D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff
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D. Neloff
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This is my country my 5th & 6th great grandfathers fought in the Revolutionary War someone fought for this country ever since even now. I will not be quiet. DAR
เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2018
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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

HUMAN SMUGGLER STOPPED!
Border Patrol agents in the RGV inspected an 18-wheeler, when a K9 alerted to the vehicle.
26 illegal aliens were found locked in the back. While none needed medical attention, this can be an incredibly dangerous form of human smuggling.
The U.S. citizen driver faces criminal charges, and the illegal aliens will go through removal proceedings.

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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

Buckle up MN — more incoming!
AAGHarmeetDhillon@AAGDhillon
As we close out Women’s History Month, @CivilRights is proud to announce a new lawsuit against MN for violating Title IX. This Dept. of Justice remains committed to standing up for women, backed by strong female leadership from @AGPamBondi. I’m proud to be part of that mission!
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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

Democrats have now caused the LONGEST shutdown in history — REFUSING to fund Homeland Security and BLOCKING paychecks for TSA agents, FEMA, border patrol support staff, and other brave law enforcement.
…All because they would rather reopen our border and protect criminal illegal aliens than keep Americans safe!
The House has voted to fully fund @DHSgov **FOUR times**— but Chuck Schumer wants to pick and choose which law enforcement officers can get their paycheck. It's OUTRAGEOUS and unfair.
Their RECKLESS obsession with criminal illegal aliens hurts every American and puts our national security at risk. @HouseGOP will continue to stand for law and order.
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@townhallcom These are government agencies that CONGRESS approved, they have no right as he says in the Constitution to hold their pay for leverage, they also work for the government.
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With the latest revelations from ODNI we now know the truth: Democrats never wanted to stop the war in Ukraine because they have been using the war as a money laundering scheme to kick back billions in American tax dollars to fund their operations.
This may be the greatest, most corrupt scandal in American history.
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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

“We want Trump, the President of the United States, to take a step that could help Cuba” - A man spoke as he stands inside his burned home in Havana. He says he can’t rebuild - no materials, no supplies.
“I don’t want to live in fear. I want freedom,” he repeatedly stated.
He calls life in Cuba “a prison”: “There are no medicines, People are dying.”
He says he’s been jailed before for his opinions. He keeps going: “Enough is enough… Freedom. Freedom.”
Despite the risk, he insisted for this interview to be posted. He wants it seen everywhere. He says he hopes it brings change.
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Today @TheJusticeDept sued the state of Minnesota for allowing boys to play in girls’ sports and use girls’ locker rooms.
This DOJ acknowledges biological reality and we refuse to let high school girls be subjected to this treatment. It’s not only unfair — it’s deeply inappropriate and dangerous.
Proud to partner with @SecKennedy and @EdSecMcMahon on this important litigation.
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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

As we close out Women’s History Month, @CivilRights is proud to announce a new lawsuit against MN for violating Title IX.
This Dept. of Justice remains committed to standing up for women, backed by strong female leadership from @AGPamBondi. I’m proud to be part of that mission!
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D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว
D. Neloff รีทวีตแล้ว

Security footage from the Eastgate Shopping Center in North Carolina shows the unwavering bond between a Soldier and their Service Dog.
The veteran walking through the corridor is David. He's 32 years old with 2 deployments.
He was diagnosed with PTSD in 2019 and crowds immediately trigger anxiety attacks.
The German Shepherd walking beside him is 5 yr old Atlas. David's certified service animal for three years.
David told a local news outlet he had driven to the mall to pick up a prescription from the pharmacy near the east entrance.
He knew it was a Saturday. He knew it would be crowded. He thought he could manage it.
"About halfway down the main corridor I could feel it starting," David explained. "Heart rate going up. Breathing getting shallow. I was scanning every face. It's like my brain just shifts into a different mode and I can't pull it back manually."
The security footage shows David walking at a slightly faster pace than normal. His posture tighter. Atlas is right beside him, matching his stride.
Then Atlas stops.
He sits down directly in David's path. Squarely. Calmly. Like he'd planned it.
David takes one more step and nearly stumbles over Atlas. He looks down.
Atlas looks up.
Direct, steady eye contact. Unwavering. The kind of focus that asks for nothing except full attention in return.
David stopped.
The crowd parted around them. People kept moving. Nobody stopped. Just two figures standing still in the middle of a busy corridor — a man and his dog looking at each other.
David knelt down. Put both hands on either side of Atlas's face.
You can hear David talking to Atlas, calming himself by acting like he's calming the dog.
He told us: "When Atlas locks eyes with me like that, it forces my whole nervous system to find something to attach to that isn't a threat. He becomes the only thing in the room. And once he's the only thing in the room, I can breathe again."
They stayed there for about two minutes. Then Atlas stood up. Resumed walking. Slower this time. And David walked with him.
They picked up the prescription. Made it back to the car.
David posted the security footage two weeks later with permission slip from the mall.
He wanted people to understand what service animals actually do in real time — not in training environments, not in demonstrations, but in the middle of an ordinary Saturday when everything quietly starts to fall apart.
"Atlas didn't wait for me to ask for help," David said. "He saw what was coming before I could name it. And he put himself between me and it."
Sometimes the bravest thing a guardian does is simply refuse to move.
God bless our soldiers and the service dogs who walk beside them...always. 🇺🇸
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