A church in North Carolina was caught hosting a training with hundreds of people on hiding criminal aliens from ICE. Should churches should lose their tax exempt status for this?

⚖️ JAG: THE MILITARY–CIVILIAN JUSTICE ROLLOUT JUST EXPANDED AGAIN We’ve been tracking an unusual series of developments involving the boundary between the military justice system and civilian federal courts. Now there’s another significant addition. 🇺🇸 SEPTEMBER 24 — JAG PROSECUTOR MODEL EXPANDS TO THREE MORE FEDERAL DISTRICTS According to a Defense Department email reviewed by Bloomberg Law, DOJ is seeking active-duty and reserve military attorneys to serve as temporary Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys in: 📍 Manhattan — Southern District of New York 📍 Los Angeles — Central District of California 📍 Sacramento — Eastern District of California The assignments are expected to last 179 days (that’s a 17 🐸), beginning October 13 or later, and are expected to focus primarily on immigration-related prosecutions. But this is important: THESE ARE NOT THE FIRST CITIES. We’ve already documented JAG/military attorneys being inserted into civilian federal prosecution roles in several other jurisdictions. 🇺🇸 WASHINGTON, D.C. In August 2025, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro requested 20 military lawyers to help handle the increased prosecutorial caseload created by the federal law-enforcement surge. The Pentagon approved the request. 🇺🇸 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE In January 2026, DOJ formally announced that 20 military JAG attorneys from all four branches had been assigned as Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys to prosecute federal cases associated with the Memphis Safe Task Force. DOJ itself described the DOJ–military personnel-sharing arrangement as “unprecedented.” 🇺🇸 MINNEAPOLIS / MINNESOTA Military JAG attorneys were also assigned to assist federal prosecutors during the immigration-enforcement surge there. That deployment produced the May 1 court challenge we’ve been following, in which a Minnesota judge ruled that an active-duty Army JAG could legally prosecute a civilian as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney. 🇺🇸 LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO DOJ announced in January that three military attorneys and two military paralegals had been assigned to the Las Cruces U.S. Attorney’s Office. The JAG SAUSAs are prosecuting federal border-related offenses including immigration, narcotics, firearms and human-smuggling cases. And the Pentagon had also ordered military lawyers for West Texas, including the El Paso/Del Rio region, as part of the broader expansion of military legal personnel supporting DOJ operations. So now look at the footprint: WASHINGTON, D.C. ⬇️ MEMPHIS ⬇️ MINNESOTA ⬇️ LAS CRUCES / SOUTHERN BORDER ⬇️ MANHATTAN ⬇️ LOS ANGELES ⬇️ SACRAMENTO And remember the legal framework that developed alongside it. ⚖️ MAY 1, 2026 A federal judge ruled military attorneys may prosecute civilians as SAUSAs when properly detailed to DOJ. ⚖️ SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 The D.C. Circuit ruled that an ordinary civilian district court could not simply vacate a military court-martial judgment. ⚖️ SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 The government is now preparing to expand the JAG-as-federal-prosecutor model into three additional major federal districts. There’s also an important legal limitation here: DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel concluded that the Posse Comitatus Act does not bar these arrangements when the military attorneys are detailed full-time and operate under civilian DOJ control and supervision. Something unusual is clearly happening: MILITARY LAWYERS ARE BECOMING AN INCREASINGLY NORMAL PART OF THE CIVILIAN FEDERAL PROSECUTION SYSTEM. What began as a limited deployment is now spreading across multiple federal districts. That is exactly why we’ve been tracking this as a distinct cluster: ⚖️ MILITARY JUSTICE ↔ CIVILIAN JUSTICE The boundary keeps getting tested, defined—and expanded. JUSTICE. IS. COMING.

TRANSPARENCY MATTERS! Hawaiʻi's Lieutenant Governor was indicted for bribery. She's not the only one. Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke. Former DHS Director Ryan Yamane Airports Administrator Ford Fuchigami Former PUC Chair Leo Asuncion Jr. All charged in a major public corruption scandal. (All have pleaded not guilty.) If this is what surfaced… how deep does it go? That's why the Cordery/Anthony administration will create a dedicated Office of Transparency. – Every agency audited, starting at the top – Public reporting on where your tax dollars go – Accountability built into the system, not added after a scandal Hawaiʻi deserves to know. Share this with someone who pays taxes in Hawaiʻi. Comment "TRANSPARENCY" if you agree. #CorderyForGovernor #Hawaii #HawaiiPolitics #Accountability #HawaiiVotes #Election2026 #Oahu #Maui #BigIsland #Kauai

🚨BREAKING: The DHS reports that, as of October 1, 1.1 million illegal aliens have been forcibly deported, and 2.2 million illegal aliens have self-deported. Follow: @MorseReport

I once considered Dan Bongino a friend. I stayed silent for a long time out of that respect. I gave him the courtesy of telling him privately that I was going to speak, so what you are seeing now is not an ambush. What you are watching is a bruised ego going to war with anyone who will not agree with him, then trying to discredit them so he never has to answer the disagreement. Dan walked into the FBI thinking he was going to change the world. The FBI does not change overnight. It is full of snakes, rot, and bureaucrats who will never hand over control. We learned that early, when Dan and Kash put their trust in Steve Jensen. People warned them in public, I warned him privately. Dan was adamant he knew what he was doing. History proved that was the wrong call. Many times Dan promised things would happen by certain dates that came and went with nothing happening and I’m sure he too was disappointed that the accountability he expected would come never did. Then we all watched the Epstein interview. Dan and Kash looked broken. Whatever was left of the old Dan wanted to fight the system. The system does what it always does. It chews people up. He has yet to tell the full truth about what happened there. Then came the pipe bomber case. That was Dan’s one “big win” inside the Bureau based on the promises he made going in. The public can now see the inconsistencies that we know Dan was smart enough to see on his own. Even if he turns out to be wrong, his ego will not let him say it. So instead of answering the questions, he goes after anyone who asks them, including General Flynn. I hated watching the crash out. I disagreed with him in private for a long time. I even gave him a heads up that I would not stay quiet anymore, because none of what he is defending makes sense. This country is already under pressure from forces that want it weaker. Protecting the system, and your own ego, ahead of the good of the nation does real damage to where we go from here. I am saying this knowing it puts me on his warpath. I have stayed off the sideline fights that look like distractions. I have also always said I would tell the truth where it actually matters. This is one of those times. @dbongino