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MAGA Insider: Top Political Stories for Patriots—July 2, 2026
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President Trump’s promise to carry out the largest mass deportation campaign in American history is showing up in the numbers, with federal officials confirming that removals of illegal aliens have reached levels not seen in nearly two decades and are on pace to blow past every deportation total recorded during the entire Biden presidency.
Acting ICE Director David Venturella confirmed earlier this summer that since President Trump returned to office on January 20, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security has removed more than 900,000 illegal aliens from the country, a figure that dwarfs anything accomplished during the previous administration’s final year in office and puts the White House well within reach of the one million annual deportation goal that critics once dismissed as unrealistic. Read more →
For decades, the American public was told that the Central Intelligence Agency’s mind control experiments were a relic of a bygone Cold War era, a program that was shut down, investigated, and largely put to rest by the Church Committee back in the 1970s.
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That comfortable narrative took a serious hit this week when a veteran investigative journalist told a congressional task force that two of the most infamous names in American criminal history, cult leader Charles Manson and Jack Ruby, the man who gunned down Lee Harvey Oswald, may have been assets of the CIA’s notorious MK-Ultra program. Read more →
The Trump Justice Department made good on a promise this week, filing a federal lawsuit against the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Virginia State Police just hours before the state’s new so-called “assault firearms” ban was set to take effect. The suit represents the latest and most direct confrontation yet between the Trump administration and blue states determined to restrict the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche did not mince words in announcing the lawsuit. “The Constitution is not a suggestion, and the Second Amendment is not a second-class right,” Blanche said in a statement released alongside the filing. Read more →
More than two decades after it first stunned audiences and shattered box office expectations, Mel Gibson’s landmark film “The Passion of the Christ” is coming back to the big screen.
Lionsgate and Fathom Entertainment announced this week that the film will return to theaters nationwide from September 10 through September 17, newly remastered in 4K resolution with Dolby Atmos sound, giving longtime fans a chance to relive one of the most powerful theatrical experiences in modern American cinema and introducing an entirely new generation to the story of Christ’s sacrifice.Read more →
A new threat assessment report has drawn a direct line between rising anti-Christian extremism online and an alleged plot to kill Erika Kirk, the widow of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk, raising fresh alarm about a climate researchers are now calling an emerging “assassination culture” targeting prominent figures on the right.
The report, produced by the Network Contagion Research Institute, examines the case of Jacob Wenske, a 26-year-old Texas man charged in late May with making a terroristic threat after he allegedly plotted to bomb a Turning Point USA event in San Antonio where Kirk, now the organization’s CEO, was scheduled to deliver the keynote address.
READ MORENewly released financial disclosure forms show that Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor accepted more than four thousand dollars in gifted concert tickets last summer, the latest revelation to fuel ongoing questions about the ethical standards, or lack thereof, governing the nation’s highest court. The disclosure, made public Monday alongside forms from seven of her colleagues, showed that Sotomayor received tickets valued at $4,333 from Rimas Entertainment, the record label representing Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny.
According to the disclosure paperwork, the tickets were provided for a concert Sotomayor and unidentified guests attended while she was on what the filing describes as a private trip to Puerto Rico in August of last year. Read more →
Jeffrey Epstein’s brother Mark stepped forward this week to publicly and unequivocally reject the authenticity of the purported suicide note that a federal judge unsealed on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, after it had been locked inside a New York courthouse vault for nearly seven years.
Mark Epstein, 71, told Business Insider that the handwritten document, which his brother’s former cellmate claims to have discovered in a graphic novel following a July 2019 suicide attempt, is a fabrication designed to prop up the official ruling that his brother died by his own hand. Read more →
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has reportedly told associates that he has accumulated enough evidence to convince any jury in America, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the Central Intelligence Agency was responsible for the assassination of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy.
The claim, circulated by the Leading Report on June 13 and amplified across conservative media, adds fresh urgency to a controversy that has never fully quieted since Kennedy was shot in Dallas on November 22, 1963. Read more →
Sports commentator and podcast host Stephen A. Smith has turned his attention away from basketball trades and toward a question that has quietly nagged at many Americans for years: how did former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton walk away from public office with fortunes worth tens of millions, and in Clinton’s case, hundreds of millions of dollars?
Smith raised the issue on a recent episode of his podcast, “Straight Shooter,” where he laid out what he described as a simple but uncomfortable math problem. Read more →