A pair of anti-ICE rioters allegedly attacked ICE agents with a chemical substance on Tuesday outside of the Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark, New Jersey. 

The leftwing rioters famously laid siege upon the ICE facility last Summer, and they’re back in full force again.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, rioters occupied the Newark facility this week, setting up barricades to block vehicles leaving the facility and assaulting feds.

Clashes between law enforcement and the anti-ICE rioters have continued nightly. Video from Wednesday shows federal agents pushing back against rioters with strobe lights and pepper spray as they’re pelted with objects from the mob.

Leftists were also seen yelling, “Grab your gun and kill yourself,” at the agents before another clash, where agents used batons to fight off the lunatics.

The night before, two individuals were arrested for assaulting, resisting, and impeding law enforcement after spraying federal agents with an “unknown chemical substance” during a similar altercation, according to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.

“Anyone who assaults law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” Mullin wrote on X.

Tonight, ICE law enforcement officers were assaulted by anti-ICE rioters who sprayed law enforcement with an unknown chemical substance.

Two individuals were arrested for assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers.

Assaulting and obstructing ICE law enforcement is a crime and felony.

Anyone who assaults law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

Tonight, ICE law enforcement officers were assaulted by anti-ICE rioters who sprayed law enforcement with an unknown chemical substance.

Two individuals were arrested for assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers.

Assaulting and obstructing ICE law enforcement is a…

— Secretary Markwayne Mullin (@SecMullinDHS) May 27, 2026

Markwayne Mullin and President Trump responded to the unrest at the ICE facility on Wednesday.

“It’s all paid-for protesters. You can see by the signs,” Trump said, shrugging off the lawlessness. “These aren’t protesters. These people are fake. They’re all paid for.”

Mullin also chimed in, slamming Democratic lawmakers who participated on Monday for spending their Memorial Day with Antifa terrorists and advocating for rapists, child predators, murderers, and drug dealers.

(VIDEO) Democrat Senator Andy Kim Pepper Sprayed by ICE During Memorial Day Riot at ICE Facility

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Targeted Parents Rebuild Trust with Trump DOJ

Parents Demanding Justice Alliance (PDJA) Founding Member, Kelly John Walker says relations with the Trump administration and the Department of Justice appear to be improving following months of tension and distrust, even as targeted school parents across the nation remain in urgent need of relief.

In a detailed communication sent to administration officials, Walker described a January 23 meeting with a Senior Official under Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, as deeply damaging for families already traumatized by the Biden-Garland DOJ’s weaponization campaign against dissenting parents.

“It gave us the impression that the DOJ hadn’t changed in its adversarial posture toward the targeted parent community,” Walker said. “That terrified people who’d been previously hunted down and stigmatized for political retribution and lawfare.”

Despite the controversy surrounding the meeting, Walker says communication with the administration has since improved substantially, with renewed communication between PDJA and DOJ officials.

Walker also praised President Donald Trump for what he described as a compassionate effort to provide restitution for victims of political weaponization.

“I hope you’ll share this directly with President Trump,” Walker expressed. “His kindness and generosity in offering up his own settlement to help the victims of weaponization has made a seismic positive impact.”

According to Walker, the administration’s acknowledgment of targeted parents has already helped him restore confidence among disaffected conservative voters who previously felt abandoned after years of political persecution.

Walker specifically pointed to an apology offered by Blanche on behalf of the Federal Government as part of the broader settlement framework, calling it “the single most significant factor” for his family.

“We need restitution to restore our lives, but we need the apology to restore our dignity,” Walker said.

Walker argued that targeted parents should receive “triage priority” because, unlike many other defendants, the Garland DOJ allegedly failed to identify any legitimate federal basis for prosecution against parents while still deploying federal resources against them.

“Garland failed to find the ‘federal hook’ he sought to justify federal prosecution of parents; yet the Biden DOJ weaponized the federal government against us anyway, including directing the FBI to apply terrorist threat tags to dissenting parents and colluding with the NSBA and local authorities to carry out his retribution,” Walker said.

“That, and the group’s comparatively small size—our dossier includes parents from every party—makes rectifying our situation less challenging.”

Though the “domestic terrorist” narrative surrounding school parents ultimately collapsed, Walker said the downstream reputational, financial, and emotional consequences devastated families nationwide.

Walker continues to advocate for a public White House ceremony honoring targeted parents, as well as consideration of an executive order proposal previously submitted to administration officials.

He also argued that the experiences of targeted parents undermine critics’ claims that proposed restitution efforts amount to a “J6 slush fund,” noting that many parents targeted during the school board controversies were never federally charged and committed no crimes.

“No one can credibly label these parents as ‘felons and criminals’ without incurring the the condemnation of every major parenting group in the land,” Walker wrote. “Attempts to block this restitution over the J6 controversy are disingenuous and unjust.”

Despite past frustrations, Walker emphasized that his goal has never been confrontation with the Trump administration.

