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El Paso Judge Orders Release of Illegal Migrants Involved in Border Riot Overwhelmed by National Guard in Easter Sunday Ruling

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El Paso, Texas – On Easter Sunday, a judge in El Paso ordered the release of undocumented migrants accused of participating in a “border riot” earlier this month when a stampede overwhelmed National Guard troops along the Rio Grande. The judge made his ruling during an online teleconference bond hearing after the El Paso District Attorney’s Office was not prepared to proceed with detention hearings for each defendant. The riot occurred on March 21, when a group of over 300 migrants attempted to enter the U.S. illegally by rushing a border fence in El Paso. … Read more

Trump Expresses Fury Over Biden’s Recognition of Trans Visibility Day on Easter Sunday

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Atlanta, Georgia – Former President Donald Trump’s recent social media post wishing a “happy Easter to all” has raised questions about his mental acuity. Trump took to his platform, Truth Social, to send his Easter greetings while also expressing disdain for those he believes are working to undermine America. In an all-capitalized post, he criticized individuals such as DOJ special counsel Jack Smith and Georgia attorney Fani Willis. The timing of Trump’s post coincided with Joe Biden’s statement recognizing Trans Visibility Day, which falls on Easter Sunday this year. Created by a Michigan-based transgender activist, … Read more

Iowa’s Quirky Alcohol Laws: From Gas Station Beer to Sunday Sales, Here’s What You Need to Know

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Des Moines, Iowa – Navigating the laws surrounding alcohol can be a challenge, with each state having its own regulations for buying, transporting, and consuming alcoholic beverages. In the state of Iowa, there are several specific laws that dictate how residents can purchase and enjoy their favorite drinks. One common question is whether beer can be bought at gas stations in Iowa. The answer is yes – convenience stores such as Casey’s or Kum & Go are allowed to sell beer, making it easy for locals to pick up a case of their preferred brand, … Read more

From Sunday Car Sales to Frog-Jumping Contests: America’s Strangest Laws Revealed

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JACKSON, Missouri: Did you know that selling a car on a Sunday is illegal in Missouri? This strange law is just one of many bizarre and interesting laws that exist across the United States. In this three-part series, we will explore some of the most peculiar laws from Alabama to Missouri, revealing the unique and often just plain weird regulations that Americans must abide by. In Alabama, it is illegal to impersonate a member of the clergy, including priests, nuns, or rabbis. Breaking this law is considered a misdemeanor and can result in a fine … Read more