How To Deal With Child Rapist Yemeni Style

A despicable man convicted of raping and murdering a three-year-old girl was executed in the Yemeni capital Sanaa last 31 July in front of hundreds of onlookers. This is the first public execution there since 2009 and it won't be the last, especially for child rapists.

"Security was very tight, because authorities were fearing a revenge attack by armed men from the Bani Matar tribe to which the girl's family belong," said Reuters photographer Khaled Abdullah who witnessed the scene.

EU Court Rejects The "Open-Door" Policy

In a ruling which is expected to have a productive and far-reaching effect for how the European Union deals with migrants in future, the European Court of Justice last 26 July upheld the right of member states to deport asylum-seekers to the first EU country they enter.

The ruling amounted to an effective rejection of Angela Merkel's controversial "open-door" refugee policy, which saw more than one million asylum-seekers flood into Germany.

Singapore Voided Marriage After Sex Change

Singapore is still and will always will be a champion of marriage between a man and a woman voided despite what the left and progressive claim that the small Asian country is accommodating the LGBT demands.

As a stark example for everyone who are still blinded by the farce offered same-sex union, Singapore voided the marriage of the couple after the husband underwent a sex change operation because it contravened the city-state's laws.

Happy Days Are Here As ICE Steps Up Deportation

The head of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unit in charge of deportations has recently ordered all officers to take action against all illegal aliens they may cross paths with, regardless of whether they have criminal histories or not. This is what they call enforcing the law no matter what the crybabies will say. The law may be harsh to some, but it is the law.

In a February memo, Matthew Albence, a career official who heads the Enforcement and Removal Operations division of ICE, informed his 5,700 deportation officers that, "effective immediately, ERO officers will take enforcement action against all removable aliens encountered in the course of their duties." YES!

Illegal Alien Father Deported Back To Where He Belonged

Joel Massie came home from school only to realize something was different. His lazy illegal alien father was no longer around because he failed to process his immigration papers legally and relied on his religious comrades to save him from authorities.

Arino Massie, of Metuchen, New Jersey, was deported back to his native country of Indonesia, a place he fled 16 years ago because of the alleged "religious persecution," which is now gone.