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• Challenges To Biden’s Business Mandate Head To Supreme Court

  President Joe Biden’s Mandate That All Businesses With 100 Employees Or More Require Employee Covid-19 Vaccinations Is Now With The U.S. Supreme Court.

• Lawmakers Side With Navy SEALs Facing Discharge Over Biden’s Mandate

  Dozens Of Lawmakers Announced Their Support For A Group Of Navy Seals Who Sued The Biden Administration Over A Vaccine Mandate That Is Forcing Them Out Of The Armed Services.

• Operation Lone Star Border Security Efforts Get Additional $38.4 Million In Funding

  It’s Money Texas Shouldn’t Have To Spend, Gov. Greg Abbott Said, But Is Because Of President Joe Biden’s Open Border Policies That Have Ushered Into The State Rampant Trafficking Of Drugs, People And Crime.

• Potential Saudi Terrorist Captured By Border Patrol

  A Saudi Arabian Man Described By A U.S. Border Patrol Chief As A “Potential Terrorist” Was Apprehended Attempting To Enter The U.S. Illegally Near Yuma, Arizona. He Was Apprehended Wearing A New York County Ambulance Jacket.

• U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Challenges To Biden Mandates In Early January

  The Nation’s Highest Court Agreed To Hear Oral Arguments Jan. 7 On The Biden Administration’s Separate Executive Branch Mandates That Most Health Care Workers And Those Employed By Private Businesses With 100 Workers Or More Be Fully Vaccinated Against Covid-19, Be Tested Regularly, Or Face Losing Their Jobs.

• Record Amount Of Fentanyl Seized, Now Cited As #1 Killer Of Americans Ages 18-45

  Authorities In Arizona Seized $9 Million Worth Of Fentanyl Pills In The State’s Largest Bust Of The Illicit Drug – Enough, They Said, To Kill Half The Population Of Arizona. Fentanyl Now Cited As The Leading Cause Of Death Among Americans Between The Ages Of 18 And 45.

• At Least 9 Republican Senators Demand Answers From DHS On Afghan Refugee Vetting

  At Least Nine Republican U.S. Senators Are Continuing To Pressure The Department Of Homeland Security For Answers Over Its Vetting Process Of Afghan Evacuees Entering The U.S.

• Attorneys General Ask Court To Require Biden To Finish Border Wall

  As Texas And Missouri Attorneys General Ask A Federal Court To Require The Biden Administration To Immediately Resume Building The Border Wall With Funds Allocated By Congress, The Department Of Homeland Security Announced It Was Using The Funds On Environmental Projects Instead.

• Border Patrol Agents Seize Record Amount Of Drugs, Apprehensions Also Increase

  U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Apprehended More People In November Than October And Confiscated A Record Amount Of Drugs, According To Its Latest Operational Report.

• As Holiday Break Ends, Some Schools Choosing To Return To Fully Remote Learning

  With The Holiday Break Coming To An End Today, A Number Of School Districts Across The Country Are Deciding To Go Fully Remote To Start The New Year. These Decisions Come Despite Mounting Evidence That Pandemic Lockdowns And Other Restrictions Have Taken A Significant Mental And Emotional Toll On Children.