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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 5:11am

  This story specifically references two people awaiting deportation.
  One was imprisoned on multiple felonies. The other entered the U.S. illegally and had his asylum claim denied by a judge.
  
  Deeply misleading framing, as ever with these types of stories. https://t.co/xOrcw58XaF

  — Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) October 30, 2026

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  This story specifically references two people awaiting deportation. One was imprisoned on multiple felonies. The other entered the U.S. illegally a…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 5:04am

  Kenis Lopez Gonzalez crossed the border in October 2022. An immigration judge heard his case and ordered him removed. That is a deportation order.
  

  Rep. Craig Left Out the Part Where a Judge Ordered Him Deported
  @RepAngieCraig wants you to think ICE ignored a court and dumped a law-abiding Minnesotan in Africa.
  
  Read the file, not the press release. Kenis Lopez Gonzalez crossed the border in October 2022. An immigration judge heard his case and ordered him removed. That is a deportation order.
  
  The same judge granted withholding of removal, and withholding does exactly one thing. It bars sending him to Nicaragua. Not anywhere. Nicaragua.
  
  So no, he did not have "a court order preventing his deportation." He had a court order preventing his return to one country.
  
  Congress wrote third-country removal into the INA for this exact situation. Somebody has a final order, his home country is off the table, so he goes to a country that will take him. The Supreme Court let the practice go forward last year.

  — Scott Mechkowski (@ScottMechkowski) November 1, 2026

  

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  Rep. Craig Left Out the Part Where a Judge Ordered Him Deported @RepAngieCraig wants you to think ICE ignored a court and dumped a law-abiding Minne…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 5:01am

  I don’t know how many times Muslims have to say they are here to takeover Western Nations before our leaders take it seriously
  Muslim in the UK says “I'm a Muslim, I live in the UK. There's more mosques than churches in London — Alhamdulillah, we're taking over in the name of Allah”
  
  They are literally TELLING YOU, quote “We’re taking over” and they keep telling us they are here to take over but for some reason we don’t have mass deportations talks
  
  We need mass deportations
  
  Also this Muslim is wrong, there are still substantially more churches than mosques in London
  
  But it shows what they want to do. Takeover

  — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) November 1, 2026

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  I don’t know how many times Muslims have to say they are here to takeover Western Nations before our leaders take it seriously Muslim in the UK says…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:59am

  Last month, Elissa Slotkin brags about how she went to Poland and Hungary and "brought home the playbook to get out of 'authoritarian' governments." WTAF. 🤯
  The Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland, Radosław Sikorski is celebrating the globalist coup. Here he is last month alongside Elissa Slotkin.
  
  Are you awake yet?!

  — Erikaaa (@ErikaCA47) October 31, 2026

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  Last month, Elissa Slotkin brags about how she went to Poland and Hungary and "brought home the playbook to get out of 'authoritarian' governments."…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:57am

  Chris Pappas is New Hampshire's U.S. Senate Democrat candidate
  He wants:
  
  - Statehood for Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico
  - Packing the Supreme Court
  - Legal status for illegal immigrants
  - Prosecutions of Trump officials
  - Ban voter ID
  
  Share with NH Republicans. Vote Tuesday. https://t.co/GDZIbJKrFZ

  — Kevin Bass (@kevinnbass) November 1, 2026

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  Chris Pappas is New Hampshire's U.S. Senate Democrat candidate He wants: - Statehood for Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico - Packing the Supreme Cour…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:52am

  Looks like a hostage video!
  

  Her apology video. https://t.co/LYNrQL18We

  — Ava- I Love My USA! 🇺🇸 (@WEdwarda) November 1, 2026

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  Her apology video.
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:41am

  If Maine’s dead tree media is oddly silent about the industrial scale election cheating that we’ve produced video graphic evidence of, there are a couple million rea$ons why… https://t.co/I6gM6oV78w

  — Steve Robinson (@SteveRob) November 1, 2026

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  If Maine’s dead tree media is oddly silent about the industrial scale election cheating that we’ve produced video graphic evidence of, there are a co…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:31am

  You don't need to be a lawyer to understand this one… when somebody fights this hard to keep the right to delete something, it is because of what is on it.
  Here is what happened in Michigan. Bridgewater Township Clerk Michelle McQueer had a simple question for Jocelyn Benson's office. Benson's own rule, R 168.48, says clerks must delete the electronic poll book files seven days after certification, while federal law, 52 USC 20701, says election officers must keep those records for 22 months and willfully failing to do it carries up to a year in federal prison. So which law does she follow? She asked in October of last year. She waited. She asked again. Nothing. Months of silence from the person in charge of Michigan elections, so she sued in August, got a restraining order, and she is now the only clerk known to still have her August 4 poll book file. Every other clerk's August file is already gone.
  
