Surveillance video showed an illegal alien from Honduras kidnapping an elderly woman in Harris County, Texas, before locking her in a closet and repeatedly sexually assaulting her.
Jose Armando Carcamo-Perdomo, 22, an illegal from Honduras, was arrested this week after he grabbed a woman and locked her in a closet in a trailer home on Elderberry Lane off Highway 90 in Houston.
The unidentified victim was a female masseuse who traveled from New York to Houston for work. She was driven across the country to Texas and when she arrived in Houston, her Chinese passport was taken away from her.
Carcamo-Perdomo locked the victim in a boarded up closet where she was left for five days without food or water. According to court documents obtained by Click2Houston, the victim was repeatedly raped.
Authorities received a 911 call about reports of a woman screaming for help. When police arrived to the property on Elderberry Lane, they discovered the woman in the boarded up closet. She was taken to an undisclosed location for treatment and counseling.
Investigators believe Carcamo-Perdomo is part of a larger human trafficking ring.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris imported millions of these dangerous criminal illegals into our country.
Exclusive Interview with Dan Fleuette, Defiant Creator of ‘Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom’ – A Rare and Timeless American Masterwork
July 19, 2025
Book cover for Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom (Courtesy of Dan Fleuette)
On October 29, 2024, during Steve Bannon’s first WarRoom broadcast since his triumphant release from Danbury Prison earlier that morning, Bannon took a moment to hold up and lavish praise upon WarRoom Films producer Dan Fleuette’s 500-page WarRoom portrait book, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws: A Pictorial History of WarRoom.
A breathtaking modern photography book, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws captures, in a new light, 90 high-profile MAGA figures and WarRoom guests, all blended with Dan Fleuette’s creative commentary.
According to Dan Fleuette, it was “by divine synchronicity” that his world-class portrait book was released on the very same day Steve Bannon finished serving the first-ever “Contempt of Congress” charge in US history.
“On October 29, 2024, Steve Bannon set up a mobile WarRoom studio inside his Park Avenue hotel room in New York, and the whole room buzzed,” Dan Fleuette told The Gateway Pundit.
“A large contingent of WarRoom colleagues, friends, and family welcomed his return. For anyone with a discerning eye on Bannon’s love for history, the room had the feel of a Roman triumph following the sack of Gaul,” Dan Fleuette said.
Dan Fleuette recently spoke with The Gateway Pundit regarding the creation of his portrait book masterwork, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, during an exclusive interview at the stylish Butterworth’s restaurant on Capitol Hill.
“When I started working on Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, I wasn’t inspired by anything in particular,” Dan Fleuette said. “I was working in the WarRoom studio every day, and I thought it would be cool to photograph all the guests parading through the studio, as a way to document the show.”
“I had all these amazing subjects coming through, and I figured, ‘Why not?’ So I started experimenting with different setups, different lighting, different cameras – trying to lock in a look, and a tone that resonated with me. It took a while to get there, but I did.”
“Initially, I had the idea to hang my portraits salon-style, using different kinds of frames and layouts on the studio wall. So there was definitely an evolution.”
“Among my first subjects were Mike Johnson and Matt Gaetz. They sat for a long time, which I’m incredibly grateful for. Then, one day, after I’d been shooting for about six months, I shot Peter Navarro – and when I looked at the shots I’d accumulated, I thought, rather than just hang these on the wall, maybe there’s something else we can do with them.”
“I started thinking about developing a portrait book. So, I called Tony Lyons at Skyhorse Publishing in 2020 and I pitched the idea. I showed him some of my work, and he quickly gave me the green light,” Fleuette said.
In viewing Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, any serious student of photography will recognize that nearly all of Fleuette’s compositions approach the ideal image. Fleuette tastefully framed each subject before a stark, black, backdrop that, he explains, “strips away the entire environment, allowing for certain insights you might not get otherwise.”
The reader unmistakably feels in the room with Fleuette’s subjects, as he reveals new perspectives into his high-profile subjects previously unseen.
Recently, Fleuette unveiled 14 portraits from Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws in a thread on X commemorating the 1-year anniversary since Steve Bannon was sentenced to prison for defying a Congressional summons related to his exercise of free speech during the 2020 election.
View Fleuette’s striking, curated portraits of well-known figures below.
