A Somalian national convicted of immigration fraud who was ordered deported collecting a paycheck from the Ramsey County Sheriff’s

Omar Jamal a Somalian national convicted of immigration fraud who was ordered deported back in 2011 somehow collecting a paycheck from the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office as a Community Service Officer.

You read that right — a man who defrauded U.S. immigration, who was supposed to be removed from the country, is now working inside law enforcement, funded by your taxpayer dollars.


Only in a Democrat-run state could someone who wasn’t even supposed to be here end up in a badge-adjacent job telling actual Americans what to do.


Meanwhile, law-abiding citizens get lectured about “equity” and “inclusion” but apparently the new standard is: break the law, ignore deportation orders, and get rewarded with a government job.

Minnesota officials need to explain how a deportation-ordered fraudster got cleared to work in a sheriff’s office.

Epstein gave 90% of his political donations to Democrats

Epstein gave 90% of his political donations to Democrats including Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, and Chuck Schumer, according to newly released campaign finance records

Long-buried Federal Election Commission records confirm that Jeffrey Epstein funneled the vast majority of his political contributions to Democratic candidates and committees between 1990 and 2018 - at a time when his criminal activities were already well known.

Critics say this proves his deep ties to the democrat establishment

The disclosures highlight a pattern of influence-peddling that favored high-profile Democrats, raising questions about the party's willingness to accept money from a pedophile.

Epstein's donations suddenly stopped in 2003 during early investigations into his activities of underage girls, only to sporadically start up again in later years
Facts:

Epstein gave over $147,000 to Democratic causes and $18,000 to Republicans.
Bill Clinton received $2,000 directly for his 1992 presidential campaign
Chuck Schumer pocketed $7,000 across seven $1,000 installments between 1992 and 1997, bolstering his early Senate bids.

Other Prominent Democrats include
$4,000 to John Kerry (1991–2002),
$3,000 to Joe Lieberman (1994–1999), and $10,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign 

Committee in 2018—later returned after backlash.

Republican Recipients were given smaller amounts, like
$1,250 to Bob Dole (1995) and
$2,000 to Alfonse D'Amato (1992–1997)

Crockett accuses a Republican of taking money from Jeff Epstein.

There is just one slight problem!!

When Crockett stood on the House floor, she tried to create the moment of the day.

She claimed that Republicans like Mitt Romney, George Bush, the NRCC, McCain Palin, Rick Lazio, WinRed, and especially former Congressman and current EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin had all taken money from somebody named Jeffrey Epstein.

She delivered it like she had uncovered a national scandal.

She said it in a way that made everyone picture the real Jeffrey Epstein, the one tied to the island, the one whose name sends shockwaves through any conversation.

But here is the twist.
None of the donations she cited came from that Jeffrey Epstein.

Not even close.

The donors were completely different men with the same name.

One is a physician in New York.

Another is a businessman in New Jersey.

Both of them are fully alive, fully unrelated, and fully innocent of anything resembling the crimes of the infamous Epstein.

Their donations even came years after the real Epstein died, which should have been a huge clue that something was off.

Lee Zeldin absolutely torched her claim in his response on X.

He made it clear that his donor was a doctor on Long Island and that there was no freakin relation.
He mocked Crockett for confusing the two and made her entire accusation collapse in seconds.
It was the kind of correction that stings because every part of it was verifiably true.

So Crockett tried to spin her way out.
She said her team only had about twenty minutes to research.
She said they googled it.

She insisted she never literally said it was the real Jeffrey Epstein.
She said she was simply reading names off the records.

But everyone knows what she intended.

You do not drag the name Jeffrey Epstein into a House debate unless you intend for people to associate it with the most notorious Epstein in American memory.

Crockett wanted shock value.
What she got was a self inflicted embarrassment.

And let’s not pretend the timing was accidental.

This happened in the middle of Congress debating serious matters related to Epstein.
Instead of being honest or responsible, Crockett tossed a completely unsupported accusation into the mix.

She muddied the water, confused the facts, and then acted surprised when the blowback hit her harder than anything she aimed at Republicans.

In the end, her attempt to tie Republicans to Epstein only exposed her own mistake.

She accused the wrong men.
She misled the public.
She ignored basic verification.
She scrambled for excuses afterward.

And the whole country saw it happen in real time.

Former NJ elementary school principal and repeat sex offender, Lacy NJ

Mangan was previously convicted in 1997 for sexual assault of a 15-year-old, according to the New Jersey Department of Education and news reports from the time. At this time, Mangan was an elementary school principal in Ringwood; he was sentenced to four years in state prison.

Mangan also has a previous federal conviction for possession of child pornography, according to court documents.

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Three congressional Democrats are currently under federal indictments

LaMonica McIver (New Jersey) For allegedly Assaulting a federal agent, forcibly impeding and interfering with federal officers

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (Florida): Stealing $5 million in federal disaster relief funds from FEMA and using them for illegal campaign contributions and money laundering.

Henry Cuellar (Texas): Accepting bribes from Azerbaijan and Mexican banking entities in exchange for political influence, along with money laundering and failure to disclose foreign income.

Former Dem NJ mayor, cop drugged and sexually assaulted child he met online

Democratic ex New Jersey mayor and current police sergeant was arrested Monday for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a child he met online

Jersey City Police Sgt. Andrew LaBruno, 44 who unsuccessfully ran for a state assembly seat in the Garden State’s election earlier this month went to the Englewood home of a child he met online 

Monday and sprayed “an unknown substance into his hand” before “placing it over the victim’s mouth and nose, causing the victim dizziness,” according to a criminal complaint.

LaBruno, married, dad of two who is the former mayor of the Bergen County town of Dumont, then sexually assaulted the child who was “physically helpless” from the drugging — all while the victim was home alone, the complaint alleges.

LaBruno, who ran on the Democratic ticket this year for the 39th legislative district in Bergen County, has been charged with aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.

Non-citizen Democrat Kansas mayor is under fire for voting in U.S. election

Non-citizen Democrat Kansas mayor is under fire for voting in U.S. elections without citizenship, lying on election form saying he was an American
Jose "Joe" Ceballos-Armendariz, the 54-year-old mayor of a southwestern Kansas town, allegedly committed multiple felonies by voting in U.S. elections as a noncitizen, and signing official forms under penalty of perjury to falsely declare himself an American.


DHS released the evidence today, confirming Ceballos-Armendariz – a Mexican national – submitted voter registrations claiming U.S. citizenship.
Because of his declaration of citizenship, he was allowed to vote in several elections.
Days after his re-election as mayor, the Kansas Attorney General's Office filed charges.
"This alien committed a felony by voting in American elections," said DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.


On December 12, 2017, Ceballos-Armendariz completed a Kansas voter registration form, checking "Yes" to the question "Are you a citizen of the United States of America?"
He signed the document, affirming under oath that the information was true, with a clear warning that false statements could lead to up to 18 months in prison and fines.

The form listed his address in Coldwater, his date of birth as April 16, 1969, and his affiliation as Democrat.

Prosecutors allege he voted in "numerous" elections even though he's not a citizen, violating Kansas law that reserves voting for qualified U.S. citizens.

This includes ballots cast after his 1995 battery conviction, which already marked his criminal record.

In February 2025, while applying for naturalization, Ceballos-Armendariz lied again by denying he had ever claimed U.S. citizenship – a direct contradiction to his voter forms.

DHS records show he held only permanent residency status at the time of his votes.

Criminal charges were filed in Comanche County District Court, he faces three counts of voting without being qualified and three counts of election perjury – all felonies carrying potential sentences of more than five years in prison.