A new study exposed how, under the “border czar,” loopholes for illegal aliens threatened to overrun hospitals and leave American taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars. Throughout 2024, the Biden-Harris administration and their complicit corporate media talking heads attempted to gaslight the public that fault for the border crisis was not with open border policies and facilitating executive orders, but somehow with congressional Republicans. Now, according to a study from the Foundation for Government Accountability that looked at only nine states that responded to their inquiry, just prior to and through Vice President Kamala Harris’ tenure, illegal alien enrollment in Medicaid ballooned by around 500%. “Nationwide, taxpayers could soon be paying tens of billions of dollars on health care for people who have no right to our safety net–including those who have no right to be in the country,” FGA data and analytics director Hayden Dublois stated in writing for Fox News. With responses from states like Arizona, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin, the study found the five-fold spike from 2019 to 2023 also cost taxpayers 550% more in five of the states that shared their financial information. Now, matters were expected to get worse as FGA’s study explained as of June the Biden-Harris administration had neutered the verification systems for Medicaid and Social Security. Illegal aliens would be able to circumvent citizenship checks thanks in part to a 90-day grace period to obtain the documents needed for verification. The Department of Health and Human Services now prohibits states from denying extension requests of the grace period if a good faith attempt is made to “prove citizenship.” Additionally, the Biden-Harris administration ordered Social Security to cease sending “no match” letters to businesses in 2021. Those letters alerted employers to the potential non-citizen status of workers who didn’t

US CBP Agents Halt Some DJI Drone Imports Over ‘Forced Labor’ Concerns  Chinese drone manufacturer SZ DJI TECHNOLOGY CO LTD., commonly known by many pilots as “DJI,” is the world’s largest drone maker. It produces billions of dollars worth of drones each year, which end up in the hands of US consumers, government agencies, and/or on the modern battlefield in Eastern Europe.  DJI is a privately held company. It has received funding from state-owned enterprises in China and is classified as a “Chinese military company” by the US Department of Defense, according to the think tank Uyghur Human Rights Project, adding it supplies more than half of all drones in the US and is the most recognizable drone brand among consumers.  However, a new report from Reuters says the popular drone brand has faced difficulties importing various drone models into the US after the US Customs and Border Protection used the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).  DJI notified US importers via a letter that the CBP stopped some drone imports from entering the US because CBP agents were verifying documentation that the drones were in good standing with UFLPA. In other words, border agents were making sure the drones were not produced by forced labor in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.  The letter told importers that the action appeared to be “part of a broader initiative by the Department of Homeland Security to scrutinize the origins of products, particularly in the case of Chinese-made drones,” adding that the US government’s claims are “unsubstantiated and categorically false, but the law gives them the authority to withhold goods without any tangible evidence.” Data from Sayari, a top counterparty and supply chain risk intelligence provider, shows DJI has seven major risk factors. It has exposure to a Xinjiang-based entity with forced labor concerns.  “The entity possibly owns (minority, majority, or wholly) a Xinjiang-based entity up to 3 hops

Image by European Commission Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, Twitter    ROME — This week Italy began sending would-be migrants intercepted on their way to Italy’s shores to two centers the Italian government is financing and operating in nearby Albania. The initiative has been a controversial one, since in Albania, which is not a member of the European Union, asylum seekers will not have access to rights and protections guaranteed by the European Asylum System. The idea was the brainchild of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the new face of Europe’s right wing. Officially, Meloni has argued that the plan would reduce the stress on Italian communities, also knowing that while the refugees are in Albania they’ll still be about as far from the Italian border as they were before setting sail from North Africa. Without publicly commenting on the upcoming U.S. elections except for vowing to work with whoever wins, Meloni quietly seems poised to become Donald Trump’s go-to European partner if he is victorious. It’s easy to see why. Most European leaders kept Italy’s Albania initiative at an arm’s length when it was first unveiled last year, but now, reports are that leaders from multiple countries are keenly watching to see how the Italy-Albania deal works out to evaluate similar plans. Slowly, the strategy called “third country relocation” is becoming part of the mainstream. There’s more: due in a large part to lobbying from Italy, the European Union has adopted policies aimed at spreading out the cost of accepting refugees, stepped up patrolling the Mediterranean Sea, and at least in principle, to work to boost African economies to help convince potential migrants to stay home. Impacting European policies on migration is one of many ways the 47-year-old Meloni appears to be coming into her own. She may now be Europe’s most influential right-wing