


ACLU sues ICE to demand release hearings for illegal immigrant ‘Michigan residents’
The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is suing President Donald Trump’s administration on behalf of eight detained “Michigan residents” in the country illegally.
The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan on Sept. 29, challenges a directive from the Trump administration in July that the ACLU claims “reverses decades of government policy and practice and could result in millions of people being unlawfully detained despite immigration laws and constitutional due process protections that entitle them to a bond hearing.”
“On July 8th, in defiance of the Constitution, in defiance of immigration law, and in defiance of decades of agency practice, ICE adopted a new directive to categorically deny bond hearings to anyone who allegedly entered the country without documents,” ACLU MI senior staff attorney Miriam Ackerman said in a half hour press conference. Click here to read more.

Bad Bunny addresses Super Bowl backlash on SNL, tells critics to learn Spanish in 4 months
Puerto Rican singer and rapper Bad Bunny responded to the backlash surrounding the NFL’s decision for him to perform at the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime show during a segment on Saturday Night Live.
The 31-year-old whose real name is Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, said he was “excited” to be named the headlining act for the February game at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The rapper continued jokingly telling critics that they have “four months to learn” Spanish.
“I’m really excited to be doing the Super Bowl, I know that people all around the world who love my music are also happy,” Bad Bunny said during his opening monologue. Click here to read more.

‘Not Funny’: Trump Trashes Jay Jones Over ‘Sick And Demented’ Texts Advocating Political Violence
President Donald Trump called out Virginia Democrat Jay Jones over nasty text messages he sent in 2022 — in which he suggested that then-Virginia House Speaker Todd Gilbert should be shot — and said that Jones should do the right thing and resign his campaign.
Trump made the statement on Sunday via his Truth Social platform, and in addition to calling on Jones to resign from the campaign, he declared that current Attorney General Jason Miyares (R-VA) had his full support in the race.
“It has just come out that the Radical Left Lunatic, Jay Jones, who is running against Jason Miyares, the GREAT Attorney General in Virginia, made SICK and DEMENTED jokes, if they were jokes at all, which were not funny, and that he wrote down and sent around to people, concerning the murdering of a Republican Legislator, his wife, and their children,” Trump posted. Click here to read more.

Three people accused of beating 57-year-old man to death for his food stamp card, police say
AMARILLO, Texas. - Three people in Texas are accused of beating a 57-year-old man to death for his EBT card, according to authorities.
Amarillo Police were called out to a residence around 2 p.m. on September 25.
They discovered a man inside the home, who died from apparent head and facial injuries.
The victim was later identified as 57-year-old Paluku Valantin.
On the day of the attack, 30-year-old Alline Ndayishimiye demanded Valantin’s food stamp card; however, he refused to give it to her.
According to footage obtained, Ndayishimiye can be seen talking with the victim and then signaling 33-year-old Thomas Seldon Rendon and 18-year-old Dashaun Timothy Jackson in a black BMW. Click here to read more.

European Country Taking Conservative Approach to Immigration, Security
STOCKHOLM, Sweden—Though a fraction of the size, Sweden has faced issues similar to America’s in recent years, including mass immigration and a wave of violent crime.
“In some parts of Sweden, there are routine bombings. There are gang attacks and assassinations on rival groups,” said Wilson Beaver, a senior policy adviser for defense budgeting and NATO policy at The Heritage Foundation.
While both Sweden and the U.S. place significant focus on preparing for threats from outside their respective borders, Sweden, like the U.S., has taken measures to improve domestic safety, including further restricting immigration. Click here to read more.