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A certified registered nurse anesthetist at VCU Health in Richmond posted a series of TikTok videos urging other medical providers to fill syringes with the paralytic drug succinylcholine and use them as a sabotage tactic against ICE agents. ⠀ Malinda Cook told viewers to grab syringes with needles full of saline or the drug that causes temporary muscle paralysis lasting several minutes and described it as a deterrent that could help the cause. ⠀ In other clips she recommended collecting poison ivy and poison oak to mix with water and spray on agents' faces and hands and suggested single women use dating apps to meet ICE agents and spike their drinks with laxatives so they would be too sick to work the next day. ⠀ The videos captioned with resistance and sabotage hashtags went viral after Libs of TikTok shared them and VCU Health quickly confirmed she was an employee and placed her on administrative leave while barring her from facilities and patients. ⠀ By that evening the hospital announced she was no longer employed after an internal investigation and that it had fulfilled its reporting requirements under Virginia state law. ⠀ VCU Police confirmed they opened a criminal investigation into the posts treating them as potential threats and state lawmakers called for her to face charges and lose her nursing license. ⠀ Months later her license remained listed as current and active in state records and no criminal charges had been publicly announced. ⠀ #Virginia #ICE

🚨A California man who blamed ICE for his wife’s disappearance has been charged with her m*rder after her burned remains were found. Suddenly the media is SILENT now that they can't blame ICE anymore - so let's fix that and get the truth out there! ⠀ Gurinder Singh Gill, 28, told Sacramento County Sheriff’s detectives that ICE agents picked up his wife Jasmine Gill while she went to get the mail. Detectives contacted ICE, which confirmed no enforcement activity occurred at the residence. ⠀ Jasmine Gill, 30, was last seen at her Sacramento home on September 30. Her cousin reported her missing on October 4. Investigators learned the couple was in the middle of a divorce and child custody battle. ⠀ Burned human remains discovered in El Dorado County on October 1 were later identified as Jasmine Gill’s. Detectives obtained a m*rder warrant. They arrested Gurinder on October 14 and booked him into the Sacramento County Main Jail. He is ineligible for bail. ⠀ The case shows how some individuals attempt to use ICE as cover for violent crimes. Under President Trump, ICE has removed hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, including large numbers of those with criminal records. ⠀ DHS reports more than 670,000 removals in Trump’s first year back in office, plus nearly 2 million self-deportations. White House figures list nearly 200,000 deported illegal aliens with charges or convictions, including 47,885 for as$ault, 16,552 for s*xual as$ault, and 2,699 for hom*cide. ⠀ ICE continues targeting criminal illegal aliens for removal while California authorities pursue cases like Gurinder Gill’s. The false ICE claim delayed nothing. It simply failed. ⠀ #ICE #California

Not all heroes wear capes: California woman registered her dog to vote and had the ballot COUNTED... then paid for billboards featuring the dog warning against voter fraud as her punishment. This shows you just how screwed up California is. ⠀ Laura Lee Yourex of Costa Mesa registered her boxer Maya Jean as a voter in May 2020 and cast mail-in ballots in the dog’s name. The 2021 gubernatorial recall ballot was counted. The 2022 primary ballot was rejected. ⠀ Yourex posted a photo of Maya wearing an “I voted” sticker next to a ballot. She later posted Maya’s dog tag with another ballot and wrote “Maya is still getting her ballot,” even after the dog had died. She self-reported the scheme to the Orange County Registrar of Voters. ⠀ Prosecutors charged her with five felonies in 2025. She pleaded guilty in April 2026 to one misdemeanor count of knowingly registering a nonexistent person to vote. The case was dismissed after she paid $1,500 for four billboards along the 55 and 22 freeways. ⠀ The billboards use Yourex’s photo of Maya and read “Don’t be a dog. Voter fraud is a crime. If you can’t legally vote, don’t vote. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office will prosecute.” They will stay up through November 3. ⠀ Her attorney said she intended to expose flaws in California’s voter registration system by showing a dog could be registered. Yourex signed a plea statement admitting she knowingly registered an animal that was not entitled to vote. ⠀ Orange County prosecutors treated the case as a clear example of how mail-in ballots can be issued and counted without basic identity checks. The counted 2021 ballot shows the registration process accepted a dog. ⠀ California voters should ask how many other ineligible registrations have slipped through the same system. ⠀ #California #VoterFraud