An illegal alien and MS-13 member who is wanted for murder was found and arrested in South Carolina this week following a traffic stop. Elmer Neftali Martinez-Escobar, a 31-year-old El Salvadoran national who illegally migrated to the United States, was arrested by the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office in Berkeley County, South Carolina. A deputy with the sheriff’s office ran Martinez-Escobar’s name through the National Crime Information Center, leading him to discover that the suspect was wanted in El Salvador for homicide and was a member of MS-13, a criminal gang. Martinez-Escobar was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana before being taken to the Hill-Finkea Detention Center. Martinez-Escobar was then placed into the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). “This traffic stop is a great example of our deputies using their training to identify criminal offenders,” Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis explained to local media. “We never know what a traffic stop will bring, but I trust that our deputies will continue to work hard to keep Berkeley County safe.” The arrest follows a series of arrests of criminal illegal aliens, some of whom are alleged to have committed violent crimes. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Concerns about illegal immigrant crime accelerated earlier this year after the tragic death of Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student who was allegedly murdered by an illegal immigrant named Jose Ibarra, a 26-year-old Venezuelan national. Jose Chan, a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from Guatemala, was residing in Florida after previously being deported. Chan was recently charged with sexual battery after allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old girl. Illegal immigrants were also allegedly behind the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas. Johan Jose Rangel Martinez, 21, and Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, 26, were both charged with her murder. They illegally entered the United States during the Biden administration. Police in Texas also recently arrested an illegal alien who allegedly killed two people in a Chick-fil-A restaurant just last week. The suspect is Oved Bernardo Mendoza Argueta, a 37-year-old native of El Salvador. Two other illegal immigrant murder suspects were recently apprehended in Texas by the Splendora Police Department, which worked in conjunction with federal authorities. The two illegal immigrants both lived in Colony Ridge, a massive land development north of Houston that has become infamous for tailoring its financial and marketing practices to attract illegal immigrants. The wave of alleged criminal activity by illegal immigrants comes as the Biden administration has presided over an unprecedented crisis on both America’s southern border with Mexico and northern border with Canada. Over 10 million people have crossed the border under President Joe Biden, with an estimated 1.7 million illegal immigrant gotaways recorded since he was inaugurated in 2021. There were 415,000 total reported gotaways for 2018, 2019, and 2020 under the Trump administration.

Country star Miranda Lambert blasted a couple of concert-goers who decided to start fighting at one of her recent Texas shows, warning them if they didn’t stop, she’d come down off the stage to break it up. In a clip that surfaced online from a fan, the 40-year-old country singer was attempting to sing her popular solemn hit “Tin Man” when she noticed some kind of brawl taking place in the audience, Yahoo.com reported. In the video, we see Lambert stop singing and first ask the crowd if someone fainted or passed out. “Is everybody okay? Did somebody faint? Are you good?” the singer said, before she asked, “Are y’all fighting? During this song? ‘Cause I will come down there.” The “Mama’s Broken Heart” hitmaker then told everyone, “We’re not doing that today. I’m gonna go east Texas Red on your a** real quick.” “Are y’all fighting during this song? Because I will come down there and you don’t want that.” Miranda breaks up a catfight during Tin Man ? ?: jackiee0 pic.twitter.com/j7mmEoTWIU — Miranda Lambert Fan (@ranfancentral) June 30, 2024 “He ain’t worth it, it’s fine. It’s always the girls,” she added. “We always get riled up and start punching each other. Why?” “Dear police, can we just go ahead and remove them, that’d be great,” Lambert continued. “Thank you very much.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The singer then jokingly instructed the security guards to “throw her over your shoulder” to get the women out of the venue so she could resume the concert. A short time later, the country singer took to her Instagram and issued a statement about the songs she plays at her shows and said only during these five songs will fighting be tolerated.  “If you want to fight at my shows, I’m all about it,” Lambert said. “Give ’em hell. I’ve got five songs for you. ‘Fastest Girl in Town,’ ‘Kerosene,’ ‘Little Red Wagon,’ ‘Wranglers,’ ‘Gun Powder & Lead.’” “Don’t do it during ‘Tin Man.’ That’s not the time,” she added, naming the song she was trying to sing when the fight broke out at her show. “I know you can hear the s*** talking ’cause it’s a ballad, but that’s not the time.” “So pick your times,” Lambert continued. “You’ve got five songs. Look at the setlist and choose wisely.” Related: Miranda Lambert Gets Laugh Out Of Fan’s ‘Selfie’ T-Shirt After Concert Photo Call-Out