1 July 2024 Steve Bannon entered Danbury Prison as a political prisoner. I was finishing my portrait book, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, celebrating the fight club spirit of @Bannons_WarRoom show. There’s a lot more to fight for, and here are a few that stand out for me why. pic.twitter.com/IEDFJP0DPA
Impressively, before creating Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, Fleuette had never pursued a career as a professional photographer.
“I graduated college with a degree in photography – and then promptly stopped pursuing it. I had moved on to film, and that didn’t allow time for photography the way I wanted to do it.”
“In 2019, when I started shooting these portraits, I was simply returning to my roots,” Fleuette said.
Not far afield from photography, Fleuette has produced more than a dozen films for Steve Bannon, including Bannon’s debut documentary, In the Face of Evil: Reagan’s War in Word and Deed (2004).
“That morphed into a career of us working together – here in Washington, DC, the last place I ever expected to work,” Fleuette said.
Among many other films, Fleuette notably produced Clinton Cash (2016), cementing Bannon’s ascent to CEO of the Trump 2016 campaign, and Government Gangsters (2024), presenting Kash Patel’s blueprint for removing all bad actors from the US government.
“I’ve known Steve the longest out of all of my photographic subjects – and this is the WarRoom, after all,” Fleuette said.
In his powerful and moving foreword to Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, populist media titan Steve Bannon penned a tribute to the spirit of defiance and artistic courage that defines Fleuette’s work.
I feel as though I have known Dan Fleuette forever. He feels like a brother to me.
I watched Dan grow as he began this project more or less as a dare and responded with a stunning testament to artistic exploration. Challenging himself to find compelling insights into each subject using only the most minimal setup – a single light and an empty background – Dan creates evocative, emotional, and deeply expressive images that mark him as one of the great photographers in this movement. Each portrait is more striking than the one before.
Now, in this Fourth Turning, a time of great upheaval and uncertainty, Dan’s work seeks to interpret our current struggle. His powerful portraits give context to the hour, even as its history is still being written, and will stand as an important, even essential, contribution to understanding this moment, and with it, this era.
Dan is a true artist; unafraid, and obsessive, and as an artist, he has always identified with rebels and outsiders. Often, the subjects in this book were thrust into their roles as advocates for common sense and decency. They witnessed and could no longer tolerate the objective demise of our country through the insanity, malice, and totalitarian impulses of some of the most powerful individuals and malevolent institutions in the nation.
These heroes are all captured in Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws. This book explores the humanity and non-conforming spirit of both the audience and guests of WarRoom. Dan adds his own take on these warriors with compelling insights, observations, and impressions.
So, this book is not just a portrait book–although it is that too, as Dan brilliantly captures the essence and bravery of all who grace its pages. It is also a tribute to all who make up the WarRoom audience and is a testament to the strength of ideas and the awesome power of human agency led by God. Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws is a lofty historical document of WarRoom showcasing the brave souls who are courageous enough to stand up against a ceaseless and powerful battering of politicians, woke social media tyrants, and those who do their bidding, school boards, editorial pages, and polite society in general. The same could be said of Dan as he brilliantly captures the fight and mettle of each one of these warriors. Welcome, reader, to the WarRoom. The fight continues.
As Bannon conveyed, Fleuette’s ‘compelling insights, observations, and impressions’ on every photo shoot in Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws breathe fresh life into the book’s pages.
“I wanted my text to interact with the imagery. I wanted it to be incredibly accessible and become part of the experience. So, I refused to make a portrait book with words that nobody reads,” Fleuette said. “To me, the writing in my book is as important as the imagery. The text and the imagery are inseparable in my mind. But I also didn’t want to direct the viewer or reader too much – there’s a lot left for your own interpretation.”
“I wanted my book to be what it wanted to be – to unveil it almost like a film, like an interactive piece. I researched portrait books just to get a sense of what was out there. But, I didn’t want my work to be even a little bit like anybody else’s. So I actually shied away from looking at too many portrait books after a while,” Fleuette said.
Whereas most portrait books bore the reader with uninspired, unhelpful writing, Fleuette’s text in Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws reads as entirely authentic – heartfelt and intentionally tailored to each subject.
