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Today we mourn, grieve and honor
2,977 fellow Americans who were murdered by Islamic terrorists twenty-five years ago.
On that day, as the darkness of evil fell upon our nation, we witnessed something far more powerful: the courage and heroism of firefighters, police officers, port authority workers, passengers, flight attendants, office workers, citizens and soldiers who displayed unyielding devotion, love, bravery and patriotism in the face of the grimmest horrors.
America is blessed with titans who, without a second thought, race upward into smoke and fire, crawl to distant voices through minefields of ash and glass, carry the hurt and the wounded, lift each other from debris and rubble, pray with each other when all seems lost, and give hope to each other at the bleakest hour.
The whole world witnessed the unequaled character, selflessness and strength of America and its people. There is no match for the American spirit.
Today, our hearts turn with deepest sorrow and affection for all those left behind. For the mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives and children who lost the greatest joy and light in their lives. For them, those empty monuments in manhattan are empty bedrooms and living rooms and holes in their hearts that can never be filled. The depth of their anguish is a testament to the magnificence of the souls we lost and a sacred mandate that we remember them, their dreams, their faces, their stories, and the beauty and grace of their lives forever.
We must never forget.
We will never forget.
Twenty-five years has not dimmed our resolve. It has solidified our determination.
God bless the fallen. God bless the families. God bless the United States of America.
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An extraordinary passage in the NYT/Peltola story: Voters inconveniently picked a second Democrat to fill out the four-person general election Senate ballot, which could have undermined or spoiled Dems' Sullivan scheme. So the self-proclaimed 'Party of Democracy' pushed that elected candidate out of the race -- thus allowing a THIRD 'Republican' to qualify for the top-four ballot. That new candidate was...also mysteriously recruited to run by a political operative.
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Haley Stevens was originally supposed to campaign with Abdul El-Sayed today.
Now, she's attending a church service with Mike Rogers.
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Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers appearing with Democrat U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens at Perfecting Church in Detroit
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18 MORE FOREIGN NATIONALS CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL VOTING!
The DOJ charged 18 additional noncitizens in North Carolina with election-related offenses, including alleged illegal voting in the 2024 presidential election.
The Trump administration is committed to securing American elections. Together, @HSI_HQ and @TheJusticeDept are working to investigate election fraud and preserve the integrity of the ballot box by ensuring only eligible voters cast ballots.
breitbart.com/politics/2026/…
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🚨 A 15-year-old girl in Baltimore had to fight off her attacker with a fire extinguisher.
She escaped naked and bleeding, with a collapsed lung.
Police say Abubakarr Barrie, 23, picked her up in his unlicensed cab, took her to his basement, and stabbed her at least five times.
Baltimore's local news left out one detail.
DHS says Barrie is an illegal alien from Sierra Leone. Border Patrol caught him in Arizona in December 2023, and the Biden administration released him.
In July, the NYPD arrested him for possessing a forged instrument. DHS says ICE asked New York to hold him, and New York let him walk.
Three months later, a 15-year-old girl nearly died.
His public defender told the judge he has "no criminal history." That's what sanctuary policy buys you.
ICE lodged a new detainer. Maryland better honor this one.
dhs.gov/news/2026/10/30/ice-…
The Peltola cheating scandal is even deeper and more terrible than you imagine.
EXCLUSIVE: Daniel J. Sullivan left his Alaska hometown days before reports about his ties to Peltola's campaign, sources say. cbsn.ws/4itY4x4
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What a mess.
Clyburn pinning this on El-Sayed.
#MichiganSenate
NYT: An adviser to Jim Clyburn says Haley Stevens was still invited at Democratic unity event and rejected any notion that Abdul El-Sayed could pull her invitation.
“This is not Abdul’s event,” Mr. Seawright said Saturday afternoon, adding, “The invitation still stands.”
nytimes.com/2026/10/31/us/el…
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No, it isn’t.
