From what I gather. Grand jury records are secret and therefore not open to be published. This was just a PR move to try and get the heat off of Trump. Which of course will not happen anytime soon.

Pardon me I didn't catch that. Please repeat that Corky.

Jeff said he voted for Trump for "policy" Whatever that means.
Hurting Mexicans I guess.

Posted by Alexandrite at 2025-07-23 03:41 PM | Reply

Trump validated Jeff's hatred that's why he supports him. IMO

Trump once again caught lying about being best buds with a pedophile for 15+ years.

Posted by Alexandrite at 2025-07-23 03:38 PM | Reply

And yet Jeff supports him still.

Not to mention tweezers and a magnifying glass!

Posted by Corky at 2025-07-23 03:16 PM | Reply

Thank God there are magnifying glasses with tweezers attached. Lord knows choking the chicken is quite difficult when you use two hands.

A counter to Alice Cooper

I miss Frank Fritz.

Laura Mohr,
True traitorous behavior was effectively opening our borders to millions with minimal to no vetting.

Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-23 01:36 PM | Reply | Flagged newsworthy by Fishpaw

You know you're doing life wrong when Fishpaw agrees with you.

No it didn't. Not even close. You've been lied to. You should be angry with the liars.

Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-23 01:17 PM | Reply

You dishonest hack job.

Then why did you vote for him?
#99 | POSTED BY ALEXANDRITE AT 2025-07-23 11:53 AM | REPLY |"
Biden/Harris.

#126 | Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-23 01:01 PM | Reply | Flag:

Neither one of them are traitors to the United States of America. You voted for a traitor Jeff. Deal with it.

Russiagate was built on lies. Intelligence assessment wasn't there, which pissed Obama and Brennan off. So the Steele Dossier became central and was used, among other things, as a predicate to spy on Carter Page.

#140 | Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-23 01:12 PM | Reply

You lying sack of sheet. A bipartisan report concluded that Trump colluded with Russia. No doubt about it.

Roy Black has died. How convenient ehhhhhhhh

You despise the constitution

Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-23 12:36 AM | Reply

Says the guy who voted for Trump.

Physician heal thyself

What are you proving?
AI generates a lot of links?
You should have met ScottS, had an AI debate with neither of you having to actually think for yourselves.

Posted by ClownShack at 2025-07-22 06:38 PM | Reply

You should listen to him. He doesn't lie. Just sayin.

Everyone smells blood, most especially the Democrats.

Posted by Zed at 2025-07-22 05:00 PM | Reply

I have about as much faith in Democrats as I do about life in general. Which is none.

Welcome back A_Friend.

Ahhhhh sheet.

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NPR (National Public Radio) recently reported on the Nebraska Pork Producers Association in relation to a labor shortage. Specifically, NPR's report focused on the concerns of the association's executive director, Al Juhnke, regarding potential mass deportations under a new administration and the impact on the pork industry's workforce, according to NPR. The association's director of domestic marketing, Jane Stone, also promotes pork in various sectors.
The NPR report highlighted the anxiety among Nebraska pork producers due to the potential loss of a significant portion of their workforce. The association's leadership expressed concerns about maintaining production levels if deportations were to occur. The labor shortage in Nebraska is a broader issue, with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Worker Shortage Index indicating a significant gap between job openings and available workers.
The Nebraska Pork Producers Association, through its staff like Jane Stone, actively promotes pork consumption and works to educate consumers about the industry. The association's website details her responsibilities in promoting pork in healthcare, retail, foodservice, media, and consumer education, according to the Nebraska Pork Producers Association.

Illegal immigration in Georgia: an overview
Illegal immigration is a complex issue in Georgia, with both economic and social dimensions. In recent years, the state has seen an increase in unauthorized immigrant detentions and policy changes aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.
Here's a look at some key aspects of illegal immigration in Georgia:
Statistics and demographics
Estimated population: 347,800 unauthorized immigrants resided in Georgia in 2022, comprising 29.7% of the state's immigrant population and 3.2% of the total population.
Origin: The majority of unauthorized immigrants in Georgia come from Mexico (48%), followed by Guatemala (11%), India (7%), El Salvador (5%), and Honduras (5%).
Family ties: 263,300 U.S. citizens in Georgia lived with at least one undocumented family member in 2022, including 168,300 children.
DACA recipients: Georgia is home to nearly 21,000 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients.
Economic impacts
Workforce: Undocumented immigrants comprised 5% of Georgia's workforce in 2016.
Key industries: Undocumented immigrants are particularly concentrated in agricultural occupations (53%), construction jobs (24%), and building grounds and maintenance (15%).
Economic contribution: Immigrant workers without legal status or with temporary protections contribute more than $10.5 billion to the Georgia economy annually through their wages.
Tax contributions: Undocumented immigrants in Georgia paid an estimated $563.7 million in federal taxes and $355.2 million in state and local taxes in 2018.
Consumer spending: Immigrant-led households in Georgia had $26.3 billion in spending power (after-tax income) in 2018.
Challenges and concerns
Legal barriers: Undocumented immigrants face numerous legal hurdles, including restrictions on access to state-funded Medicaid and driver's licenses.
Risk of deportation: Collaboration between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) leads to higher numbers of detentions and deportations, according to Quijano Law.
Detention conditions: Georgia has the fifth-largest number of people in ICE detention in the country, raising concerns about health and safety, reports Governing.
Separation of families: Increased enforcement can lead to the separation of families, creating significant hardship for both parents and children.
Exploitation and abuse: Undocumented immigrants are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse in the workplace due to their lack of legal protections.
Policy and enforcement
Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024 (HB 1105): This law mandates cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities, authorizes officers to verify immigration status, and imposes penalties on local governments that adopt "sanctuary" policies.
287(g) program: This program allows ICE to delegate immigration enforcement authority to trained state and local law enforcement officers, resulting in more detentions and deportations.
Sanctuary city ban: Georgia law prohibits cities and counties from enacting policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Potential for lawsuits: Legislation has been passed that allows lawsuits against local governments and officials who are seen as violating the ban on sanctuary policies.

Oh and it's Undocumented immigrants NOT Illegal aliens. JUST SAYIN

An open economy can and will quickly adjust to a removal of underpaid under the table illegal alien labor.

Posted by BellRinger at 2025-07-21 11:43 PM | Reply

Georgia proves that wrongo. Just sayin

He most certainly loves him some criminal traitors in the WH.
Posted by Corky at 2025-07-21 10:22 PM | Reply

Yeppers so true.

Oh and stop destabilizing central America. That would help out a lot. Just sayin.

Jeff posts here because his wife lets him.

Posted by Alexandrite at 2025-07-21 10:14 PM | Reply

OUCH

You want to stop Undocumented immigrants from coming into this country end capitalism then you will stop it. Our country thriving because of the Undocumented immigrants coming to this country. It's simple economics.