Anti-Ice agitators storm Minneapolis church; DOJ investigating incident as violation of FACE Act; Cmdr. Bovino calls on MPD to join ICE, reports circulating cops have already joined; Bessent predicts SCOTUS will uphold Trump’s authority to impose tariffs; Trump doubles down on Greenland acquisition; Good news regarding the opioid epidemic – drop in fentanyl overdoses; Priest posts prayer for canonization of Venerable Sheen; Nun posts prayer against demonic influence; and more —
Anti-ICE mob storms Minnesota church over pastor’s alleged ties to immigration enforcement
A mob of anti-ICE agitators stormed a church Sunday in St. Paul, Minnesota, interrupting a worship service after protesters claimed a pastor inside was affiliated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Video shows agitators chanting “Justice for Renee Good” inside the sanctuary at Cities Church as the service began, raising concerns among law enforcement and religious leaders about protesters targeting houses of worship amid escalating anti-ICE demonstrations across the Twin Cities.
In one video circulating online, agitators can be heard chanting, “Justice for Renee Good,” and “Who needs justice, we need justice,” as they stood inside the church during the service.
Read more at Fox News; read more at Baptist Press
Reports Don Lemon egged on anti-Ice protestors
Watch @Rightanglenews; see also @megynkelly; see also Collin Rugg
Respected journalist weighs in on storming of Minneapolis Church
See @mirandadevine; watch @DennyBurk
DOJ Civil Rights Division investigating storming of Church as violation of FACE Act
Watch @AAGDhillon
Popular YouTuber cites FACE Act, says ‘easiest prosecution in DOJ history’
See @bennyjohnson
Cmdr. Bovino calls on MPD to join ICE, reports circulating cops have already joined
See @nicksortor; see also WellsJorda89710
Child Abusers Top ICE’s Latest List Of ‘Worst Of The Worst’ Illegal Aliens
As the Minneapolis mob and their fellow privileged leftists protest and hold signs declaring, “Renee Good, ICE Bad,” Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents continue to do the hard, thankless work of removing “the worst of the worst” criminal illegal immigrants from crime-battered communities across the country.
On Thursday, the roundup included perps convicted of sexual abuse of children, sexual exploitation of a minor, and aggravated assault, according to the latest Department of Homeland Security report exclusively provided to The Federalist.
“Yesterday, our law enforcement arrested monsters who sexually abused and raped children. These are the type of sickos we are getting OUT of our neighborhoods,” said DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin in a statement to The Federalist.
Sex offenders brought into custody include the following:
Leonel Antonio Carranza Nunez, a Mexican foreign national found guilty of “continuous sexual abuse” of a child in Santa Ana, California. …
Read more at The Federalist
Bessent: Tariffs, Trump’s ‘Signature Economic Policy,’ Won’t Be Overruled
The Supreme Court is weighing a landmark decision on President Donald Trump’s authority to impose tariffs to rebalance global trade and serve U.S. national security interests, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he believes the ruling will favor presidential authority, citing Obamacare as precedent.
“I believe that it is very unlikely that the Supreme Court will overrule a president’s signature economic policy,” Bessent told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” on Sunday. “They did not overrule Obamacare.
“I believe that the Supreme Court does not want to create chaos.”
Read more at NEWSMAX
Trump’s resolve on Greenland acquisition
Read @RapidResponse47
“Shock” in Fentanyl Supply Leads to Dramatic Drop in Deaths
At last, after years of rising annual opioid overdose deaths, the United States began seeing a decline in such deaths starting in late 2023. Provisional U.S. data for the year ending March 2025 indicated roughly 25% fewer deaths compared with the prior year. One report noting a drop from 83,100 deaths per year to 54,700 deaths.
For more than two decades, the U. S. had experienced a relentless rise in opioid overdose deaths, so the sudden reversal in the United States was unexpected. What changed? …
[A new study] pointed to a major disruption in the global fentanyl supply. In economic terms, the fentanyl market faced a supply shock—a sudden change in how much of something is available and/or a significant change in its quality—starting mid-to-late 2023. The shock alters the market price, and as a result. drugs become less potent and/or harder to find.
Read more at Psychology Today
ER doctor attests to drop in fentanyl overdoses, credits Trump policies
Watch @BrandiKruse
Maria Machado gifts Trump with Rosary
Watch @JohnMcCloy
Vance to deliver remarks at 2026 March for Life in Washington, DC
See @LifeNewsHQ; read more at CatholicVote
Virginia bishops speak out against proposed amendment to add ‘right to abortion’ to state’s Constitution
See @cnaline; see @chileExpatFam
Report: Canada’s Assisted Suicide Program Leading to Organ Harvesting
Watch at EWTN News
Alberta to declare independence from Canada?
Watch @BehizyTweets
Catholic women discuss beauty, difficulty, redemptive nature of Church’s teachings on sexuality
This past week, nearly a quarter of U.S. states sued the federal government for defining biological sex as binary, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments for and against legally allowing males to compete against females in sports, and a Vatican official called surrogacy a “new form of colonialism” that commodifies women and their children.
These are just the latest legal and cultural effects of a “mass cultural confusion” surrounding the meaning and purpose of the human body, and particularly women’s bodies, according to Leah Jacobson, program coordinator of the Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies Program at the University of St. Thomas in Houston.
On Jan. 9–10, the program sponsored a symposium titled “The Beauty of Truth: Navigating Society Today as a Catholic Woman,” which brought together a group of Catholic women who have used their gifts of intellect and faith to serve as what Jacobson calls an “antidote” to the “chaos and confusion” of the cultural moment. …
In one of the first talks, writer Mary Eberstadt argued that the question “Who am I?” became harder to answer due to the widespread use of the birth control pill, which has led to huge increases in abortion, divorce, fatherlessness, single parenthood, and childlessness. …
Read more at EWTN NEWS
POTUS establishes National Religious Freedom Day
Read @AlvedaCKing
Minnesota bishop praises President Trump for declaration of Religious Freedom Day
Read @BishopBarron
Columbus bishop thanks DHS for easing visa restrictions of religious workers
See @cnalive; read more at CatholicVote; read Bp. Fernandes’ full statement here
Catholic priest posts prayer for canonization of Venerable Sheen
Read @father_rmv
Sister of Servants of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus posts prayer against demonic influence
Read @sscjusa