If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race, that's normal. And if you wake up the next morning and find that a candidate who was behind hours earlier has since pulled ahead, that's normal, too. (via @PolitiFact) to.pbs.org/4zqnWBa
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Michigan black leader rejects El-Sayed as 'snake oil' salesman in undercover video: 'Just flat-out disdain' trib.al/LNxcA1j
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Abdul invited him to your state to campaign with him five times
Hasan Piker's latest online rant targeting Michiganders in West Bloomfield Township, comparing the community to the KKK, should be condemned loudly. It is anti-semitic, divisive and deeply offensive.
I get that this is what he does for attention. But flippantly attacking a proud, diverse community — not to mention a political organizer doing the most American of things in our democratic process — reveals how misguided and uninformed he actually is about Michigan.
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.@FBIDirectorKash in Minnesota: Yesterday, @FBIMinneapolis and our partners executed 17 search warrants in a single day to combine into a 26-count indictment, and arrested four of the alleged fraudsters:
Feisal Elmi, Aspen Associates — 11 counts of healthcare fraud, $8 million in intended loss;
Jama Mohamod, American Home Health Care — 6 counts of healthcare fraud, $3.27 million in intended loss;
Faiza Ahmed, Home Sweet Home — 8 counts of healthcare fraud, $10 million in intended fraud;
Habiba Mohamed, Smart Therapy — 1 count of conspiracy to defraud the United States, totaling nearly $20 million in intended fraud and loss."
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TOP 35 WEEKLY FRAUD ANNOUNCEMENTS
October 26 - 30, 2026
1. Operation Ghostbusters: Five defendants charged in a “ghost student” scheme using stolen identities to obtain federal student aid; more than $32 million in related losses was identified and over $750,000 in crypto from Kenya was seized.
2. Minnesota Fraud: Seven defendants charged with health care fraud or benefits fraud in schemes involving over $29M in newly discovered fraud.
3. A doctor in California was sentenced to 15 years for fraudulently billing Medicare more than $45 million for medically unnecessary or nonexistent Botox injections; over $16 million was forfeited.
4. A defendant in Minnesota was sentenced to 360 months for his role in the $250 million Feeding Our Future scheme after facilitating more than $44 million in fraudulent federal child-nutrition proceeds.
5. A defendant in Minnesota was sentenced to 78 months and fined $40,000 for his role in attempting to bribe a juror with $200,000 cash during the defendant's fraud trial.
6. Six tax preparers were indicted for allegedly filing more than 9,000 fraudulent returns seeking over $177 million in refunds, approximately $81 million of which was issued.
7. An Indian national pleaded guilty to using stolen Medicare identities to submit $227 million in claims for undelivered COVID-19 test kits; Medicare paid approximately $136 million.
8. Two supervisors of a Ghana-based romance-scam and business-email-compromise organization pleaded guilty in a conspiracy that stole and laundered more than $100 million from dozens of victims.
9. Guilty pleas in $65 million multinational fraud and money-laundering operation that targeted thousands of elderly victims; 25 defendants have been charged.
10. A safety inspector received 30 months in prison for fabricating hundreds of gas-pipeline tests, causing more than $64 million in remediation costs and creating risks of leaks and explosions.
11. A mental-health provider’s co-owner was arrested and charged with submitting more than $49 million in allegedly fraudulent Medicaid claims for crisis services.
12. A coordinated pandemic-fraud initiative announced criminal actions involving approximately $26.9 million in alleged SBA losses, alongside civil recoveries, as part of a broader $34 million enforcement effort.
13. Six Africa-based defendants were charged in fraudulent cryptocurrency and NFT investment schemes linked to transnational criminal organizations; related enforcement restrained more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency.
14. Three defendants received prison terms of 84, 30, and 24 months for a government-imposter scheme that stole more than $10 million from over 50 victims in 19 states.
15. A personal assistant was sentenced to 48 months for stealing nearly $10 million from elderly employers and was ordered to forfeit $9.6 million.
16. Three defendants pleaded guilty to operating international romance scams that caused mostly older victims in 25 states and three countries to lose more than $9 million.
