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A man who says he is a woman is suing the federal government over restrictions in his job at the Transportation Security Administration that do not allow him to "pat down" female travelers.

A Western Journal report published at the Gateway Pundit explains Danielle Mittereder is suing over rules from the Department of Homeland Security establishing those limits.

That restriction followed an executive order from President Donald Trump against recognizing transgenderism claims in the federal government.

The claim being made by Mittereder is that the policy violates federal civil rights law.

According to the report on the recently filed lawsuit, Mittereder began working at the TSA in 2024 and now is stationed at Dulles International Airport in Virginia.

He claims because he is not allowed to pat down women, his job prospects are being hurt.

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President Donald Trump closed his final Cabinet meeting of the year on Tuesday with a ferocious message to Somali immigrants including Democrat Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota who "complain and do nothing but bitch."

'I don't want 'em in our country, I'll be honest with you," Trump said of the immigrants who have penetrated Minnesota in large numbers.

"Somebody will say, 'Oh that's not politically correct.' I don't care. I don't want 'em in our country. Their country's no good for a reason. Their country stinks. … I could say that about other countries too."

Trump said America is on the brink of disaster if the trend continues.

"You know, our country's at a tipping point. We could go bad," he explained.

"We could go one way or the other. We're gonna go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage to our country. Ilhan Omar is garbage. She's garbage. Her friends are garbage."

The president continued: "These aren't people that say, 'Let's go, come on let's make this place great.' These are people that do nothing but complain. And from where they came from, they got nothing.

"You know, if they came from paradise, and they said this isn't paradise, but when they come from hell, and they complain and do nothing but bitch, we don't want 'em in our country. Let 'em go back to where they came from and fix it."

As WorldNetDaily reported Tuesday, a recent City Journal investigation uncovered the fact that Minnesota state taxpayers likely are the biggest single source of funding for the Muslim terror network of al-Shabaab.

And now U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has confirmed the federal government is investigating the scandal that has developed on the watch of Democrat Gov. Tim Walz.

On Monday, both Trump and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt went scorched earth on Walz for what some say is a surrender of the state to Somalia.

Trump himself highlighted a report by investigative journalist Amy Mekelburg of the RAIR Foundation in which she indicated: "Minnesota is being systematically transformed – its people replaced, its cities being turned into foreign enclaves, its future rewritten by mass migration and soaring immigrant birth rates, all by design."

"Minneapolis already holds the largest Somali population in the U.S. – a hub for Shariah push and radical recruitment. You can see it on display at the Somali Culture and Music Night held this weekend."

"This isn't assimilation. It's colonization," Mekelburg concluded.

Trump said sarcastically in reaction: "Welcome to Minnesota – Great job Governor Walz!"

Leavitt held a White House press briefing Monday, during which she scorched the Democrat governor, saying "Somali immigrants have been ripping off American taxpayers."

She said, "59 [Somalis] have been convicted for their roles in fraud plots that have stolen $1 billion from taxpayers."

"In one scheme, and this is egregious, a nonprofit and its affiliates with the Somali migrants claim to have fed tens of thousands of American children during the pandemic. They were reimbursed for those meals by taxpayers. However, federal prosecutors found that almost all of those meals were never even delivered to hungry children."

"In fact, those organization's leaders spent the money on houses, luxury cars and real estate in Turkey and Kenya."

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President Donald Trump is set to convene a meeting at the White House Monday at 5 p.m. ET to discuss the next steps regarding Venezuela.

Key members of Trump's cabinet and national security team are expected to attend, including War Secretary Pete Hegseth, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Additionally, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will be present.

President Donald Trump indicated Thursday night that the U.S. might "very soon" start targeting alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers on land. This would expand operations that have primarily concentrated on the Caribbean Sea. Trump and Hegseth have confronted the threat directly in recent months by conducting military airstrikes against them in the Caribbean.

Does the U.S. have a moral and strategic imperative to intervene military? Breck Henderson, a retired Navy Reserve Officer and retired nuclear engineer for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, recently wrote in his Substack that "military action against the Maduro regime is not just justifiable, but imperative."