San Francisco is planning to ramp up sweeps of homeless encampments after a pivotal Supreme Court decision last week gave cities more authority to deal with the issue. The court ruled Friday that cities can enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outside in public places even if there is not enough shelter space, deciding that such laws do not violate the Constitution’s prohibit on cruel and unusual punishment. San Francisco Mayor London Breed said that thanks to the Supreme Court’s ruling, the city will better be able to clean up the tents that line the city’s streets. “With this opportunity, we’ll be able to do more to clean and clear our streets — especially for those who are refusing shelter and services,” Breed said during a press conference at City Hall. “This is very helpful to us as a city.” “My hope is that we can clear them all,” she said when asked by the San Francisco Chronicle how many tents might be cleared as a result of the court’s decision. The city will continue to offer “shelter and support” to homeless people, but law enforcement could be more involved in clearing encampments, Breed said. The 6-3 Supreme Court decision overturned a ruling from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that for the last six years had prohibited cities from enforcing anti-camping ordinances whenever the homeless population outnumbered shelter beds. The original case involved the Oregon town of Grants Pass, which tried to fine people $295 for sleeping outside when tents began crowding the town’s public parks. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Homelessness in the San Francisco area has only gotten worse since before the pandemic. About 38,000 people are homeless in the Bay Area on a given night. That’s up 35% since 2019. More than 7,000 people are homeless in San Francisco itself. San Francisco also has a deadly drug crisis driven by fentanyl, and the city saw record fatal overdoses last year. A total of 752 people died from drug overdoses in San Francisco between January and November, more deaths than in any other year, preliminary data from the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office shows. Harrowing scenes of homeless people engaging in open-air drug use and living in filth on city streets continue to come out of the neighborhoods most in need of help. Overall crime was down last year, but certain types of crime were up, including car thefts, San Francisco police data show. Compared to 2019 before the pandemic, however, many types of crime are still elevated, including murders, robberies, burglary, and arson.

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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre could not truly explain why President Joe Biden performed poorly during last Thursday's debate despite being pressed repeatedly during Wednesday's press conference.Jean-Pierre repeatedly insisted Biden did not perform well because of a combination of having a cold, having jet lag from his recent trip overseas, and simply working hard for the American people. When confronted by Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich that the "fatigue" and "cold" excuses did not make sense because Biden had been at Camp David for days prior to the debate, Jean-Pierre became defensive."Have you had a cold before?" Jean-Pierre asked."Of course I have," Heinrich replied."Come on, come on, Jacqui. ... Hold on a second. There's a cold. There's a jet lag. You combine that he continues to work on the, for the American people day in and day out around the clock. Things happen. Things happen, and the cold thing is something that you all pointed out during his debate. We didn't even point that out. You all pointed out when you heard his — his voice being hoarse because he knew he had to push through," Jean-Pierre said.'Interrupting a colleague’s question with shouted commentary is inappropriate.'"He knew he has to power through. That's what presidents do. If you care about this country, and you don't care about yourself, you care about the American people, you care about delivering for this country, you care about how you're going to continue to work every day in and day out. You push through," she continued. — (@) Heinrich also asked Jean-Pierre if Biden takes daily naps in the afternoon. Jean-Pierre did not deny the report, instead saying, "Let me be very clear about this. This is a president that wakes up every morning and puts the American people first. That's what he does. He does that every single day. That is his focus."Things in the briefing room became even more interesting when it was NBC News senior White House correspondent Kelly O'Donnell's turn to ask questions."You're saying that he's absolutely running. ... And we would invite the president to come tell us that directly," O'Donnell told Jean-Pierre."If he's awake," Newsmax White House reporter James Rosen interjected."That's inappropriate," O'Donnell snapped back."As you heard from your colleague, the president of the WHCA [White House Correspondents' Association], that's inappropriate. Thank you, Kelly," Jean-Pierre said to Rosen."Interrupting a colleague’s question with shouted commentary is inappropriate. The briefing room is a forum for questions to be asked and answered with appropriate professional conduct," Heinrich posted on X.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!