Tag Archive: gun rights

on April 13, 2016 in World News

Donald Trump to Speak at NRA-ILA Leadership Forum in May

by AWR Hawkins On April 12 the NRA announced that Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump will speak at the NRA-ILA leadership forum on May 20. The NRA is holding its Annual Meetings and Exhibits May 19-22, and Trump will join a cadre of speakers that include NRA executive vice president Wayne LaPierre, NRA-ILA executive director Chris Cox, Senator Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke Jr., Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) (R-TX), Conservative Journalist Katie Pavlich, and House Speaker Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) (R-Wisc.), among others. Trump spoke at the NRA’s Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Nashville… View Article

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on April 12, 2016 in World News

Border Patrol Agents Catch Previously Deported Child Sex Offenders Sneaking Back In

by Bob Price Two previously deported child rapists were captured after re-entering the United States by Border Patrol agents operating in southern New Mexico. Another man was busted for human smuggling. Agents operating in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, found a group of illegal aliens and discovered that one of the men had previously been convicted for sexual assault of a child, according to a statement from the Border Patrol obtained by Breitbart Texas. The 59-year-old man from El Salvador, Manuel Saravia Guerrero, was arrested and is being processed for prosecution and removal by federal authorities. In a separate incident, 29-year-old… View Article

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on April 12, 2016 in World News

Donald Trump Leading In New York With 60 Percent

by Charlie Spiering12 Apr 20167 The latest poll in New York shows Donald Trump comfortably ahead in his home state — leading his rivals by 43 points, according to the NY1/Baruch College poll. Sixty percent of likely Republican voters in the state support Trump. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)only has 17 percent. John Kasich is in third with 14 percent. To sweep the state’s 95 delegates, Trump would need to win more than 50 percent of the Republican primary votes in each congressional district on April 19. But while Trump is popular among Republicans, he is not necessarily popular with the… View Article

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