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Illegal Aliens Do Not Need Proof of Vaccination Because ‘Not Intending to Stay' The White House admitted on Monday that border crossers would not be required to show proof of vaccination, despite the fact that the government requires proof of vaccination or a negative coronavirus test for all other travelers entering the country. When questioned by reporters about the apparent double standard on vaccination requirements, White House press secretary Jen Psaki argued that illegal immigrants and migrants crossing the border had no intention of staying in the US. “They’re not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time,” she said, referring to migrants. “I don’t think it’s the same thing. It’s not the same thing.” As they seek entry to the United States, nearly 15,000 immigrants, mostly from Haiti, have set up a makeshift camp beneath the Del Rio International Bridge on the Texas-Mexico border. On September 10, Psaki admitted that under the Biden administration's vaccine ma...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) campaign said it got $3.5 million in small-dollar contributions this year, so minuscule that the campaign doesn't have to divulge its sources. The Federal Election Commission, on the other hand, is dubious. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) requested the Greene campaign to review its books last week to make sure those numbers were correct did it really raise over 80% of its money from small-dollar contributions this year? If history is any indication, all the campaign will have to do is say yes and that will be the end of it. A regulation safeguarding the anonymity of small-dollar donors is at risk, as small-dollar donors have been giving to Republican campaigns in historic numbers—often unintentionally. The campaign is not required to publish any details, including the donor's identifying information, until a donor provides a total of $200 for an election (the "itemization threshold"). Their name, location, and employer...