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SWITZERLAND: A Muslim woman was fined 100 Swiss francs ($126) for wearing a burqa, which was banned in the country via referendum. She contested the charge, claiming ‘Islamophobia’, and now faces a fine of 1,000 Swiss francs ($1,260).

Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil Is One Step Closer to Deportation After This Immigration Board Ruling Thank goodness! How long has this fiasco been going on now?🤔 How many orders for deportation have to be issued before they finally get deported? IMO, it should be one and done! Foreign bad apples have far too many rights, IMO! 😉 You come here to make trouble and *poof* you should be gone! End of story! From the article: Palestinian activist and former Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil is closer to being deported after the Board of Immigration Appeals rejected his latest bid to dismiss the case against him. The Associated Press reported that the board issued a final order of removal, which brings the 31-year-old permanent resident one step closer to being re-arrested and deported. An immigration appeals board has denied Mahmoud Khalil's latest bid to dismiss his deportation case, a largely expected ruling that brings the former Columbia University graduate student and Palestinian activist one step closer to re-arrest and possible expulsion. The Board of Immigration Appeals issued the final order of removal on Thursday, according to Khalil's lawyers. The board's rulings are not public, and an inquiry to the U.S. Department of Justice was not immediately returned. Khalil said he was not surprised by the ruling, which he called "biased and politically motivated." His attorneys said he cannot be lawfully detained or deported as he pursues a separate case in the federal court system. "The only thing I am guilty of is speaking out against the genocide in Palestine — and this administration has weaponized the immigration system to punish me for it," Khalil said in a statement. The Board of Immigration Appeals sets precedent in the byzantine immigration court system, which is controlled by the Department of Justice — and increasingly under the influence of the Trump administration. The board’s decision leaves in place an earlier finding by a Louisiana immigration judge who determined that Khalil is subject to deportation on national security and paperwork grounds. Reuters reported that Judge Jamee Comans in Jena ruled last year that the 1952 immigration law grants the secretary of state “unilateral judgment” to decide when a noncitizen’s presence threatens U.S. foreign policy interests and that she did not possess the authority to override it. Later in 2025, another immigration judge ordered that Khalil be deported to either Algeria or Syria after the White House accused him of failing to fully disclose information on his green card application. However, a separate ruling protected him from removal up to this point. Khalil’s story began in March 2025 when immigration enforcement agents arrested him in his New York apartment and sent him to a detention facility in Louisiana. During an April hearing, a judge told the government it had one day to produce evidence backing its effort to deport him. He spent 104 days in detention before a federal judge in New Jersey ordered his release. The board’s ruling puts Khalil closer to deportation, but the fight isn’t over yet. There are several legal barriers to deporting him. A separate federal court order in his First Amendment case still prohibits the government from detaining or deporting him until the litigation is concluded. His attorneys requested that the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rehear the case finding that the New Jersey court lacked jurisdiction. Link to article in comments

Meet Zul Mohamed. He pleaded guily to 106 felony voter fraud charges for forging mail-in ballot applications. He’s now running for mayor in Carrollton, Texas and wants to be in charge of passing laws. CRAZY AS HELL

🚨GOOD NEWS! Harmeet Dhillon just confirmed: DeCarlos Brown Jr. is STILL in federal custody. Even after the state ruled him “incapable” of standing trial for the brutal stabbing murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska… The feds are moving forward.

Most Americans still don’t fully understand what happened under Biden… 8% of Nicaragua entered the US in 4 years. 8% of the entire country. 7% of Cuba. 6% of Haiti. 5% of Honduras.

🇺🇸Trump announced that he and Interior Secretary Burgum are fixing the Reflecting Pool between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. “We were told it was going to take years to do this job, and it will take a fraction of that time, at a fraction of the cost, and it will be much more beautiful than the day it was built!” Source: Truth Social

Predictable behavior.