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  • The California Insurrection: A Planned Betrayal

    The California Insurrection: A Planned Betrayal

    The chaos that erupted in Los Angeles is no spontaneous uprising; it is a meticulously planned and ongoing insurrection fueled by a toxic alliance of foreign enemies and domestic traitors. The betrayal runs from the streets to the highest offices of the state. It’s a conspiracy where federal taxpayer money is funneled to the very groups organizing the insurrection. This support was made explicit on August 30, 2024, when Mayor Karen Bass’s office announced she had secured major federal support for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), creating a direct pipeline from the U.S. government to a key organizer of the insurrection. CHIRLA’s own action fund listed her as a supporter of the DREAM Act in late 2017.

    At the heart of the violence is the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), a disciplined Marxist cadre providing the ideological framework for the insurrection; they actively engage in propaganda efforts that mirror Chinese state media, defending the CCP’s actions in Hong Kong and its internal policies. The PSL’s connection to this insurrection is not incidental; they are the ideological core, providing the anti-American framework and organizational discipline for the insurrection you see on the streets.

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  • The “Big Beautiful” Bonus for Our Border Agents: A $5.25 Billion State Accountability Plan

    A new proposal outlines a plan to deliver a $50,000 bonus to every agent, soldier, and officer on the front lines of the border crisis, paid out over three years. By holding specific states financially accountable, the plan aims to create a powerful incentive for cooperation in federal immigration enforcement and ensure reimbursement for the costs incurred by the nation as a whole.

    The total cost, estimated at $5.25 billion, would be funded entirely by the ten states with the largest populations of unauthorized immigrants: California, Texas, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Washington, and Arizona. The other 40 states would be explicitly exempt from this financial obligation.

    This plan recognizes the immense contributions of approximately 105,000 individuals across the key agencies that have shouldered the burden of the crisis.

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