Pedophile Who Violently Raped His Own Kids Sent to Women’s Prison After ‘Transitioning’
A pedophile who confessed to violently raping his own children has been sent to a women’s prison after he told a judge that he now identifies as female. Michelle Blessent, born James, is being held […]
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EXCLUSIVE: New UN Mpox Emergency Declaration Being Used to Extend Previous Monkeypox Emergency, Warns Dr. Robert Malone
On the Monday show Alex Jones spoke with Dr. Robert Malone about the ramp-up of Monkeypox.
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Haitian Illegal Charged With Raping Pregnant Woman at MA ‘Migrant Hotel’
An illegal alien from Haiti has been charged with raping and assaulting a pregnant woman with a dangerous weapon in Massachusetts after he was released into the country by U.S. Border Patrol (USBP).
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the recent arrest of 34-year-old Marc Kervens Beauvais in Peabody.
Beauvais, a citizen of Haiti, illegally crossed the southern border near Del Rio, Texas, and was caught by USBP on June 26, 2021.
USBP issued Beauvais a notice to appear for processing and set him loose in the interior.
“The Peabody Police Department arrested Beauvais July 31 for the offenses of aggravated rape, two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a pregnant victim and attempt to commit a crime,” ICE explained in a press release.
The brutal attack occurred at a hotel housing illegal aliens in Peabody, law enforcement sources reportedly told Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin.
NEW: ICE Boston has arrested a Haitian illegal alien who was caught & released at the border in June 2021 & is now charged with the aggravated rape of a pregnant woman. Per law enforcement sources, it happened in a migrant hotel in Peabody, MA, and during a court hearing on… pic.twitter.com/NySA6Vn3pW
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) August 15, 2024
ICE immediately lodged an immigration detainer with the Peabody Police Department, which honored the request.
Beauvais was arraigned in Peabody District Court on August 1 and transferred to custody of ICE Enforcement Removal Operations (ERO) Boston, where he remained as of August 15.
@EROBoston arrests Haitian national charged with rape of a pregnant victim in Massachusetts.
— ERO Boston (@EROBoston) August 15, 2024
Link: https://t.co/SYqG6kvfMq pic.twitter.com/e1Btz53bsD
“Marc Kervens Beauvais is charged with committing unspeakable acts against a pregnant woman in Massachusetts,” ERO Boston Field Office Director Todd M. Lyons said in a statement.
“We simply can not allow anyone that poses such a threat to prey upon the residents of our communities.
Earlier this year, another Haitian male was arrested for raping an underage disabled girl at a ‘migrant hotel’ in Massachusetts and later released on $500 bail.
Authorities continue to catch dangerous foreign criminals illegally present in the U.S., many of whom have been previously released into the country by law or immigration enforcement agencies.
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Judge Rules that Geofence Warrants are ‘Categorically Prohibited by 4th Amendment’
The federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is maintaining its position that so-called geofence warrants, which were used to track Jan. 6, 2021, “insurrection” participants, are “categorically prohibited by the Fourth Amendment,” which protects We the People from unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement and other arms of the government.
Judge James C. Ho issued an opinion that while geofence warrants “are powerful tools for investigating and deterring crime,” they overtly violate the U.S. Constitution and the protections it affords to people living in this country.
“The defendants here engaged in a violent robbery – and likely would have gotten away with it, but for this new technology,” Judge Ho wrote. “So I fully recognize that our panel decision today will inevitably hamper legitimate law enforcement interests.”
“But hamstringing the government is the whole point of our Constitution. Our Founders recognized that the government will not always be comprised of publicly-spirited officers – and that even good faith actors can be overcome by the zealous pursuit of legitimate public interests.”
Justice Ho also quoted The Federalist No. 51, at 349 (J. Cooke ed. 1961) which reads in support of his ruling:
“If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary,” but “experience has taught mankind the necessity of auxiliary precautions” because of “human nature,” which makes it “necessary to control the abuses of government.”
(Related: Have you read the Health Ranger’s article about how both Israel and the GOP completely lost his support in just six-and-a-half months following the October 7 Hamas attack?)
Supreme Court decision in Carpenter v. United States concurs with Judge Ho’s decision
Recognizing that he and his panel’s decision “is not costless,” Judge Ho continued in his opinion to emphasize the fact that our rights as Americans under the Constitution “are priceless” and are not something with which to be toyed.
“Reasonable minds can differ, of course, over the proper balance to strike between public interests and individual rights,” he further said.
“Time and time again, modern technology has proven to be a blessing as well as a curse. Our panel decision today endeavors to apply our Founding charter to the realities of modern technology, consistent with governing precedent. I concur in that decision.”
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) commented on the ruling as well by citing the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Carpenter v. United States. In that case, it was decided that “individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the location data implicated by geofence warrants.”
The EFF noted in that case that SCOTUS likewise determined geofence warrants to be unconstitutional because they require a provider, usually Google, to search “the entirety” of its location data “while law enforcement officials have no idea who they are looking for or whether the search will even turn up a result.”
Geofence warrants afford cops too much leeway to probe for evidence without reasonable suspicion or an actual warrant as traditionally defined. As such, geofence warrants violate Americans’ constitutional rights by their very definition.
Since the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled the opposite way, the issue will likely make its way all the way up to the Supreme Court, which will make a final decision on the matter.
“SCOTUS has long ruled against open and blanket warrants,” wrote someone on X about which direction the final ruling will probably go.
“They knew the ‘geofencing’ surveillance method was unconstitutional; why do you think they didn’t go after the 2000 Mules?” asked another.
More related news coverage can be found at Liberty.news.
COVID Jabs Irreparably Damage Heart, Brain, Blood, Immune and Reproductive System – Study
A new study published Friday has concluded that Covid mRNA jabs cause irreparable damage to the heart, brain, blood, immune and reproductive systems of recipients. “This leads us to consider how and why so many […]
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Germany to Extend Border Controls to Combat Illegal Migration
External border controls will continue around Germany until the number of illegal migrants drops significantly, German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser stated on Monday during a meeting with Federal Police Chief Dieter Romann in Rostock.
Although numbers have started to decline, they remain higher than in previous years.
“I am not willing to accept these figures,” Faeser emphasized. The German interior ministry is reportedly frustrated by the uneven distribution of refugees across Europe, according to Sueddeutsche Zeitung. Faeser pointed out that only a few countries are shouldering the bulk of the migration burden.
She also confirmed that existing controls at the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Switzerland will remain in place until the implementation of the Common European Asylum System which was approved this spring. However, this process will take several more months, with the earliest end to the checks expected in June 2025.
Despite a record influx of nearly 128,000 illegal migrants last year, this year’s numbers have dropped, with 53,000 illegal entries reported so far — a 16 percent decrease compared to the same period last year. German authorities attribute this decline in part to the reintroduced border controls.
The Federal Police report that most illegal entries occur via Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Switzerland.
The stationary checks on the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland were initially introduced on Oct. 16, following the earlier reinstatement of controls at the Austrian border. The decision came as German authorities noticed a rising influx of refugees and increased human smuggling activities along these routes.