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Devised a simple way to remove a president if you disagree with him. Its called an election. We have one coming up in less than a year. Lets let the people decide this next november and i yield back. Gentleman yields back. Gentleman from new york. Madam speaker, i yield ament to the gentle lady from michigan, mrs. Talib. Gentle lady is recognized for a minute. I rise in support of impeachment. I learn so much every day from my residents at home. Their common sense of what is right and wrong is c...

Same that is very frightening is how they manipulate the system, what they could do with the system if theyre not kept in check, this is the reason why the democrats are doing everything in secrecy. This is why ratcliff had to come out and others had to say once we question taylor, the whole thing fell apart, sorry we breaking tonight details in cannot show this to you because the mission to take down the leader of isis is president they are keeping the secret from the american public, with the ...

Senate Republicans are demanding answers from DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over a reported backdoor "mass amnesty" scheme for illegal aliens.

BOSTON — About 150 migrant families staying in Massachusetts emergency shelters will get notice early next month that they have 90 days to exit the state-funded housing, the Healey administration

ATTLEBORO — State Secretary of Veterans Services Jon Santiago visited VFW Post 115 on Park Street Tuesday morning as part of tour of VFW posts throughout the state.

The departure notices will be rolling, the state said, so no more than 150 families per week will have to find new housing.

150 families will receive 90-day notices to leave in July, meaning the system will see the first state-mandated departures by Sept. 29.

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At his first rally after being convicted on 34 criminal charges, Donald Trump railed against undocumented immigrants.