“It’s never been our intent to ‘go to war’ with President Trump’s DOJ,” Walker said. “We anticipated finally having someone to honor and restore us for standing in the gap. We had a setback, but the administration is addressing it, true to its mandate to restore the department’s trust and credibility.”

“Many targeted parents now believe President Trump genuinely cares about their plight and remain hopeful that meaningful restitution, public acknowledgment, and restoration may finally be within reach.”

“We are cautiously optimistic,” Walker said, “and for the first time in years, we are daring to hope that the American Dream can be restored to our families and our lives.”

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A knife attack at a crowded Swiss train station has reignited growing fears across Europe that years of weak migration policies and failed integration efforts have left even some of the continent’s safest countries vulnerable to violence and social instability.

Three people, according to the Zurich police, were injured Thursday morning after a knife-wielding attacker allegedly stormed through the Winterthur train station near Zurich while repeatedly shouting “Allahu Akbar,” according to witnesses and local media reports.

Swiss authorities confirmed that the suspect, identified as a 31-year-old Swiss national, was arrested shortly after the attack following a large police operation.

The assault unfolded during the busy morning commute, sending terrified commuters, parents, and schoolchildren scrambling for safety inside the station.

Police said the three victims—all Swiss men aged 28, 43, and 52—were hospitalized after being stabbed with what authorities described as a “bladed weapon.”

The violence reportedly erupted in front of children who had been walking through the station moments earlier. Witnesses said a teacher stepped in to shield the minors as panic spread through the area.

DAS IST NICHT MEHR UNSERE SCHWEIZ!!!

Ein islamistischer #Attentäter ruft «Allahu Akbar» und sticht mit einem Messer auf Passanten am Bahnhof #Winterthur – direkt vor einer Schulklasse mit kleinen Kindern. Entsetzlich. Wer die #Schweiz liebt, akzeptiert das nicht! pic.twitter.com/bAst46NOtZ

— Nils Fiechter (@NilsFiechter) May 28, 2026

“He had a knife in his hand,” one eyewitness told Swiss newspaper Blick. “Everyone was screaming and running away.”

Another witness said the suspect repeatedly screamed “Allahu Akbar” in an agitated and emotional state as the attack unfolded. Video circulating online appeared to capture portions of the chaos.

Footage shared by Swiss politician Nils Fiechter showed the suspect moving through the area while shouting, as frightened bystanders rushed children away from danger.

Police moved quickly to secure the station, establishing a large perimeter while investigators searched for answers. Authorities say the motive remains under investigation.

But for many Europeans, the broader context is impossible to ignore. Violent public attacks linked to Islamist slogans or extremist rhetoric have become an increasingly familiar feature of life across parts of Western Europe.

What once seemed unthinkable in countries known for stability and low crime is now occurring with alarming regularity. Train stations, public squares, and crowded urban centers have repeatedly become scenes of panic and bloodshed.

Critics say Europe’s political establishment ignored warnings for years. Concerns about integration, radicalization, and parallel societies were often dismissed as “far-right talking points” until repeated attacks forced the issue into the mainstream.

Switzerland, long viewed as one of Europe’s safest and most orderly nations, is now confronting the same tensions already visible in France, Germany, Belgium, and Sweden.

National-conservative voices across Europe argue that leaders underestimated the long-term consequences of mass migration and weak border enforcement. They say ordinary citizens are now paying the price.

The Winterthur attack is likely to intensify those debates. Public frustration has already been growing across the continent over crime, security, and cultural fragmentation.

In recent years, nationalist and anti-establishment parties have surged by campaigning on stricter immigration controls, stronger policing, and the defense of national identity.

Supporters of tougher policies argue that Europe’s leaders spent too long prioritizing ideological narratives over public safety concerns.

The fact that the suspect was reportedly a Swiss citizen has also intensified concerns about failed integration and domestic radicalization. Critics say the issue is no longer simply immigration itself, but what happens when assimilation breaks down entirely.

Security agencies across Europe have repeatedly warned that extremist ideologies continue spreading through online networks, isolated communities, and radical circles.

Meanwhile, ordinary Europeans increasingly say they no longer feel as safe in public spaces as they once did. Violent incidents that once shocked the continent are now met with grim familiarity.

For many observers, the attack also reflects a broader crisis of confidence in Europe’s political leadership. Establishment parties are facing mounting backlash as voters demand stronger action on security and border control.

Swiss authorities have urged caution while the investigation continues. Officials have not formally classified the incident as terrorism.

Still, critics argue that European leaders too often avoid direct conversations about ideology, integration, and public safety out of fear of political controversy.

Witnesses at the scene described terrifying moments of confusion and panic. One student who narrowly avoided the violence later told local media: “Looking back, I got goosebumps.”

As investigators work to determine exactly what motivated the attacker, the political fallout is already beginning. For many Europeans, the Winterthur stabbing is no longer just another crime story—it is part of a growing sense that the continent is changing in dangerous and deeply unsettling ways.

