“BREAKING: Walz Releases Shocking Counter-Video After Rubio’s Devastating Move!”
WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 11, 2026 — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed on Friday that immigration authorities have successfully deported Tou Lue Vang, a Lao national previously convicted of sexually assaulting a minor, following a high-profile legal dispute surrounding a state-level pardon.
Background of the Case
Tou Lue Vang, who entered the United States as a refugee in 1994, was convicted in 2006 of first-degree criminal sexual conduct for repeatedly assaulting a 10-year-old girl between 2002 and 2004. Following his conviction, Vang’s legal status in the U.S. was revoked, and an immigration judge issued a final order of removal.
However, Vang remained in the country for nearly two decades until he was arrested by federal authorities during “Operation Metro Surge” in December 2025. Shortly before his scheduled deportation, Vang applied for clemency from the Minnesota Board of Pardons. In June 2026, the board—which includes Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Supreme Court Justice Natalie Hudson—unanimously voted to grant him a pardon. The board members cited an “exhaustive process” that included a letter of forgiveness from the original victim and recommendations from the Clemency Review Commission.
Federal Intervention and Deportation
The pardon sparked immediate backlash from federal officials, who argued that it served as an attempt to shield a violent offender from federal immigration enforcement. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) criticized the decision, with Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis stating that “Governor Walz’s decision to pardon an illegal alien convicted child rapist so he can remain in our country is disgusting.”
In response to the pardon, Secretary of State Marco Rubio took formal action to terminate Vang’s remaining legal standing in the U.S.
“Just weeks ago, a foreign child rapist was freed to once again endanger America’s children after receiving a pardon from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz,”
Secretary Rubio stated in an interview with Fox News Digital. He confirmed that the administration utilized its authority to ensure the removal, adding: “That’s why I terminated his legal status in the United States. Vang has now been removed from our country and will never pose a threat to any American ever again.”
Political Fallout
The case has ignited a wider debate regarding the intersection of state clemency powers and federal immigration enforcement. While proponents of the pardon, including the Minnesota Attorney General’s office, maintained that the decision was based on the victim’s own request for forgiveness and the applicant’s demonstrated rehabilitation, federal authorities and several Republican lawmakers have framed the incident as a failure of state leadership to prioritize public safety.
The deportation of Vang marks the conclusion of a contentious legal and political standoff, highlighting the ongoing tension between federal border security operations and state-level justice policies.
Former President Barack Obama’s Connection To Famous Rapper Revealed In Federal Court Case Involving Illegal Foreig…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 11, 2026
WASHINGTON — The era of “woke” immunity for foreign-backed agitators has officially ended. Prakazrel “Pras” Michel, a Grammy-winning rapper, has been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for his role in a massive influence scheme.
This blockbuster reckoning follows his conviction on ten criminal counts. These include conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent for China and Malaysia. The case reveals how foreign billions infiltrated the highest levels of the DNC.
Michel was the primary operative for fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho. Low paid the rapper over $100 million to wield influence from Washington D.C. to Hollywood. This “dirty money” was systematically funneled into American politics.
The core of the scandal involves Barack Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign. Michel acted as a straw donor, using stolen funds from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund to buy access. He utilized shell companies to disguise the illicit origin.
Justice Department attorneys argued that Michel betrayed his country for greed. He reportedly needed money and was willing to do anything to get it. By 2012, his fame had dwindled, leaving him vulnerable to Jho Low’s corrupt overtures.
The trial featured blockbuster testimony from actor Leonardo DiCaprio. DiCaprio confirmed his association with Low, who financed “The Wolf of Wall Street.” The film was effectively a trophy built on embezzled billions from the 1MDB fund.
Low’s influence extended to lavish parties with A-list celebrities. However, his ultimate objective was to purchase a photo op with the President. Michel successfully used the stolen cash to facilitate this criminal proximity to power.
In 2017, the scheme shifted toward the Chinese government. Michel lobbied the administration to expel a dissident billionaire and drop the Low investigation. He was offered another $75 million if he could manipulate federal policy.
This back-channel lobbying is exactly why President Trump is demanding accountability. The 119th Congress is now moving to ensure that foreign agents can no longer buy their way into the White House or skew American election results.
The 14-year sentence is a decisive victory for election integrity. It vindicates the GOP’s long-standing warnings about foreign interference. For years, the radical Left ignored these crimes while focusing on politically motivated attacks.
Trump’s DOJ, now led by leaders like Pam Bondi, is refusing to ignore the rot. The sentencing of an Obama ally proves that no one is above the law. The days of using “straw donors” to override the will of American voters are finished.
Border Czar Tom Homan and the DOJ are now deep-diving into similar networks. They are tracing the origins of foreign-backed campaigns that prioritize globalist interests. This 14-year mandate is the roadmap for a more secure Republic.
The American public was purposefully shielded from the truth for over a decade. While the media obsessed over non-existent Russian hoaxes, actual foreign billions were flowing into the DNC. The Pras Michel verdict ends that deception.
As the 2026 midterms approach, the mandate for law and order grows stronger. The GOP is committed to securing the ballot box and the treasury. We are purging the system of every lobbyist and fraudster who sold out our national sovereignty.
Confidence and trust are the currency of our Republic. By jailing the financiers of fraud, we are restoring faith in our elections. The 14-year reckoning is just the beginning of a total clean-up of the shadow government’s legacy.
God bless America and the leaders who refuse to be bought by foreign powers. The final count has been made, and justice has been served. Trump’s vision for a secure, transparent, and fair America is becoming a reality every single day.