Fleuette achieves a rare feat – every page of his portrait book is genuinely gripping. Still, Fleuette admits he would have liked to photograph a thousand more subjects.
“For me, it was never about finishing the project. Quite frankly, I didn’t want to finish it. I could easily still be working on Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws – there are 90 people in it, but there could be 900,” Fleuette said.
“Certainly, Noor Bin Laden is someone that I wish I could have photographed. Jim Hoft was our very first guest on WarRoom. Jim has been a friend of War Room since the beginning – before anybody else. I most definitely wish Jim was in the book. He needs to be in Volume 2. There are so many more people I’d love to shoot.”
“I could easily photograph a thousand more people and still be fully engaged in the process. But at some point, you’ve got to finish.”
“It took me five years to finish the book – but I never worked for a single second. It was all love. And there’s no better feeling.”
“When your work is your art – and when it speaks to you as you’re doing it – you lose track of time. You’re fully immersed. It’s fun, it’s calming – and there’s a meditative quality that pulls you away from all the troubles of the day, from everything you’re dealing with. It’s an entirely different world – like having a second life. You’re simply exploring the world you’ve created,” Fleuette said.
Evidently, Fleuette embodies the true artist’s spirit that only the historically great artists have attained.
“As you can imagine, doing War Room is high-stress. So when I started doing photography, that was my way of creating my own art – my own thing. And it was incredibly liberating,” Fleuette said.
Fleuette’s subject matter and his subjects personify the absolute cutting-edge in American culture.
“My book is an exploration of what, inside each of these people, gives them the fire to put up with so many attacks. They all know what’s coming for them – and still, they walk toward the fire,” Fleuette said.
“This way of life isn’t for 99.999 percent of people. Most people would feel a fear so strong it stops them in their tracks. So what drives my subjects to overcome that fear and say, ‘The abuse I’m going to face is worth it – because I believe in what I believe’?”
“For many, perhaps most, of the subjects in the book, I believe that God’s hand gives them the courage to stand up to the constant criticism and attacks.”
“And remember, some people in this book have literally lost everything – their livelihoods, their families, their friends,” Fleuette said. “Although in a way, they didn’t have a choice.”
To view or purchase prints from Dan Fleuette’s iconic portrait book, Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws, and to learn more about Fleuette’s work, readers can visit his website, www.doitfluet.com.
HORRIFYING: DHS Confirms Arrest of Mexican Illegal Alien Previously Charged with Concealing Missing Illinois Woman in Storage Container for TWO MONTHS, Decapitating and Bleaching Corpse – Man Released in April Without Bail
July 19, 2025
Mexican illegal alien Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez arrested by ICE in Chicago after concealing and abusing corpse of Megan Bos (37)
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Saturday confirmed that an illegal alien, who was charged with hiding the body of a missing woman for nearly two months, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the Democratic Sanctuary City of Chicago, Illinois.
Megan Bos (37) was discovered dead in April after disappearing in February, according to Fox 32 Chicago.
Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez (52) reportedly told police she had overdosed at his home, but he “broke her phone, kept her body in the basement for two days, then moved it outside,” Fox reports.
Bos’s body was found wrapped in a blue tarp inside of a storage container in the man’s yard.
According to Fox’s Bill Melugin, “DHS says Bos’ corpse had been decapitated and she was found in bleach in the storage container.”
Still, Mendoza-Gonzalez was released from prison under Illinois’s SAFE-T Act, which was signed into law by Democratic Governor JB Pritzker days after Joe Biden was inaugurated as President in January 2021. The law eliminated cash bail in all criminal cases, prohibited pretrial detention in most cases, and hindered police from doing their jobs to protect public safety.
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said, “It is absolutely repulsive this monster walked free on Illinois’s streets after allegedly committing such a heinous crime. Megan Bos and her family will have justice.”
Per Fox News’ Bill Melugin on X:
DHS confirms to @FoxNews that ICE just arrested a Mexican illegal alien in the sanctuary city of Chicago who was charged in April w/ concealing the body of a missing Illinois woman in a storage container on his yard for almost 2 months & abusing her corpse. Despite the severity of the charges, Lake County Judge Randie Bruno released him from custody immediately after his first court appearance in April.
I’m told 52-year-old Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez was just found & arrested by ICE at a market in Chicago this afternoon, and he is currently in ICE custody.
