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'I've never felt this level of fear' Fmr. TX Rep. Colin Allred on voters' shutdown concerns
MSNBC· 2025-10-05 23:52
We are now 5 days into a government shutdown with no end in sight and voters are still pinning most of the blame on the GOP. According to a new CBS poll, 39% of voters say President Trump and Republicans should be held responsible, while 30% say Democrats are to blame and 31% say both parties are at fault here. Here's what House Minority Leader Hakee Jeff and Speaker Mike Johnson had to say about where negotiations stand.Republicans, including Donald Trump, have gone radio silent. And what we've seen is neg ...
Trump: 'U.N. is funding an assault on western countries and their borders'
MSNBC· 2025-09-23 15:05
Not only is the UN not solving the problems it should, too often, it's actually creating new problems for us to solve. The best example is the number one political issue of our time, the crisis of uncontrolled migration. It's uncontrolled.Your countries are being ruined. The United Nations is funding an assault on Western countries and their borders. In 2024, the UN budgeted $372 million in cash assistance to support an estimated $624,000 migrants journeying into the United States.Think of that. The UN is s ...
Noem announces plan to paint southern border wall black
MSNBC· 2025-08-20 17:57
Joining us now, former Republican Congressman from Florida, MSNBC political analyst Carlos Carbelloo, former Brooklyn prosecutor, MSNBC legal analyst Charles Coleman is here as well. Congressman, we spent a good part of the beginning of President Trump's second term talking about Doge, right. About how important it is to be good stewards of the taxpayers's money.Now, the administration is deploying military to cities that have not asked for help. warships to the coast of Venezuela, continuing to build the w ...
Cemtrex Highlights $1.3 Million in Notable New Contracts in Past Week Across Security and Industrial Divisions, Reinforces FY26 Growth Outlook
Globenewswire· 2025-08-13 12:00
Group 1: Company Overview - Cemtrex Inc. is a diversified technology company operating in the Security and Industrial sectors, focusing on innovation and strategic growth [4] - The Security segment, led by Vicon Industries, provides advanced video management software and integrated surveillance solutions [4] - The Industrial segment, through Advanced Industrial Services (AIS), delivers expert services to manufacturers nationwide [4] Group 2: Recent Contract Awards - Cemtrex announced new contract awards totaling approximately $1.3 million, reflecting its position in markets tied to national priorities [1] - AIS secured a $466,000 project for HVAC modernization at Wrightsville Elementary School, scheduled for completion in Q1 2026 [2] - Vicon received a $327,000 order for Roughneck® cameras and servers for a border security project and a $544,000 order for a prison facility in Tennessee [7] Group 3: Management Commentary and Future Outlook - The CEO of Cemtrex expressed optimism about achieving growth targets of 15-20% for FY26 based on the current project pipeline [3] - The recent contract wins are seen as a momentum builder across both divisions, addressing high-impact markets receiving long-term investment [3]
Bipartisan bill to provide legal status to certain migrants is not ‘amnesty’: Republican co-sponsor
NBC News· 2025-07-15 21:04
Immigration Reform Bill: The Dignity Act - A bipartisan bill, the Dignity Act, proposes legal status for undocumented immigrants in the US since before 2021, offering up to 7 years of legal status with work authorization, contingent on restitution and regular DHS check-ins [1] - The bill emphasizes border security enhancements and protections for Dreamers [1] - The bill does not include a pathway to citizenship or amnesty [2][4] Economic Impact - Undocumented immigrants are needed in the economy and should be allowed to work, pay taxes, and contribute [4][5][15] - The bill proposes a $7,000 payment over seven years plus 1% of income over seven years from immigrants, generating funds for the Treasury and retraining American workers [5][6] - Allowing undocumented immigrants to stay, pay taxes, buy homes, open bank accounts, and consume is essential for maintaining the US as the number one economy [15] Political Landscape - The bill's success depends on timing and potential support from the Trump administration, given Trump's business background and understanding of labor needs in construction, hospitality, and agriculture [3][6][7] - Key figures like Steven Miller may pose challenges due to their stance on mass deportations [8][11][17] - The bill has bipartisan support, with 11 Republicans and 11 Democrats initially backing it [13] - 78% of Americans, including nearly 60% of Republicans, favor a pathway to citizenship for immigrants living in the US illegally, though the bill does not currently offer this [22][23] Addressing Concerns - The bill aims to address the issue of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) expirations, integrating TPS holders into the Dignity Act's framework [19] - The bill seeks to identify and integrate undocumented immigrants into society, ensuring they contribute to social security and are not subject to mass deportation [17] - The bill targets undocumented immigrants without criminal records who contribute to the economy, particularly in construction, hospitality, and agriculture [4][15][26]
Tax Bill Delivers What GOP Promised, Jordan Says
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-02 19:44
Legislation Overview - The legislation empowers families by allowing them to keep more of their money, providing school choice, securing the border, and requiring able-bodied individuals in the welfare system to work [2] - The speaker believes that if each item in the bill were voted on separately, it would pass [8][9] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of passing the bill to maintain momentum, citing successes in border security, operations in Iran, and increased NATO defense spending [5] Political Strategy & Challenges - The speaker acknowledges Democratic opposition and concerns from some Republicans regarding the bill's impact on Medicaid [3] - The speaker suggests focusing on the positive aspects of the bill and what it delivers to constituents [7][8] - The speaker highlights the narrow majority in both the House and Senate, making it crucial to pass the legislation now [6] - The speaker points out that the bill aligns with what the voters were promised [11]
Trump's border czar says immigration raids are more dangerous due to protests
NBC News· 2025-06-11 02:15
From what you've seen, from what you've heard in Los Angeles, could you conduct ICE raids right now without the help of the National Guard and the Marines. We can conduct ICE raids, but it's about the it's about the the the threats uh and the violence right now. I mean, this job's already dangerous.I've done this for a long time. I mean, our ICE officers have been attacked. It's like we're a third world nation where people think it's okay to threaten the life and safety of federal law enforcement officer an ...