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Ceasefire is hanging by a thread.

Back-and-forth strikes may signal the end of the ceasefire between the US and Iran, just as the seemingly promising peace negotiations stall and an agreement fails to materialize.

Today, it has been reported that after the US struck southern Iran on Thursday, Tehran retaliated by striking an American military base, reportedly in Kuwait.

These exchanges are the most serious clashes since the April ceasefire began.

Iran has reportedly targeted the US airbase in Kuwait used to launch strikes on Bandar Abbas

Footage shared by RT reportedly shows a missile streaking through the moments before impact.

Are we gearing up for hot war again? pic.twitter.com/0q3eHO9q3Q

— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) May 28, 2026

The Telegraph reported:

“The fresh fighting appeared to begin when Iranian forces fired at four ships attempting to cross the Strait, state broadcaster IRIB reported on Thursday.

American forces then targeted a ground control station near the southern Iranian city of Bandar Abbas that posed ‌a ‌threat ⁠to commercial maritime ⁠traffic in the strategic waterway.”

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard released footage showing the launch of missiles toward the U.S. base in Kuwait, describing it as retaliation for the American attack near Bandar Abbas in southern Iran.

The video also featured symbolic anti-U.S. imagery. pic.twitter.com/s1qlIQEQRy

— Clash Report (@clashreport) May 28, 2026

The US military also reportedly intercepted and shot down ‌four Iranian kamikaze drones that posed ⁠a ⁠similar threat.

The US struck Bandar Abbas thereby preventing a fifth drone from being launched.

“Shortly after the US strikes, the IRGC said it had targeted a US air base in retaliation. It did not provide details of the location of the base, though Kuwait, a US ally, said it was responding to missile and drone attacks on Thursday morning.”

Iran attacked Kuwait

Iran launched several Missiles & drones towards Kuwait and as per Kuwaiti officials, all were intercepted.

The US Airforce bombed and destroyed the launch site which was near a mosque in Bandar Abbas, Iran. pic.twitter.com/HxDW0VgKVa

— Baba Banaras (@RealBababanaras) May 28, 2026

This was the exchange of fire in three days.

At this point, it’s unclear whether the peace talks still have any chance of succeeding.

Read more:

U.S. Military Launches Precision “Self-Defense Strikes” in Southern Iran – Neutralizing IRGC Threats to American Troops After Radical Regime’s Latest Provocations

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Psychiatric Drugs and Mass Violence: The Link Douglas Kennedy – Secretary Kennedy’s Brother Exposed in 2002 Is Impossible to Ignore

Before It Was Policy, It Was Buried

With Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. now directing the NIH to launch formal research into the link between psychiatric drugs and mass violence, and with AbleChild and Amy Miller, a health‑freedom advocate in Tennessee for more than a decade, securing the Tennessee landmark state law requiring therapeutic‑level testing for psychotropic drugs in the autopsies of deceased mass shooters, this issue has finally broken through the political sound barrier. Amy now serves as Director of States at the MAHA Institute, which recently hosted a Mental Health and Overmedicalization summit in Washington, D.C., where Secretary Kennedy and federal health leaders outlined a new policy direction centered on deprescribing and rolling back the overmedicalization of children.

Long before Washington was willing to ask the question, it was Secretary Kennedy’s own brother, Fox News correspondent Douglas Kennedy, who had the courage to go there. As far back as 2002, Douglas Kennedy was among the first national television journalists to expose the documented link between antidepressants, adolescent violence, and school shootings, in a three‑part series that shone a national spotlight on what Big Behavioral Health & Big Pharma had long worked to suppress.

As an Advisory Board member of AbleChild myself, alongside Kelly Patricia O’Meara, the award‑winning investigative journalist whose 1999 Insight cover story “Guns & Doses” was the first article in print to tackle the psychiatric drug & violence link, I am delighted to share Douglas Kennedy’s highlight reel from his three‑part Fox News series on the psychiatric drug–violence connection.

The video below speaks for itself. Watch it. Share it. The dam is finally breaking.
https://x.com/cchrint/status/2059353950911119755?s=42

Veteran journalist Douglas Kennedy exposed the links between antidepressants, suicide, and violence as well as the chemical imbalance fraud as far back as 2001 and continued with more than 25 exposes. pic.twitter.com/CujjDrzgdw

— CCHR Int (@CCHRInt) May 26, 2026

Behind all of these courageous reporters and advocacy groups is one watchdog that has quietly educated so many of us on this issue: the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), a nonprofit mental‑health watchdog co‑founded in 1969 by the Church of Scientology and psychiatrist Thomas Szasz to investigate and expose psychiatric abuses and to push for strong patient protections. It is no surprise that an organization willing to confront the psychiatric and pharmaceutical establishment has been repeatedly attacked in the media, yet decade after decade CCHR has continued its work to bring abuses to light and to bring people together around basic human rights in mental health.

Tom Cruise was right!

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