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Law Enforcement Opens Fire on U-Haul Truck After Driver Backs into Line of Police Officers Outside US Coast Guard Base in Alameda, CA

Law enforcement opened fire on a U-Haul truck after the driver decided it was a good idea to back his truck into the police line outside of the US Coast Guard base in Alameda, California.

The incident took place after hours of protesting outside the Coast Guard Base where ICE workers are staying.

Eyewitnesses said the driver had been hanging out in the area all day before suddenly backing up his U-Haul and accelerating toward police, prompting gunfire. Protesters reportedly screamed for him to stop moments before shots rang out.

The abandoned U-Haul was later found full of bullet holes but no blood.

Democrat leaders have been promoting the violence against ICE officials who are doing their job, arresting and deporting illegal aliens from the country.

German activist Naomi Seibt, known across Europe as the “Anti-Greta” for her outspoken criticism of globalism and defense of free speech, has filed for political asylum in the United States.

Seibt is claiming persecution in her home country for her political beliefs after she received death threats from the far-left terrorist group Antifa.

The 25-year-old free speech advocate submitted her petition under Section 208 of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

She is asserting that returning to Germany would expose her to imprisonment or physical harm due to her political activism.

“I have now applied for asylum, which means that I’m waiting for an interview,” Seibt said in a statement.

“And, in the meantime, I’m here legally.

“My goal in the meantime is to become an American citizen in the future because this country has given me so much hope.”

Seibt said her decision came after years of harassment and state surveillance in Germany for expressing views at odds with the political mainstream.

“In 2024, I found out that I had been spied on by German intelligence for years,” she said.

“Simultaneously, I keep receiving death threats from Antifa.

“I went to the German police, and they told me that they can’t do anything about it as long as I have not actually been raped or killed.

“I am not getting protection from the German government even though I am at major risk of potentially being killed.”

Antifa has claimed responsibility on the well-known left-wing extremist platform Indymedia for the arson attack on the car of AfD Bundestag member Bernd Baumann in Hamburg.

During the night leading into Monday, the politician’s car was set on fire in front of his residence. According to initial findings, the vehicle was deliberately ignited. The flames then spread to three other cars parked nearby.

“Fiery greetings to the accused, imprisoned, and underground Antifas!” the statement reads, whose authenticity has not yet been confirmed by police. The group said that on the night of November 3, 2025, they destroyed Baumann’s BMW with an incendiary device. The left-wing radicals cite as the reason for the action the upcoming trials “against Antifas in Dresden and Düsseldorf.” “Thirteen comrades are accused of several attacks on Nazis and their structures in Germany and Hungary,” the statement says.

German activist Naomi Seibt, known across Europe as the “Anti-Greta” for her outspoken criticism of globalism and defense of free speech, has filed for political asylum in the United States.

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Democrat candidate and primary winner for Attorney General JAY JONES:





The kids in question are about Kindergarten age.

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a manhunt seeking the suspect behind an attack on Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Alina Habba’s office.

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Thursday that an individual attempted to confront Habba on Wednesday night.

The suspect then proceeded to “destroy property in her office” and “fled the scene.”

“Thankfully, Alina is ok,” Bondi said. ...

“This is unfortunately becoming a trend as radicals continue to attack law enforcement agents around the country.”

Border Patrol agents were shot at by an gunman driving a black Jeep in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday.

The shooter and vehicle are at large.

Other anti-ICE agitators threw bricks and a paint can at federal agents.

“Today, U.S. Border Patrol was conducting immigration enforcement operations near 26th Street and Kedzie Avenue in Chicago, Illinois, when an unknown male driving a black Jeep fired shots at agents and fled the scene,” the DHS said.

“An unknown number of agitators also threw a paint can and bricks at Border Patrol’s vehicles. Chicago Police Department was called for assistance and cleared the scene,” the DHS said.

“This incident is not isolated and reflects a growing and dangerous trend of violence and obstruction. Over the past two months, we’ve seen an increase in assaults and obstruction targeting federal law enforcement during operations. These confrontations highlight the dangers our agents face daily and the escalating aggression toward law enforcement. The violence must end,” the DHS said.

A New York City psychotherapist says he has received dozens of hostile messages, including explicit death threats, after publicly describing the growing number of patients in his practice who exhibit what he calls symptoms of “Trump derangement syndrome” (TDS).

Jonathan Alpert, a Manhattan-based licensed therapist and author of the forthcoming book “Therapy Nation,” revealed that the backlash began immediately after he appeared on Fox News last week to discuss a Wall Street Journal op-ed he wrote on Nov. 12.

In the piece, he described “patients across the political spectrum” who raise President Donald Trump in therapy sessions “not to discuss policy but to process obsession, rage, and dread.”

Alpert shared several messages he says he received through text and email over the past week.

Many were profane; some included threats.

One message told him to “eat s— and die.”

Another called him a “pedophile protector.”

A third read: “You’re a lowlife… pedophile who decent people hope is slaughtered.”

“It’s been intense,” Alpert said.

“I expected disagreement, but I didn’t expect the level of hostility, especially from people in the mental health field.”

He said the reactions highlight a contradiction he’s observed:

"Many of the people who speak the most about empathy, tolerance, and inclusion reacted with the least of it."