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A Bill That Could Put Illegal Aliens Behind Bars For Life For Committing Violent Crimes In Tennessee Is On Its Way To The Senate Floor For A Final Vote In That Chamber.
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A Bill That Closes A Loophole In Tennessee Law Regarding Criminal Offenses By Repeat Offenders Who Are Deemed Incompetent To Stand Trial Has Been Sent To Governor Lee’s Desk For His Signature.
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• Tennessee RINOs Kill Bill To Deter Mass Transport Of Illegal Aliens
• Senate Passes Bill To Ban Banks From Singling Out Gun Owners
• & 5 More Big Tennessee Stories on this week’s episode of The Big 7!
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🚔 Protect TN’s Borders Rally Recap & Reflections!
• Tyson to Hire Illegal Aliens, Fire Tennessee Workers
• Memphis Pushes for More Sports Welfare at Taxpayer Expense
& More in The BIG 7!
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A Tennessee Bill That Could Give Lifetime Sentences To Illegal Immigrants For Committing Violent Crimes Continues To Make Progress In The State House.
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House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark E. Green Blasted President Joe Biden For The Wave Of Illegal Immigrants Entering The U.S., Saying A “Migrant Crime Wave” Is Sweeping The Country.
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The U.S. Department Of Justice Is Bringing Its Violent Crime Reduction Initiative To Memphis In An Effort To Curb Rising Crime Across The City. The Program Focuses On 10 Essential Actions That Communities Can Take To Help Reduce Crimes And Provides Resources To Help To Offer Support Along The Way.
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New Rules For Bail Include Several Criteria, None Of Which Have Anything To Do With Whether The Crime Committed Was A Violent One Or If Anyone Was Harmed In The Commission Of That Crime. Even If A Criminal Is Arrested And Is Let Out On Bond And Arrested Again, They Can Still Make Bail.
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Thousands Of Miles From The Southern Border, Americans Find Themselves Victims Of Violent Crimes Committed By Repeat Offenders Illegally Entering The U.S. And Yes, That Includes Tennesseans.
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Preliminary Data From The Metro Nashville Police Department Shows That, While Reported Burglaries Are On The Decline, Other Property Crimes Continue To Increase. Auto Theft Continues To Show The Fastest Rate Of Increase, With More Than 3000 Cars Stolen Already This Year.
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