What are others saying? WorldNetDaily spoke to national security expert and retired Army Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, who agreed: "I support military action to curb or eliminate the expansion of communism in the Western hemisphere." For Gaub, "all such action must be taken within the bounds of the U.S. Constitution."

While he shares Trump's and Hegseth's serious concerns about drug trafficking, viewing it as major threat to the people of the United States, he also expresses a less frequently discussed concern: Venezuela is "an ideological launchpad for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and other aligned nations and people who seek to attack the United States' soft underbelly," explained Gaub.

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Both President Donald Trump and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt went scorched earth Monday on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for what some say is a surrender of the state to Somalia.

Trump himself highlighted a report by investigative journalist Amy Mekelburg of the RAIR Foundation in which she indicated: "Minnesota is being systematically transformed – its people replaced, its cities being turned into foreign enclaves, its future rewritten by mass migration and soaring immigrant birth rates, all by design."

"Minneapolis already holds the largest Somali population in the U.S. – a hub for Shariah push and radical recruitment. You can see it on display at the Somali Culture and Music Night held this weekend."

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From the outside, 9170 Irvine Center Drive is just another quiet office building in Irvine, California. But public records show it is the hub of a system that recruits workers overseas, then funnels them into U.S. jobs through visa dependency. For countless American families watching their wages fall and opportunities vanish, this isn't some distant policy fight; it's the hidden hiring machine determining whether an American worker gets a fair chance or never even enters the room.

This building is not unique. All across the country, the same pattern is unfolding. An entire industry, one most Americans have never heard of, is quietly rewriting the rules of the labor market. These aren't tech companies in the traditional sense. They don't sell innovation or software. They sell people. They profit by importing temporary, visa-dependent workers through loopholes in the U.S. immigration system.

Behind glossy websites and ordinary-looking job ads lies a vast, coordinated network stretching across the United States, Canada and India. What looks like routine consulting is, in reality, a sophisticated labor-broker operation engineered to move workers, money and paperwork across borders while pushing qualified American professionals aside in favor of cheaper, more controllable foreign replacements.

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Pro-life pregnancy centers do, in fact, have constitutional speech rights.

That's from a ruling from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where judges unanimously affirmed the rights of those New York centers to tell pregnant women about the abortion pill reversal protocol.

The decision keeps in place a lower court's block of New York Attorney General Letitia James' agenda to manipulate business fraud laws to censor that speech.

The process has been proven medically effective if used properly. It provides that the chemical abortion process can be reversed successfully if pursued soon after an abortion pill first is taken.

The decision by a panel of three judges said the centers are "likely to succeed on their First Amendment claim."

"Here, the preliminary injunction serves to secure the First Amendment rights of the NIFLA plaintiffs by allowing them to make religiously and morally motivated statements that provide information about APR to women who may wish to attempt to counteract the effects of an abortion initiated by oral medication," wrote Circuit Judge Bianco.

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A transgender, a man portraying himself as a woman, who was teaching at the University of Oklahoma has been taken out of the classroom and the regents have been ordered by Gov. Kevin Stitt to make certain students are not being punished for their faith.

This all after a rant from the professor, Mel Curtis, that condemned the student's references to the Bible and faith, and instead insisted she should adopt the teacher's ideologies.

The governor's reaction: "The 1st Amendment is foundational to our freedom & inseparable from a well rounded education. The situation at OU is deeply concerning. I'm calling on the OU regents to review the results of the investigation & ensure other students aren't unfairly penalized for their beliefs."

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A new report reveals that a cache of evidence released by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, confirms that the Joe Biden administration knowingly violated the Constitution by diving into the telephone records of Republicans in Congress as part of its lawfare against President Donald Trump.

The report in the Federal confirmed, "The Biden Administration okayed Special Counsel Jack Smith's subpoenaing congressional phone records knowing the subpoenas were unconstitutional, emails released last week revealed. That same trove of documents also established the illegality of the nondisclosure orders issued by the courts to prevent the telecommunication providers from alert[ing] the members of Congress of the unconstitutional seizure of their toll records."

