โAmericaโs Most Unwantedโ Exposes Atrocious Criminal Aliens who Arrived Under Biden

Among the throngs of violent criminals that entered the United States illegally under the Biden administrationโs catastrophic open border frenzy are terrorists from two Islamic countries in Africa who targeted American Jews as well as murderers, rapists, child sexual predators and drunk drivers from Latin America.
They are undeniably โAmericaโs Most Unwanted,โ the fitting title of a disturbing report that profiles dozens of the most atrocious criminals who infiltrated the U.S. during Bidenโs four years.
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), a Washington D.C. nonprofit dedicated to researching immigration issues, released the document this month and calls it a โscathing indictment of irresponsible and reckless anti-borders policiesโ that clearly shows the harmful impact on citizens and legal immigrants alike.
The worst part, FAIR points out, is that the brutal crimes exposed by its probe could have been prevented with secure borders, sufficient interior enforcement and routine cooperation between local law enforcement and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Some of the offenders profiled in the report entered the U.S. several times, the FAIR investigation found, highlighting the detrimental impact of porous borders and mass illegal immigration.
A record-breaking 7.6 million illegal aliens entered the country under Biden, including hundreds of thousands with serious criminal records and over 1.7 million from nations the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says pose a national security threat to the U.S. Classified as Special Interest Aliens (SIA) by the government, the migrants that pose a security threat came from some 26 countries, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria, Syria, and Turkey, China, North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Mauritania, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Venezuela.
Many SIAsโincluding some on the U.S. terrorist watchlistโwere released inside the country under Biden, risking public safety and national security.
Thanks to the Trump administrationโs strict border policies fiscal year 2026, which began in October, commenced with the lowest illegal crossings in history.
Additionally, ICE is arresting record numbers of violent offenders throughout the nation, including gang members, rapists, human traffickers, murderers and other serious criminals. In one Texas operation alone, federal authorities arrested over 350 gangbangers with 1,700 criminal convictions who entered the United States illegally over 1,400 times….
US targets 500kW Moon nuclear reactor by 2030; aims to power future space missions

NASA could place a powerful 500-kilowatt-electric (kWe) nuclear reactor on the Moon by the end of 2030, as part of a bold, high-stakes move aimed at securing long-term US energy dominance in space.
The system, developed under the space agencyโs Fission Surface Power Initiative, would represent a significant leap beyond the radioisotope generators that have powered missions like Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, and the Mars rovers for decades.
According to NASA, in comparison to smaller systems, a 500-kWe reactor could continuously power lunar habitats, industrial equipment, communication arrays and even resource extraction operations.
โIt might sound like science fiction, but itโs not,โ Sebastian Corbisiero, the Space Reactor Initiative national technical director, explained. โIt is very realistic and can significantly boost what humans can do in space because fission reactors provide a step increase in the amount of available power.โ
Titled โWeighing the Future: Strategic Options for US Space Nuclear Leadership,โ the document outlines three approaches. The most ambitious, described as โGo Big or Go Home,โ calls for a 100โ500 kWe reactor program led by NASA or the Department of War, with support from the Department of Energy….
When It Comes to Climate and Energy, Letโs Retire the Politics of Fear

In the latest example of the scare tactics favored by climate change alarmists, it was announced last month that 2025 โwas the third-warmest in modern history, according to Copernicus, the European Unionโs climate change monitoring service,โ as reported by NBC News.
The story added, โThe conclusion came as no surprise: The past 11 years have been the 11 warmest on record, according to Copernicus data. In 2025, the average global temperature was about 1.47 degrees Celsius (2.65 Fahrenheit) higher than from 1850 to 1900 โ the period scientists use as a reference point, since it precedes the industrial era in which massive amounts of carbon pollution have been pumped into the atmosphere.โ
As usual, our most affordable and reliable fuel sources were blamed.
โThe primary reason for these record temperatures is the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, dominated by the burning of fossil fuels,โ according to Samantha Burgess, the โstrategic lead on climateโ for the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, which operates Copernicus, according to the report.
Sometimes it feels like the climate change crusaders are oblivious to everything going on around them.
For decades, theyโve been resorting to the same tired strategies to convince us that doom and gloom are just around the corner if we donโt change our ways. What they ignore is that their tactics arenโt working โ more people than ever are tuning them out.
Americans in particular have grown wise to the predictions that donโt come true and the demands that donโt make sense. In fact, so badly has science become blatantly politicized that the number of people who have a great amount of trust in science keeps shrinking.
That fact was backed up by a recent Pew Research Center report that found that โAmericansโ confidence in scientists remains lower than it was prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.โ To many of us, it is now obvious that the inconsistent guidance on Covid and many pandemic edicts that were later found to be ineffective and even misleading demonstrated that science was not above being overtly politicized….
Democrats Suddenly Oppose Law Enforcement Body Cameras They Demanded