Police in Waukegan, IL say they found the body of 37-year-old Megan Bos, who had been reported missing on March 9th, in a container in Mendoza-Gonzalez’s yard in Waukegan in April. Mendoza-Gonzalez was charged with concealing her corpse, abusing it, and obstruction of justice.
DHS says Bos’ corpse had been decapitated and she was found in bleach in the storage container.
NEW: Feds Arrest Ohio Man For Threatening to Kill DHS Chief Noem, Homan and ICE Agents
July 19, 2025
Assistant Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin said the feds arrested an Ohio man for making terroristic threats against ICE agents and DHS Chief Kristi Noem.
Anthony Kelly of Cincinnati, Ohio, was arrested by Federal authorities for making online threats against ICE and Noem. Authorities found a firearm and ammunition inside Kelly’s residence upon taking him into custody.
The DHS posted examples of Kelly’s threats against Noem.
Ohio man threats against Noem
Kelly also threatened Border Czar Tom Homan.
Ohio man threat against Tom Homan / credit DHS
Kelly threatened to shoot ICE agents after it was reported the Trump Admin handed over Medicaid data to immigration officials.
Ohio man threats against ICE
Kelly is facing federal charges for threatening to kidnap, assault and, murder an official of the US Government.
“These threats will not be tolerated. You will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” McLaughlin said.
ARRESTED: Anthony Kelly out of Cincinnati, OH has been taken into federal custody for making terroristic threats against ICE agents.
Kelly will face federal charges for threatening to assault, kidnap, and murder a United States official.
Threats against ICE agents have dramatically increased since President Trump resumed office this year thanks to far-left politicians and media lies.
The Department of Homeland Security announced this week: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials are facing an 830 percent increase in assaults from January 21st to July 14th compared with the same period in 2024.
Last week federal immigration agents were under heavy attack as they descended on a California marijuana farm.
One of the rioters fired gunshots at ICE officers.
A protester was seen apparently firing some kind of weapon at federal agents during the immigration raid at a farm near Camarillo on Thursday. It’s unknown if anyone was injured in the chaos. https://t.co/tZBT2XnVEHpic.twitter.com/p4YZ3qkHnM
After the violent attacks on federal agents at the pot farm in California, President Trump called for the immediate arrest of “Thugs” and rioters that were throwing rocks at ICE vehicles.
BREAKING: Senior Advisor to Hegseth Ousted Amid Latest Pentagon Shakeup
July 19, 2025
Justin Fulcher, a senior Pentagon staffer and advisor to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been ousted, according to CBS News.
Fulcher previously worked at DOGE before being promoted to a position working for Hegseth.
“The Department of Defense is grateful to Justin Fulcher for his work on behalf of President Trump and Secretary Hegseth. We wish him well in his future endeavors,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement to CBS News on Saturday.
The Defense Department released a separate statement on behalf of Fulcher to CBS News.
“As planned, I’ve completed 6 months of service in government to my country. Working alongside the dedicated men and women of the Department of Defense has been incredibly inspiring,” part of the statement read.
Justin Fulcher, a senior staffer at the Pentagon and adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has been ousted, three sources familiar with the matter told CBS News Saturday.
Fulcher started at the Defense Department as a member of billionaire Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency. He was then later promoted to a post as senior adviser to Hegseth.
In April, a Pentagon spokesperson announced Fulcher’s role as a part of a new Defense Department leadership team, along with Marine Col. Ricky Buria and Patrick Weaver — both Hegseth aides — and chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell. It was created after sensitive military plans regarding an attack on the Houthis in Yemen were shared in a chat on the Signal messaging app in March between Hegseth and other top Trump administration officials.
Justin Fulcher, a senior staffer at the Pentagon and adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has been ousted, three sources familiar with the matter told CBS News Saturday. https://t.co/cLoKAVIC7T
In April, three Hegseth aides placed on leave amid a probe into leaks were officially fired.
Deputy Chief of Staff Darin Selnick and Colin Carroll, chief of staff to Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg, were escorted out of the Pentagon this Spring.
Dan Caldwell, who was also a part of the Mike Waltz Houthi Signal chat group, was escorted out of the Pentagon earlier this year for “an unauthorized disclosure,” according to Reuters.
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