It continued, "In other words, the Biden Administration ignored Smith's blatant violation of congressional Republicans' constitutional rights under the Speech or Debate Clause because the special counsel's office was unlikely to criminally charge any of the congressional Republicans — and therefore, there was little 'litigation risk' that a court would exclude the unconstitutionally seized evidence."

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Joe Biden, repeatedly telling the American public to believe the unlikely scenario that Russia blew up its own Nord Stream pipeline, may not have been telling the truth at all, according to a new column from constitutional expert and law professor Jonathan Turley.

The submerged pipeline was blown up by saboteurs in the waters near Denmark and Sweden in 2022, and a number of suspects emerged, including Ukraine.

Turley noted the truth remains unknown, but now German prosecutors appear to be zeroing in on key Ukrainian individuals.

That's despite Biden's repeated claims to Americans that it was all the Russians.

Turley explained, "This week, a German court issued an arrest warrant for Ukrainian Serhii Kuznietsov, which may finally confirm what was long suspected: that Ukraine was responsible for the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines in the waters near Denmark and Sweden.

"The Biden administration may have been given prior warning. It was allegedly told years ago by a Ukrainian whistleblower that a six-person team of Ukrainian special forces was planning to rent a boat, dive to the sea floor and blow up the Nord Stream project. The operation was reportedly led by Gen. Valerii Zaluzhnyi, commander-in-chief of Ukraine's armed forces," he explained.

But after the attack, Biden and media operatives "fueled speculation that Russia had destroyed its own pipeline, despite evidence and logic to the contrary. It was another convenient claim of a Russian false-flag operation that allowed the Biden administration to ignore the possibility that Ukraine had not only engaged in environmental crimes but had also knowingly lied to its allies."

He said the Biden explanation often has been questioned. And the truth may soon be coming as a German court issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian "in a move that could prove an embarrassment for not just Volodymyr Zelensky but Joe Biden."

"The suggestion of a Russian attack on a Russian pipeline never seemed logical. However, the administration was funneling billions in support for Ukraine, funding that now exceeds an estimated $180 billion. Having Ukraine sabotage pipelines to our allies would hardly be opportune when many were questioning the costs to U.S. citizens," Turley noted.

"The Biden administration was not alone in running interference for Ukraine, as Zelensky denied responsibility despite mounting evidence to the contrary. When another alleged Ukrainian saboteur was found in Poland, a Polish court blocked the extradition to Germany and ordered his release. The reason? The judge did not base the decision on Ukrainian denials. Instead, he declared that the act had been committed in the name of a just war.

Authorities in Italy took another direction. When the arrest warrant was issued for Kuznietsov, he was ordered extradited.

"If the investigators are correct, it was not just the Ukrainian government that was lying to us. Biden was also presumably informed by the intelligence agencies of this evidence. Yet Biden kept suggesting anyway that the Russians were covering up the truth. He told the public, 'The Russians are pumping out disinformation and lies. We will work with our allies to get to the bottom [of precisely what happened] Just don't listen to what Putin's saying. What he's saying we know is not true,'" the column explained.

And now, while Germans are working to find the truth, "the question is whether the American public will ever be given transparency on our own government's alleged complicity or knowledge. The public was asked to pump billions into a war while the administration allegedly covered up an attack by Ukraine on a Western pipeline — and then may have misled the public. The public also has a right to know if the CIA was told in advance that this attack was coming and either gave tacit approval or said nothing to our allies."

The attack left three of four Nord Stream pipelines inoperable. They were providing natural gas from Russia to Europe.

Russia sought, unsuccessfully, a United Nations investigation. Denmark and Sweden each launched reviews, which failed to identify those responsible. Germany's investigation continues, and it has identified seven suspects, including former members of a diving school in Kyiv.

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The fate of baby Jesus may have been very different if Republicans were in charge some 2,000 years ago.

That's the opinion of U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, who appeared Sunday on MS Now.

"I just want to be clear. This is the [Republican] party that says that they care so much about life until life actually shows up at their front door," Crockett said.