Jeanie Hannaman

By John and Andy Schlafly, The Federalist - President Trump is ending the gravy train of fraud in Minnesota, much of it perpetrated by Somalis who have been relocated here and who have allegedly used some of the money to fund terrorism back in Africa. Trump vows to end the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalis, which has lasted many years longer than it should have... Joseph H. Thompson, who served as Trump’s acting U.S. Attorney for Minnesota until October, recently indicted six individuals from Somalia and two others for wire fraud. They allegedly defrauded Minnesota’s Medicaid-funded housing stabilization program.

By John Mac Ghlionn, The American Spectator - Trump’s instinct — to slam the brakes after the horrific National Guard shooting by an Afghan migrant — is understandable. Any leader with a conscience wants to shield his people. The country is rattled, grieving, and wondering how a young man welcomed into America’s care ended up turning his weapon on Americans. Trump sensed that fear and moved swiftly, promising a halt to migration from all “third-world countries.” It’s blunt, straightforward, and politically explosive. But good instinct isn’t the same as good judgment, and this is where his approach deserves scrutiny.