Democrats are backtracking on their own demand that ICE agents wear body cameras. Theyโre suddenly concerned that those cameras will be used to track and surveil anti-ICE protesters, which seems like an admission that they know those people are their base voters.
This isnโt the first time this issue has backfired on Democrats.
Following their anti-police push in 2020, Democrats wanted all law enforcement officers to wear body cameras, but that didnโt work out the way they planned. Instead of showing LEOs in a bad light, it showed them to be professionals who often deal with violence directed at them.
Bill Melugin of FOX News reported on this yesterday. Stay with this video to the end:
ICE surveillance concerns shift Democratsโ demands for body cameras
A push to put body cameras on all ICE agents has Democrats running headlong into a new problem: fear that the technology will provide another avenue for mass surveillance of protesters.
Congressional Democratic leaders have made universal use of body cameras one of their prime demands for imposing accountability on Immigration and Customs Enforcement, especially after federal agents fatally shot two American citizens in Minneapolis. But after an outcry from privacy advocates that surveillance tools will allow ICE agents to identify and track protesters, Democrats are also calling for restrictions on how the body cameras can be usedโฆ
Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.), who proposed a ban on ICE agents using facial recognition, also supported surveillance limits on body cameras.
โObviously we want them to be wearing body cameras, but we would want restrictions placed on what that information could be used for,โ Markey said. โWe want to make sure that we have the accountability for how these officers conduct themselves on the streets of our country, but we donโt want it in turn to be used as a way of coming back and suppressing free speech.โ
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump would not accept any deals that undermine ICEโs enforcement capabilities.
This is such a huge self-own for Democrats…..
Grooming Gang Survivors Say British Girls Were Trafficked to Pakistan as Sex Slaves

MP Rupert Lowe, who launched an independent inquiry into the mass child rape that occurred throughout England at the hands of clans of mostly Pakistani Muslim men, has called on the government to launch an investigation into cases of missing girls in grooming areas to determine whether they may have been trafficked to Pakistan as sex slaves.
The inquiry, which began in London last week, heard testimony from rape gang survivors that their abusers had attempted to take them to Pakistan. One victim told the inquiry: โThey said they wanted to take me back to meet their families. So luckily I didnโt have a passport, otherwise I might not be sat here right now.โ
Lowe said that multiple witness statements have stated that sexually abused girls were being trafficked to Pakistan and elsewhere by their rapists.
โI believe there are currently countless British women being used as sex slaves overseas. This may sound insane. It is not. Look at these gangs. Nobody would have believed the extent of the evil before it was uncovered. This is very real,โ the Greater Yarmouth MP said.
โOur inquiry believes that this is the current reality for a terrifying number of women,โ Lowe added….
New sex-related charges filed against SoCal soccer coach accused in teen’s murder

