118 Sanctuary Jurisdictions that have let arsonists and other dangerous criminals free on U.S. soil are being called out on the carpet for their actions – and they could lose their funding.
Sick of sanctuary cities?
So is the Trump administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
Since they’ve attempted to crack down: sanctuary cities, counties, and colleges have all been on the rise with the hopes of thwarting ICE’s enforcement measures. The ‘Sanctuary Madness’ never seems to end. We have even seen sanctuary restaurants to go along with ridiculous demands by students to create sanctuary campuses. Now, ICE is naming and shaming those sanctuary jurisdictions which have been denying ICE access to criminal illegal aliens in those communities.
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Di Vaio is also an author, having published his first book “My Dream Job”. He launched his own line of jewels, MDV Jewels, a collection of shoes, MDV Shoes, and his Eyewear collection, MDV Eyewear. The first movie he had starred is “Deported”, a Hollywood production by Yoram Globus.
The director of national intelligence at the time of the US election has denied there was any wire-tapping of Donald Trump or his campaign.
James Clapper also told NBC that he knew of no court order to allow monitoring of Trump Tower in New York.
Mr Trump had accused President Barack Obama of ordering the wire-tap, but offered no evidence.
Mr Trump says an inquiry into alleged Russian interference should also probe potential abuse of executive power.
James Clapper, who left his post when Mr Trump took office on 20 January, told NBC's Meet the Press: "There was no such wire-tap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time, as a candidate, or against his campaign."
He said that as intelligence director he would have known about any "court order on something like this. Absolutely, I can deny it".
But he added: "I can't speak for other authorised entities in the government or a state or local entity."
Some media reports had suggested a warrant was sought from the foreign intelligence surveillance court (Fisa) in order to monitor members of the Trump team suspected of irregular contacts with Russian officials.
Mr Clapper's comments appear to contradict the reports, which said that a warrant was at first turned down, but then approved in October.
Under Fisa, wire-tapping can only be approved if there is probable cause to believe that the target of the surveillance is an agent of a foreign power. Mr Obama could not lawfully have ordered such a warrant.
'Simply false'
In his interview, Mr Clapper also said that no evidence had been found of collusion between the Trump team and the Russian government.
Mr Trump, who has faced intense scrutiny over alleged Russian interference in support of his presidential bid, made his wire-tapping allegation in tweets written from his weekend home in Florida early on Saturday.
He called the alleged tapping "Nixon/Watergate", referring to the notorious political scandal of 1972, which led to the downfall of President Richard Nixon.
His claims sparked Republican and Democrat politicians alike to demand details to back them up. Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio was the latest, saying on Sunday that "the White House will have to answer as to exactly what he was referring to".
Blowing up the rule book: Analysis by Laura Bicker, BBC News, Washington
Let's face it, Donald Trump is not your run-of-the-mill president. He's unorthodox. It's what his supporters love about him and why they elected the political outsider.
But accusing your predecessor of an abuse of power without proof isn't just throwing out the presidential rule book, it's blowing it up.
The attack was strikingly personal and the charge was astonishing.
President Trump's assertions appear to be based, in part, on unproven reports by Breitbart News and conservative talk radio hosts.
But President Trump has full access to intelligence reports. He could just ask if his phones at Trump Tower had been tapped or the information could have come from a briefing.
In which case has he divulged a secret? And where is his evidence?
Congress will want to know before they add this allegation to their current investigation.
But in his series of tweets on Sunday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicerdid not provide any further evidence.
He said: "Reports concerning potentially politically motivated investigations immediately ahead of the 2016 election are very troubling.
"President Trump is requesting that as part of their investigation into Russian activity, the congressional intelligence committees exercise their oversight authority to determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016."
He added: "Neither the White House nor the President will comment further until such oversight is conducted."
White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told ABC News that if Mr Trump's allegations were true, "this is the greatest overreach and the greatest abuse of power that I think we've ever seen and a huge attack on democracy itself".
