Horowitz Finalizing Russia FISA Abuse Report. Sends Letter To Senior Lawmakers.
Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz is finalizing his report on the investigation into the FBI’s handling of President Trump’s 2016 campaign and Russia probe, according to a source familiar with the matter and a letter sent to lawmakers Friday.
Gaetz: Dems Impeachment Push are ‘Perverting The Founding Fathers…Safeguards’
Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Florida, slammed House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler’s passage of the “Resolution for Investigative Proceedings.” The resolution, which changes the rules of the Judiciary Committee, is the first step in the Democrats push for impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
Republican Lawmakers Laud DOJ’s Decision To Reject McCabe Appeal
Senior Republican lawmakers weighed in heavily after news broke Thursday that the Department of Justice has rejected former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe’s appeal to avoid facing prosecution based on recommendations made by the DOJ Inspector General’s report last year.
Flynn’s Counsel Says Schiff’s Demands Are ‘transparently pure harassment’
The counsel representing former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn laid out a series of reasons in a letter in late August as to why her client will not testify or submit more documentation to Chairman Adam Schiff’s House Intelligence Committee’s ongoing investigations into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential elections.
ICE Acting Director: Don’t Blame ICE and Border Patrol For Inaction of Congress
Immigration and Custom’s Enforcement Acting Director Mark Morgan scolded Congress Wednesday saying lawmakers have failed the American people on border security by refusing to change immigration laws that would curtail the massive flow of illegal immigrants into the United States.
Wiretaps Of Flynn And Kislyak Could Be A Game Changer. Why Prosecutors Refuse To Release It.
The highly classified transcript between former National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and former Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergey Kislyak would answer once and for all exactly what was said between the then senior government officials. Kislyak’s phone was being monitored by U.S. intelligence but that didn’t stop senior U.S. officials from leaking the conversation to the media. In fact, it was that essence of Flynn’s conversation with Kislyak that eventually led to Flynn being fired from his role as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor.
FBI Failed to Document Four Clinton Witness Interviews. Barr Should Reopen Clinton Probe.
The FBI failed to document at least four interviews of witnesses in the bureau’s investigation into former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server to send classified emails, according to documents obtained by the government watchdog Judicial Watch.
Robert Mueller: ‘We Did Not Determine Whether The President Did Commit A Crime’
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In his first public appearance Special Counsel Robert Mueller said there was “not an option” to charge President Trump with a crime based on Department of Justice policy, but said “if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.”
AG Barr Battles Intel Community And FBI. Illegal Surveillance Had Been Going On For Years.
President Donald Trump’s orders to declassify secret documents pertaining to the FBI’s investigation into his campaign in 2016, came after weeks of battles between Attorney General William Barr and senior officials within the bureau, CIA and other agencies, sources with knowledge told SaraACarter.com.
Graham: There Were Political Motives Behind Investigating Trump. It Should Never Happen Again.
Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee Lindsey Graham warned President Donald Trump Friday not to allow Democrats stop his administration from working out a deal to fix the nation’s infrastructure.
Trump: It Was An Attempt To Take Down The President. The Investigation Must End.
Guatemalan Ghost Towns: Traffickers Tout U.S. Asylum Laws To Lure Migrants Away From Homeland
Santa Rosa, Guatemala – As President Trump continues to battle what he describes as a do nothing congress for a solution to fix the ongoing border crisis, cartels and human trafficking organizations are taking advantage of the situation. They are using the U.S. laws to perpetuate illegal immigration, promising potential migrants guaranteed access to the U.S. from Guatemala where they say they will find work, as long as they claim asylum.
The evidence is ripe. The roads are barren, stores and homes are empty and those left behind say they are living in “with ghosts.” The residents of Santa Rosa, Guatemala spoke to on a recent trip to the region.
Border Crisis Escalating, As Trump Administration Struggles For Solutions
Docs Reveal FBI Allowed British Spy’s False Intel To Guide Bureau’s Operation Against Trump
This week, we learned that FBI informant and former British Spy Christopher Steele planned to release his unverified dossier on Trump before Election Day.
The dossier served as the backbone of the Trump ousting operation and was the bulk of evidence for the FBI to gain a FISA on short-lived Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page.
According to a memo obtained by Citizens United, Steele confessed in a meeting with Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Kathleen Kavalec that his dossier was in fact political and he was planning on releasing before the November presidential elections. The meeting with Kavalec took place on Oct.
Border Tragedy: Unaccompanied Guatemalan Minor In U.S. Custody Dies From Illness
A 16 year-old Guatemalan minor, who traveled unaccompanied from his homeland to the United States illegally, died at a Texas children’s hospital Tuesday after battling a severe illness. The minor apparently contracted the illness while making the dangerous trek to the United States border but officials are still investigating the matter.
The name of the 16 year-old male is being withheld and his family in Guatemala has been notified, according to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR). ORR is the main government agency within Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families for minors traveling unaccompanied to the United States.