Nine new criminal charges were filed Tuesday against a youth soccer coach who was already charged with murdering a 13-year-old boy and sex-related crimes involving two teenage boys.
Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino — who is charged with the March 28, 2025, slaying of Oscar “Omar” Hernandez — pleaded not guilty through his attorney to eight new counts of sodomy of a person under 16 and one new count of oral copulation of a person under 16 involving one of the two surviving alleged victims.
Garcia-Aquino, now 44, remains jailed without bail while awaiting what is expected to be a four-day hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence to allow the case against him to proceed to trial.
The murder charge stemming from Hernandez’s death includes the special circumstance allegation of murder during the commission or attempted commission of a lewd act with a child.
Prosecutors will decide later whether to seek the death penalty against Garcia-Aquino.
He was also initially charged with one count each of assault with the intent to commit a sexual offense and lewd act on a child 14 or 15 years old involving a different teenage boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted Dec. 10, 2022, at a home in Sylmar where the defendant was living at the time.
He was charged separately — in a case that has since been combined with the murder case — with a felony count of assault with the intent to commit a lewd act involving a 16-year-old boy in Palmdale on Feb. 22, 2024. The nine latest counts involve alleged crimes between September 2022 and July 2023 involving that alleged victim….
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Trump warns Iran โfoolishโ to evade deal; Netanyahu meets Trump at White House TV7 Israel – 11 Feb.
1) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.
2) Iranian President voices skepticism about prospects to achieve an agreement with the United States.
3) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan insists his country is โnot seeking influence in the region.โ
The Real Issue With Bad Bunnyโs Halftime Performance | The Drill Down | Ep. 256
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show was more than just music. Peter Schweizer, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller “The Invisible Coup,” breaks down the political messaging embedded in the entirely Spanish performance. From songs about gentrification to Mexican officials celebrating it as migrant advocacy, this wasn’t just entertainment.
It was a coordinated message on the world’s biggest stage. We examine the NFL’s financial motivations, foreign government reactions, and what this means for American culture.
Is immigration being weaponized through pop culture? Watch to find out.
Muslim Brotherhood
The Muslim Brotherhood is a controversial group that seeks to establish an Islamic state. Their motto states that Holy War is their way, Islamic scripture is their law, and dying in Holy War as a martyr is their highest hope.
President Obama engaged them. But President Trump recently declared some parts of the Muslim Brotherhood to be terrorist organizations. Lisa Fletcher reports.
‘BREAKING POINT’: New refinery closure sparks gas price fears
FOX Business’ Jeff Flock has the details from New Jersey on ‘Mornings with Maria.
Road Warrior
We begin today with a troubling reality. The government pulled out all the stops promoting Covid vaccines but dropped the ball on a key aspect: tracking adverse events from the vaccines and developing treatments. Today, the US still lacks a national mandate requiring doctors to report every potential adverse event.
And thereโs been no robust push to encourage patients to document and submit all potential reactions, including those emerging months or even years later.
Today, we spotlight an extraordinary effort of a former public health insider whoโs traded his desk for the open road to sound the alarm.
New Nuclear
The US is falling behind our competitors in building new nuclear power plants.. even as the demand for electricity to fuel the growth of AI is exploding. President Trump is offering a new twist to the AI industry.. Build your own plants, and the administration will fast track your approvals.
Mikenzie Frost reports from South Carolina, where she found one startup racing to revive the nuclear industry.
Politico: Judges Use โWorkaroundsโ To โBypassโ Pro-Trump Rulings On Immigration

