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“The Biden administration endangered Americans with its open border policies,” Lora Ries, of Heritage Foundation, told JNS. “We have no idea who entered this country the last four years.”
“This hearing ain’t gonna fix s***. Okay? This is a virus that is spreading,” said Rep. Jared Moskowitz, of Florida.
“I love sushi. I love a nice whiskey lounge, and I figured these two would be great together to create a second sit-down restaurant in D.C.,” Oro Nami co-owner Harrison Furman told JNS.
The state rep running for mayor as a Democrat, who major groups accuse of antisemitism, claims that he would tackle antisemitism in the city.
“If New Yorkers are frustrated with Mayor Eric Adams, they should be careful not to trade him for someone who might preside over a city that is less competitive and less financially secure,” the editorial stated.
“This is a terrible error in judgment on the part of the governor,” said Tom Horne. “This bill should have been signed into law.”
While there are currently no “credible threats” to New York, the “State Police Hate Crimes Task Force is on high alert, ready to assist anyone who needs help,” the governor announced.
“Steps are being taken to strengthen our social media oversight protocols,” the department said.
“They will hate us for free,” said Rep. Tim Burchett, who sponsored the legislation. “We do not need to give them hard-earned American tax dollars.”
Editors pulled a standalone page on Iran’s policy to destroy Israel, instead rolling it into another page—a move experts said was an attempt to bury it.
Rachel Storch told JNS the Democratic Party has voices that “have become very shrill and represent values that I do not and would never espouse—anti-Zionist and antisemitic.”
The move, advocated by JINSA and approved by the Trump administration in 2021, helped lay the groundwork for a historic joint offense and defense.