There was a mixed reaction to Mr Trump's calls for the inquiry into alleged abuse of executive power.
Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton said: "I'm sure that this matter will be a part of that inquiry."
But Adam Schiff, the most senior Democratic member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence, said Mr Trump's wire-tapping claim had been taken from "little more than... conspiracy-based news".
He said: "For a president of the United States to make such an incendiary charge - and one that discredits our democracy in the eyes of the world - is as destructive as it was baseless."
What are the Congressional committees looking at?
Both the House and Senate intelligence committees are currently looking into the possibility of Russian interference during the 2016 election, both launched in January.
They have promised wide-ranging investigations, carried out on a bipartisan basis, which will not shy away from looking into potential links between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin, as well as Russian "cyber activity".
Meanwhile, the Senate Armed Services Committee is going to look at how to protect the US from cyber-attacks in the wake of the election.
Mr Trump's tweets followed allegations made by conservative radio host Mark Levin and later carried in Breitbart News, of which Mr Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon is a former executive chairman.
Mr Obama's spokesman, Kevin Lewis, called the accusations "simply false".
A "cardinal rule of the Obama Administration was that no White House official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the Department of Justice", he said.
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Donald John Trump is an American businessman, television personality, politician, and the 45th President of the United States. He was born in Jamaica, Queens, New York City where he lived until enrolling at age 13 in the
Barack Hussein Obama got some bad news this week when a top government official called for him to be charged with treason.
Conservative Post reported that Dana Boente, who was acting Attorney General until Jeff Sessions was officially approved by the Senate, just said he wants Obama to be charged with treason for his recent behavior. He pointed out that Obama did lots of illegal things while in office, and he has only become more of a criminal since leaving the White House.
Bonete has been a thorn in Obama’s side for quite some time. As US District Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, he was next in the line of succession for Attorney General until Obama signed an executive order cutting him out of the line of succession right before he left office. Trump immediately restored Boente as soon as he got into the White House.
Fox News’ Judge Jeanine Pirro described how Trump should handle the leaks that have been coming out of the administration. Pirro pointed out who is really responsible. Obama. Some of his administration “leftovers” are still in Washington and she believes they are leaking the information and that they should be prosecuted.
“I don’t think there’s any question about that. I had people predict that before Donald Trump took over as president, who said there are people in the intelligence community who are so livid about what Donald Trump is saying about them, that they will retaliate. And what you have seen is what they did,” explained Pirro.
“They were in a position to do it, and they leaked it. This, by the way, they don’t play around. And what the president has to do with it is make clear that he doesn’t play around either and prosecute them for the leaks,” explained Pirro.
“This is classified information, serious stuff and if they’re going to play this game, and they are, these are Obama people who were leftovers. And what Donald Trump needs to do is move into the bureaucracies and find out who the leakers are because a lot of these people are very much embedded into the system. He has to find out who they are that will not be easy,” explained Pirro.
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For some, one versus all sounds like an unwinnable contest, a hellish punishment, or a neverending nightmare. For Roman Reigns it’s just another day at the office.
The agile, imposing juggernaut has been told his entire life that he cannot accomplish his goals. And since day one of his arrival in WWE, he has proven his naysayers wrong in the language of broken bodies and shattered Superstars who thought they had his number. Whether it was finishing opposing teams off as the enforcer of The Shield or steadily grinding his way toward the WWE World Heavyweight Championship as a solo competitor, Reigns has made a lasting impression on anyone who’s come into contact with him.
That includes Brock Lesnar, whom The Big Dog locked up with in the main event of WrestleMania 31. That also includes Randy Orton, who was cut down by a Spear in one of Reigns’ first solo rivalries. And that certainly includes Triple H, who The Powerhouse beat in the main event of WrestleMania 32 to claim the WWE World Heavyweight Title in a grueling, heartfelt effort.
President Trump famously took to Twitter this morning to fire off a flurry of tweets accusing ex-president Barack Obama of ordering the the phones at Trump Tower be wiretapped during the election.
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