California Election Scandal Blows Wide Open – Trump Is DEMANDING Answers
Los Angeles, California – June 8, 2026
Empty Workstations and Massive Backlog at Los Angeles Ballot Facility Draw Justice Department Scrutiny
A visit to Los Angeles County’s 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility revealed dozens of vacant workstations and lightly staffed sections despite a backlog of more than 713,180 unprocessed ballots from the June 2 primary. Only 77,521 additional ballots have been processed since election night, according to county officials.
Reporters observed multiple rows of empty chairs and sections where no workers were present at desks. In one area dedicated to reviewing ballots that scanners could not automatically process, approximately 25 bins sat ready for review while nearby desks remained unoccupied. In another section where envelopes are opened and ballots prepared for counting, roughly 75 employees were working in a space capable of holding more than twice that number.
Los Angeles County spends nearly $336 million annually on its Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office, which has more than 1,100 budgeted positions. The visible understaffing has intensified questions about the county’s capacity to process ballots efficiently.
The slow pace of counting has drawn sharp criticism from President Donald Trump, who has demanded answers and stated that the Department of Justice is now involved in examining the state’s election processes. Trump has repeatedly highlighted how races in California, including the Los Angeles mayoral contest and the governor’s race, remain unresolved more than a week after Election Day due to extended mail-in ballot deadlines and prolonged counting.
In the Los Angeles mayoral race, Republican Spencer Pratt saw his substantial early lead over Nithya Raman shrink significantly amid late ballot drops. In the governor’s race, Democrat Xavier Becerra has advanced while Republican Steve Hilton remains in contention for the second spot.
Critics argue that the combination of universal mail-in voting, extended receipt windows, and slow processing creates opportunities for manipulation and erodes public confidence. The involvement of federal authorities signals that concerns about transparency and potential irregularities in California’s election administration are now receiving national-level attention.
BREAKING: Winner of California Governor Race Announced This is INSANE
Los Angeles, California – June 8, 2026
Xavier Becerra Advances to November as Steve Hilton Remains in Contention for Second Spot in California Governor’s Race
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra has secured a place in California’s November gubernatorial election after CNN’s Decision Desk projected him as the top vote-getter in the June 2 primary. Becerra’s advancement guarantees Democrats a nominee on the general election ballot under the state’s top-two primary system.
The result provided relief for California Democrats concerned that a crowded field could allow two Republicans to advance. Becerra, a former congressman, California attorney general, and Biden cabinet secretary, centered his campaign on government experience and leadership during crises.
The race for the second runoff spot remains unresolved. Republican Steve Hilton, the Trump-backed former Fox News host, continues to compete alongside Democratic billionaire activist Tom Steyer. Election officials have not yet projected a winner for second place, though Becerra has steadily expanded his lead.
California remains heavily Democratic, with approximately 4.6 million more registered Democrats than Republicans. The last Republican elected governor was Arnold Schwarzenegger two decades ago. If Hilton secures the second spot, he would face a challenging general election in the deep-blue state.
The Democratic primary was marked by several high-profile withdrawals and collapses. Former Vice President Kamala Harris and U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla declined to run. Former Rep. Katie Porter’s campaign faltered after controversial videos surfaced, and then-Rep. Eric Swalwell withdrew amid reports of alleged sexual misconduct, which he denied.
Becerra’s record faced attacks during the campaign, including criticism over the child migrant crisis response, the federal handling of the mpox outbreak, and fallout from a former chief of staff’s guilty plea in a campaign funds fraud case. Supporters argued many attacks were politically motivated and that Becerra inherited difficult situations.
Separately, the Los Angeles mayoral race also remains fluid. Incumbent Democrat Karen Bass has secured a November spot, while Republican reality television personality Spencer Pratt holds second place, though City Councilwoman Nithya Raman continues to gain ground with additional ballots.
Becerra expressed optimism about advancing, stating he is “humbled and honored” to move forward to the general election.
WATCH IT: Trump Shreds ‘Fake News’ Kristen Welker, Storms Out of Interview
Washington, D.C. – June 8, 2026
President Trump Abruptly Ends Interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker Over California Election Counting Criticism
President Donald Trump walked out of an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press host Kristen Welker after expressing strong frustration with California’s prolonged ballot counting process and what he described as inadequate media coverage of major shifts in vote totals days after the June 2 primary.
The exchange grew heated when the discussion turned to races in California that remained unresolved more than a week after Election Day. Trump highlighted the slow pace of counting and significant swings in results caused by late mail-in ballot drops, including in the Los Angeles mayoral race where Republican Spencer Pratt saw his substantial early lead over leftist candidate Nithya Raman shrink dramatically.
According to reports, Pratt held a lead of more than 40,000 votes on election night but saw it reduced to approximately 7,400 votes amid subsequent ballot drops, with additional ballots still expected. Trump criticized the process as resembling that of a third-world country and accused the press of failing to properly scrutinize why such large shifts consistently appeared to benefit Democratic candidates.
Welker responded by stating that the extended counting timeline is simply how votes are tallied in California. Trump rejected the explanation and expressed exhaustion with the line of questioning.
“So let’s call it quits because I’ve had enough. Thank you, darling, have a good time,” Trump said before ending the interview.
The confrontation comes as federal authorities, including U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California Bill Essayli, continue examining potential irregularities in the state’s election system. Trump has repeatedly called for greater scrutiny of California’s universal mail-in practices, extended ballot receipt deadlines, and lengthy counting periods, arguing that they undermine public confidence and create opportunities for abuse.
The incident underscores ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and segments of the national media over coverage of election administration issues, particularly in Democrat-controlled states with extended voting and counting timelines. Trump has long maintained that basic reforms such as voter ID requirements and stricter chain-of-custody rules for mail ballots are essential to restoring trust in the electoral process.
