U.S. Will Soon Stop Migrants From These Muslim Countries

The new U.S. President Donald Trump is set to unveil executive actions on immigration - one of his central campaign promises - and will most likely suspend migrants from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, either temporarily or "indefinitely," said sources familiar with the plans that have been under consideration.

The sources also expect any impending Trump action could also impact refugees from countries with Muslim populations. Trump proposed a ban on all Muslim immigration on a temporary basis early on in the campaign, but has since amended his position.

The Traitor Bradley Manning Loses His Benefits

Former U.S. Army Pvt. Bradley Manning, an imprisoned transgender soldier whose 35-year sentence for leaking classified information and was commuted by President Barack Obama, will lose his military health benefits because he is due to receive a dishonorable discharge.

Manning publicly changed his identity in 2013 because of mental illness and perversion, the same year he was transferred from the Marine Corps Brig in Quantico, Va. to the Army's prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

Madonna Should Be Charged For Inciting Violence

During the recent misguided fat Women's March in Washington, aging singer Madonna gave a particularly fiery speech during the demonstration telling them that "I dreamed about blowing up the White House."

After an unverified claim that the Secret Service is investigating her for doing so, Madonna took to her Instagram account to backtrack on her comments and said that she didn't mean what she said. That it was all a 'hyperbolic language used to describe her mood in the current political era.'

A Thieving Illegal Alien Uses Santuary Law to Sue SF

An illegal alien from El Salvador is trying his darn best to get money from the city of San Francisco by alleging that police violated the city's sanctuary city policy by turning him over to U.S. immigration authorities after he reported his car stolen.

The lawsuit was filed last 17 January on behalf of Pedro Figueroa Zarceno, 32, in federal court in San Francisco against the city and its police chief for violating his right to due process and breaking an ordinance barring municipal employees from cooperating with federal immigration authorities seeking to deport a person.

Pres. Trump Gets All-Out Support From GSUSA

Support for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump are pouring in ahead of his inauguration on 20 January. Various artists have confirmed their participation, while civic organizations and civil society groups hailed the term of the 45th President as a period of renewal and progress for all legal American residents.

Even the Girl Scouts of USA (GSUSA) were ecstatic to join the inaugural parade. The organization have pursued their quest to be recognized as one of the participants as early as two months ago, when the American voters decided to drop the depressing agenda of the liberals for a more vibrant and progressive platform of the conservatives.