  Then on Tuesday Judge Michael Riordan expanded that order statewide and told Benson to instruct every clerk in Michigan to move the November 3 poll books onto encrypted flash drives and lock them up until the court decides. DOJ filed a statement of interest saying poll book data, metadata included, are federal election records. And a data manager in Benson's own Bureau of Elections admitted under oath that the actual precinct lists poll workers use on Election Day never get uploaded to the state database, they get rebuilt later from a change log. So the "don't worry, it's all saved somewhere" argument just fell apart in her own affidavit.
  
  And what does Benson do? She runs to the Court of Appeals with an emergency application, skips asking the trial judge for a stay first because it "would not be expedient," and asks them to waive the rule that says she has to. McQueer's lawyer Kevin Kijewski put it perfectly… she "asks leave to destroy the evidence while the court decides whether destroying it is lawful." The cost to Benson's office of obeying the order is one memo. The cost to a clerk who deletes is a federal statute with a jail term.
  
  Now keep in mind this is the woman running for governor of Michigan. How do you campaign on protecting democracy while fighting in court for the right to erase the record of the election you are running in? Who benefits when the list poll workers actually saw on Election Day only exists for seven days?
  
  I know this movie. Tina Peters got nine years in Colorado over backing up her county's election system before an update wiped it, and the media called her the threat. Michelle McQueer did it the right way, she asked, she waited, she went to court, and the Secretary of State still wants the files gone.
  
  Preserve the records. All of them. For 22 months, like the law says.
  
  Jocelyn, if there is nothing on those poll books, you should be the one begging to keep them.

  — Joe Oltmann (@Joeoltmann) October 31, 2026

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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:30am

  James Comey’s longtime friend and propagandist, Ben Wittes, spent four years breathlessly reporting on all the lawfare against Trump. Ben even described the lawfare as spiritual.
  Ben was sad when Trump 2.0 won because he had planned his life around reporting on all the trials and Trump finally going to prison.
  
  Fast forward to today, and Ben is beside himself that his longtime friend, James Comey, has been indicted in three different jurisdictions.
  
  Ben calls the multiple indictments “offensive behavior” and says they are exactly what the Double Jeopardy Clause was written to avoid.
  
  Ben does not see the irony.

  — The Researcher (@listen_2learn) November 1, 2026

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  James Comey’s longtime friend and propagandist, Ben Wittes, spent four years breathlessly reporting on all the lawfare against Trump. Ben even descri…
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  Admin Dee November 1, 2026 at 4:19am

  First dead felons. Then “Betty, no last name.” Then Biscuit the dog. Now letters going to strangers’ homes.
  

  I got on the phone with a constituent I’ll call John Doe.He opened a letter from the Commonwealth of Virginia that said, “Congratulations, we’ve restored your rights to vote.”
  
  His first thought: “When did I lose them?”
  
  Then he looked closer. The letter wasn’t for him. It was addressed to a man he’s never heard of, who doesn’t live at his address and as far as he knows never has. Inside was a QR code that goes straight to voter registration.
  
  First dead felons. Then “Betty, no last name.” Then Biscuit the dog. Now letters going to strangers’ homes.
  John asked us to protect his identity because, like Biscuit’s owner, he’s worried about retribution for telling the truth. I understand. They’re coming after me too. But I’m grateful for every Virginian willing to speak up.
  
  We need to find out exactly what’s going on in the Governor’s Mansion in Richmond.
  
  Only a couple of days left. Tell your friends to VOTE. God bless you, and God bless America.
  
  #Election2026 #Midterms2026 #VoteRedToSaveAmerica #tomgarrett

  — Tom Garrett (@GarrettInExile) November 1, 2026

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  I got on the phone with a constituent I’ll call John Doe. He opened a letter from the Commonwealth of Virginia that said, “Congratulations, we’ve res…