOVE STEPHEN!)

OPERATION SUMMER HEAT — MASSIVE SUCCESS

Attorney General Pamela Bondi on the Trump Administration's success fighting violent crime: "You have taken the handcuffs off them, and let them do their jobs — and you let cops be cops. That's why all of this is happening."

"This is a great day," says DAG Todd Blanche on the historic results of Operation Summer Heat.

"Every one of these arrests means that our streets are safer — and that's because of the work of this administration, of POTUS and FBI Director Kash Patel."

I had the honor of awarding Milwaukee Police Officer Ryan Sharp with First Responder of the Year. After Officer Daniel Gonzales was shot twice in February, Sharp’s quick action to stop the bleeding saved his life. It’s an honor to recognize Officer Sharp for his heroism!💙

Jessie Rodriguez

FBI Director Kash Patel lays out the historic results of Operation Summer Heat:

-8700 arrests of violent criminals
-2200 firearms seized
-421 kilograms of fentanyl seized
-2100 indictments

MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN!

NEW: Evergreen Park Police & Chicago Police responded to a shooting and "active shooter threat" at the Walmart.

Evergreen P.D. Cleared the Walmart, and found 2 gunshot victims. The suspect was a black male wearing all black with a large Mario logo on his shirt. He fled in a Chevy Malibu.

Joint team operation leads to stolen goods & an arrest. Miami PD, West Miami PD, HSI & Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office made an arrest & recovered nearly $1M in stolen goods, from phones to clothing & tobacco.

Miami PD