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Did the Supreme Court Just Hand Biden a Major Victory on Immigration? Find Out Now

Recently, the Supreme Court made a decision with an 8-1 majority to resurrect a deportation policy that was put in place by the Biden administration. The policy aims to prioritize the removal of individuals who are in the country illegally and pose a threat to public safety. The Court stated that Texas and Louisiana did not have the legal standing to challenge this policy, claiming that it was too lenient. Furthermore, the Court ruled against …

Biden Administration Names Jason Owens as New Chief of Border Patrol

Jason Owens, the current head of the Border Patrol’s Del Rio sector in Texas, was announced as the new chief of the agency by the Biden administration on Friday.

Biden Admin Targets a New Household Appliance

The Biden Administration is considering implementing regulations on gas-powered residential furnaces, an initiative that could influence the availability and pricing of these appliances, thus affecting consumer choice.

Biden Admin Criticized for China Visit on Tiananmen Massacre Date – Major Coup Alleged

High-ranking officials from the Biden administration visit China amidst the 34th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, provoking criticism over the timing of the visit and its potential implications on the United States’ international stature.

The Resolution of the Debt Ceiling Crisis, Results in Huge Implications for Student Loan Borrowers

Student loan payments were paused for three years due to COVID-19. However, with the recent bill addressing the country’s debt ceiling crisis, these payments are now scheduled to resume. The provision in the bill specifies that student loan protocols will return to normal “60 days after June 30, 2023,” as stated in the Fiscal Responsibility Act, making August 29 the resumption date.