It is going to be a fast, hot summer.

Jun 02, 2025

Dear Patriot,

Happy June! We predict that this summer is going to be over in a flash and that there will be a lot of action to observe.

Join us three times a week where we will give you the hot take on the hot news.

As we fly into another packed week of extraordinary events, we catch up on news that might have been lost in shuffle.

The Supreme Court is a mixed bag.
The deception of the Democrats grows deeper.
We hope what happens in Kentucky, doesn’t stay in Kentucky.
Once again, Democrats caught cheating.
Your next job may be with the government.
Another lesson for staying chill in an un-chill world.

1- We wish that the radical, far left cared half as much for American citizens as they care for illegal criminals. It should not be this hard to remove illegals that Biden flooded into the country.

Politico

Supreme Court allows Trump administration to cancel legal status for half-million immigrants

QUOTE: The administration can now cancel a Biden-era humanitarian program that allowed immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to live and work in the US legally. President Donald Trump and his aides hailed the high court ruling. “We had a great decision from the Supreme Court, thank goodness,” Trump said. “That was very important.
"You can’t have a situation where the Biden administration can fly in half a million illegal aliens in the last 24 months, and we’re having a conversation about, ‘Oh, maybe they should get to stay for life,’” deputy White House chief of staff Stephen Miller said, although neither the Supreme Court nor any other court has ruled that the Biden-era programs were illegal. “Good news is the airplanes travel in two directions.”
Some immigration activists who support the parole program expressed hope in advance of the Supreme Court’s decision that if the justices allowed the administration to end the programs, the high court would at least require the 30-day advance notice Noem built into her March announcement. But the high court imposed no such condition in its ruling Friday.
One of the lawyers for the immigrants, Karen Tumlin of Justice Action Center, said the ruling’s immediate impact will be to spread fear. “We are about to see the consequences now of the Trump administration’s mass deportation fantasy,” Tumlin said. “And let me be clear, this is for a group of people who had lawful status until this morning, but who the Trump administration has forcibly rendered undocumented overnight, and that should send a shiver down everyone’s spine.”
Biden initiated the parole for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans in 2022 and early 2023. His plan was aimed at reining in politically damaging scenes of chaos at the U.S.-Mexico border by stemming the disorganized flood of migrants into border communities.
During the presidential campaign last year, Trump repeatedly decried the Biden policy, which he said deposited individuals from some of the most dangerous countries into communities across the U.S. “On day one of my new administration, I’ll stop all of the migrant flights into our country,” Trump declared during a rally in Wisconsin last September. Trump included an end to the parole programs among a series of immigration policy changes he directed in an executive order signed on the first day of his second term.