17. A former accountant was sentenced to 63 months for stealing more than $8.2 million through bogus accessory-dwelling-unit investments and was ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.
18. A durable-medical-equipment operator was convicted at trial in an $8.6 million Medicare scheme involving forged prescriptions and unwanted or medically unnecessary orthotic braces.
19. A business owner pleaded guilty to laundering money after embezzling more than $7.8 million from a federally funded rural broadband project and transferring proceeds into cryptocurrency accounts.
20. A man was sentenced to five years for using stolen identities belonging to more than 150 people to obtain approximately $2.8 million in pandemic unemployment benefits.
21. A money launderer was sentenced to eight years and ordered to pay approximately $2.4 million for facilitating tech-support and government-imposter scams targeting elderly victims.
22. A former procurement official pleaded guilty to bribery and honest-services wire fraud for steering contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars in exchange for nearly $183,000 in payments to a relative.
23. A fugitive charged with laundering millions from romance, sweepstakes, rental, and shipping scams targeting elderly victims was arrested while reentering the United States and ordered detained.
24. A Jamaican national was extradited to face a 29-count indictment alleging lottery fraud and money laundering involving victims told to prepay taxes and fees for fictitious prizes.
25. An accountant was sentenced to 41 months for bank fraud and money laundering after fraudulently obtaining nearly $1 million in pandemic loans and laundering $150,000 in drug proceeds.
26. A business owner pleaded guilty to fraudulently receiving more than $890,000 through PPP and EIDL applications after seeking over $1.2 million and using proceeds for personal expenses, stocks, and cryptocurrency.
27. A woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering after fraudulently obtaining more than $618,000 in PPP and EIDL funds through fabricated tax records and fictitious employment data.
28. Eleven defendants were indicted in a 21-count conspiracy alleging more than $400,000 in fraudulent PPP loans obtained with false tax forms and inflated or nonexistent business income.
29. A fraudulent-document marketplace operator was sentenced to 27 months and ordered to pay $386k after fake records supplied through his websites supported more than $380,000 in fraudulent pandemic loans.
30. A pharmacist was sentenced to 90 months for illegally dispensing at least 335,351 high-dose oxycodone pills to customers without a medical need, often at approximately 10 times the typical price.
31. Two defendants pleaded guilty to using 23 fraudulent applications and fake leases to steal more than $187,000 from a pandemic emergency-rental-assistance program.
32. A community support worker was indicted on 38 fraud and theft counts for allegedly billing over $109,000 for Medicaid services that were not provided.
33. A forged-check scheme leader received five years in prison, a co-defendant received 27 months, and eight participants were ordered to pay combined restitution of $115,936.05.
34. The final defendant in an interstate bank-fraud and identity-theft conspiracy was sentenced to 42 months for a scheme involving $91,300 in loss.
35. A woman was sentenced to 24 months and ordered to pay $150,590 for passing a stolen and falsely endorsed U.S. Treasury check.
All in support of @POTUS and @VP's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud (@WHFraudTF).
One of the most brazen and atrocious Democrat cheating scandals in American history.
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This “middle school coach” is a CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIEN from Venezuela with recent arrests for firearms and drug offenses.
On October 19, @ICEgov arrested Amaury Jose Monsalve Figuera after the United States Marshals Service honored ICE’s detainer.
He will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the United States.
Is this who sanctuary politicians want around American children?
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The DOJ has charged 18 more foreign nationals – hailing from Kenya, Bermuda, Guatemala, Italy, Singapore, Jamaica, Colombia, the UK, Greece, the Netherlands, Mexico, Barbados, Argentina, Nigeria, the DR, & France – with illegally voting in North Carolina. trib.al/IPNfMjl
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The FBI says it has identified more than 830,000 potentially fraudulent federal student aid accounts tied to stolen U.S. citizens’ personal information. Investigators report more than $32 million in losses so far, with five defendants charged and $750,000 in cryptocurrency seized.
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