Unelected, inferior court judges are looking at ways to launch a judicial coup against higher court rulings that they donโt like, Politico reported Tuesday.
โFederal judges may have found a workaround to reject the Trump administrationโs mass detention policy after an appeals court backed the approach,โ Politicoโs Kyle Cheney reported.
A three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the Trump administration could continue to detain illegal aliens without bond, with Circuit Judge Edith H. Jones writing for the 2-1 majority that โunadmitted aliens apprehended anywhere in the United States are ineligible for release on bond, regardless of how long they have resided inside the United States.โ
โThat prior Administrations decided to use less than their full enforcement authority under [the law] does not mean they lacked the authority to do more,โ Jones wrote. Under previous administrations, illegal aliens not detained at the border had been able to request a bond hearing, and, if they did not have a violent criminal history, they were often granted bond, Fox News reported.
But as Politico reported, two federal district court judges in Texas who are bound by the ruling said the decision โleft an opening for them to continue granting immigrantsโ release on other grounds, primarily constitutional arguments against detaining people who have established roots in the U.S. without due process.โ
The judges reportedly believe that the Constitution permits a โliberty interestโ to be accounted for.
One of the judges, Kathleen Cardone, ruled in a Monday decision that despite the Fifth Circuitโs recent decision, it โhas no bearing on this Courtโs determination of whether [the petitioner] is being detained in violation of his constitutional right to procedural due process.โ
The other judge, David Briones, made a similar finding….
Billions Stolen: Why Government Doesnโt Crack Down on Fraud
Is there nothing we can do to stop welfare fraud?
โSure there is!โ says fraud expert Andrew McClenahan.
โIt takes less than a second to verify things with data connections these days.โ
So why doesn’t government do that? We discuss here:
Karoline Leavitt RIPS Pro-Illegal CBS Piece, WH Press for Ignoring Trump Successes
Tuesdayโs White House press briefing was a barn burner for both its brevity and fire from Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt as, after offering the administrationโs continued prayers for NBCโs Today co-host Savannah Guthrie and her family as they look for their kidnapped mother, took aim at CBS News for a vile, pro-illegal immigrant article and the wider White House press for ignoring a series of Trump administration successes on basic biology, the border, and the economy.
Leavitt tore into CBS after a question from National Reviewโs Caroline Downey, who was sitting in the โnew media seat.โ Notice how Leavitt correctly and directly asked whether CBS and other journalists would support having supposedly non-violent criminal illegals whoโve committed crimes such as distribution of child pornography and DUI:
And here was how she ended the briefing by listing how reporters refused to ask about a record-high Dow, a leading medical group coming out against child gender mutilations, a positive ruling for the administration to continue detaining illegal immigrants, record-low crime rates, plunging rents, improving affordability for home buying, and record-low border crossings:
In between, the liberal, elite press had other priorities such as the Epstein files, last weekโs controversial video of the Obamas depicted as apes, Democrats being disinvited from a National Governorโs Association gathering, and a new flare-up with Canada over the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Following a question about the probe into his colleagueโs missing mother, NBCโs Gabe Gutierrez asked a series of questions about Jeffrey Epstein, illustrating the leftโs never-ending crusade to will into existence some deep ties between President Trump and the rich creep:….
Nightmare Video Surfaces (Ep. 2450) – 02/11/2026
In this episode, I address the breaking news on the Guthrie case, another public embarrassment of a Democrat, the latest misinformation campaign, and good news that even the black-pillers can’t ignore.
โAllahu Akbarโ: Terrorism Police Leading Investigation Into Stabbings at London School

A 13-year-old boy is being held and questioned on suspicion of attempted murder after an attack at Kingsbury High School in Brent, north-west London on Tuesday. Two boys ages 12 and 13 years old are in โseriousโ condition in hospital after having been stabbed, and others are reported to have been โsprayed with a substanceโ.
The police have recovered a suspected weapon and hailed the bravery of one victim who had the presence of mind to raise the alarm by pulling the fire alarm.
The incident has not yet been declared a terrorist attack, but counter-terror police say there are enough โcircumstancesโ associated with the stabbings to warrant their having taken over the lead position in the investigation from local officers. A police spokesman said they are โkeeping an open mindโ about the motivation in this โfast-moving and developing investigationโ.
State broadcaster the BBC notes witnesses claim they heard the alleged attacker cry the now familiar war cry โAllahu Akbarโ during the attack, but police have neither confirmed nor denied this.
Trump Boom: America Added 130,000 Jobs in JanuaryโMore Than Twice As Many As Expected

Economists had expected 55,000 jobs, although the range of forecasts was particularly wide, with some analysts predicting between zero jobs and 130,000. The unemployment rate was forecast to remain steady at 4.4 percent.
The report was delayed a few days by the partial government shutdown.
The jobs growth came entirely from the private sector, which added 172,000 jobs. The federal governmentโs payrolls contracted by 34,000 while state and local government employment shrank by 8,000.
Construction added 33,000 in January and manufacturing employment climbed by 5,000. Durable goods manufacturing added 9,000 jobs and nondurables shrank by 4,000. The private sectorโs services side added 136,000 jobs, primarily in the health and social services sector. Professional and business services added 34,000. Retail added 1,200 jobs.
There were notable contractions in information technology payrolls and financial services, which may reflect the growth of artificial intelligence in those sectors….