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NEW: Per DHS press release, ICE carried out 483,200 deportations in Fiscal Year 2026, an average of 1,300+ per day and the highest single year in agency history, beating Fiscal Year 2025’s prior record of 442,640 deportations. DHS says they deported more people in FY2026 than in nearly 3 full years of the Biden administration combined. TRUMP FY 2026: 483,200 FY 2025: 442,640 BIDEN FY 2024: 271,480 FY 2023: 142,580 FY 2022: 72,190 FY 2021: 59,000 Graphic via DHS press release.
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) November 12, 2026

BREAKING: A new caravan of nearly 2,000 people appearing to come from Central and South America is making its way toward the U.S. southern border following Democrats’ midterm landslide. President Trump is now threatening to double current tariffs on Mexico if officials don’t stop the caravan from reaching the American border, saying that migrants will not be allowed to enter the country. Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story: https://t.co/ISpW9Fc0R3 @foxandfriends @ainsleyearhardt @kilmeade
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 12, 2026

At 16, Brian Banks was one of the best high school linebackers in America. USC had offered him a full scholarship. Pete Carroll personally called him. One afternoon at school he made out with a classmate. Consensual. By the end of the day he was in jail, charged with kidnapping and rape. She said he dragged her into a stairwell. It never happened. The DNA came back negative. His mother sold her house and her car to pay for a lawyer. He couldn’t make bail. He spent a year behind bars waiting for trial. His lawyer told him: plead no contest, or risk 41 years in prison. He was 17. He took the deal. He did 5 years in prison. Then 5 more on parole. Registered sex offender. GPS monitor on his ankle. Couldn’t go near schools or parks. No one would hire him. Meanwhile, the girl and her mother sued the school district for not keeping her safe. They won $1.5 million. In 2011, a Facebook friend request popped up on his screen. It was her. She wanted to “let bygones be bygones.” Brian went to a private investigator. They hid cameras in the office and invited her to talk. She came by bus. On tape, she admitted it. He never raped her. He never kidnapped her. Then she said she still wouldn’t tell prosecutors the truth. Because she’d have to give back the money. In May 2012, a judge cleared his name. The hearing took less than a minute. 10 years of his life. Gone in one lie. Erased in 60 seconds. A few days later his phone rang. “I’m looking for a linebacker. You know where I can find one?” It was Pete Carroll. The same coach who recruited him 10 years earlier. He finally signed with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. At 27. The dream he had at 16. She was ordered to pay $2.6 million back. What should happen to someone who steals 10 years of your life with one lie?
— Bender (@Benderxxx7) November 11, 2026

NEW: Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) was one of the eleven House Dems who missed last night’s House vote to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth. She blames DC traffic. I caught up with her on the hill today to ask if she thinks that excuse will fly w/ Dems on such a high priority vote for them & why she didn’t plan ahead. REP STANSBURY: “I was trapped right there at that street corner because there was a police motorcade moving busses off of the campus. And I physically was trapped right at that corner in my vehicle, in traffic, because the police had shut down traffic.” Q: Why not come here sooner? REP STANSBURY: “Because I did, and I was trapped in my vehicle because of a police motorcade.” Q: “The vote was public since Monday, and the vote was left open for a while, do you think traffic is going to work as an excuse?” REP STANSBURY: “It was not open for a while, they gaveled the vote as soon as they could.” (The vote was scheduled for 15 minutes but was open for more than 30 minutes. The vote was also scheduled and advised in advance on Monday night).
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) November 11, 2026

Jensen Huang Quits As NVIDIA CEO In Wake Of Chinese Spy Scandal And Second Alleged Affair

Jensen Huang Quits As NVIDIA CEO In Wake Of
Chinese Spy Scandal And Second Alleged Affair