A current NFL player who’s in Nevada to play in Super Bowl LVIII was reportedly attacked by a coyote at Lake Las Vegas. On Tuesday‚ speculation started surfacing on social media that an unnamed professional football player — either reportedly with the Kansas City Chiefs or San Francisco 49ers — had a some kind of run-in with the wild animal where the teams are staying while in town for the big game‚ Barstool reported. The social media account that covers happenings in Vegas‚ Las Vegas Locally‚ wrote on X‚ “An NFL player in town for the Super Bowl was attacked by a coyote last night at Lake Las Vegas‚ according to a source.” Total Pro Sports noted that the players on the Chiefs team are staying at the Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa with the 49ers players staying at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa‚ about 25 miles outside of the bright lights of the famed Vegas Strip. An NFL player in town for the Super Bowl was attacked by a coyote last night at Lake Las Vegas‚ according to a source. — Las Vegas Locally 🌴 (@LasVegasLocally) February 6‚ 2024 A press release on Monday from the Henderson Police Department said that it had no report or record of “any incident involving a coyote nor a professional athlete‚” the Las Vegas Review-Journal noted. At the time of this publication‚ no team or NFL player has confirmed or denied the rumors despite it lighting up sports media all day. On Tuesday‚ ESPN host Pat McAffee of “The Pat McAffee Show“ dived into the rumor that some player was reportedly “bit” by a coyote. “I would like to see how this thing was handled with the coyote‚” McAfee told his audience. “I’ve seen them out here in Indiana just jogging down the street. Some of them are the size of a German Shepherd‚ some of them are a little bit smaller‚ some of them are a little bit bigger.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Depending on how good of a hunter said coyote is … but they do [look] very kickable‚” he added. “Like right in the head if it was to attack you. You got to have those thoughts. … I wonder whichever player was attacked by that coyote kind of did.” “We would like to hear who it was‚” McAfee continued. “And did you protect this house?” Later in the segment‚ the host spoke to NFL veteran and podcaster Will Compton — who’s in Vegas ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium — and asked him what‚ if anything‚ he’s heard about the coyote rumor. Compton said he hadn’t heard a thing about it yet‚ but vowed to be “boots on the ground” for McAfee to find out exactly what happened‚ if anything‚ and to whom. He even joked that it would be a hell of a story if it was him who was attacked.

President Joe Biden demanded on Tuesday that the illegal aliens already in the United States‚ including the millions who have entered during his administration‚ be given a pathway to citizenship so they can become Americans. The remarks from Biden come as there have been record high numbers of illegal aliens entering the U.S. under Biden‚ including 1‚734‚686 illegal alien encounters in 2021‚ 2‚378‚944 illegal alien encounters in 2022‚ and 2‚475‚669 illegal alien encounters in 2023. “Now‚ it doesn’t address everything I’d like — that I wanted‚” Biden said. “For example‚ we still need a path for — of documentation for those who are already here. And we’re not walking away from true immigration reform‚ including permanent protections and a pathway to citizenship for young DREAMers who came here when they were children and who have been good citizens and contribute so much to our country.” WATCH: WATCH: Joe Biden: "We still need a path of documentation for those who are already here!" pic.twitter.com/MFyChoENFQ — Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) February 6‚ 2024 Biden made the remarks during a White House press conference where he also claimed that if Republicans do not pass his border bill‚ former President Donald Trump will be “the only reason the border is not secure.” Biden‚ who repeatedly stated throughout his first three years in office that the border was secure and that there was no crisis‚ has now changed his views on the issue as polling ahead of the November election shows that the overwhelming majority of the country‚ approximately 70%‚ disapproves of the way that he has handled the border and 61% blame him for the border crisis. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP House Republicans passed a border security bill some 270 days ago‚ the Secure the Border Act‚ which has been sitting on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s desk ever since. Seeking to deflect blame for the crisis‚ Biden said on Tuesday that Trump controls the Republicans in Congress and that if they do not pass the border bill‚ Trump will own the border crisis‚ even though Biden could declare a national emergency and shut down the border on his own.

On Tuesday‚ House Republicans failed to muster enough support to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over his handling of a border crisis fraught with surging illegal crossings and fentanyl poisonings fueled by drug trafficking. Three GOP lawmakers broke ranks and joined all voting Democrats to defeat a resolution that could have made Mayorkas the first Cabinet secretary to be impeached since 1876. The final tally was 214-216‚ one vote short of the majority needed for success. Republican defectors included Reps. Ken Buck (R-CO)‚ Tom McClintock (R-CA)‚ and Mike Gallagher (R-WI). House GOP Vice Chairman Blake Moore (R-UT) reportedly flipped to a “no” vote at the last moment to give Republicans another chance to bring up the impeachment resolution in the future. Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) was the sole missing vote. He has been out of Washington for several weeks to undergo a stem cell transplant as he battles blood cancer. Rep. Al Green (D-TX)‚ who had missed earlier votes‚ showed up just in time to cast a “no” vote against impeachment. Mayorkas faced two articles of impeachment‚ which passed out of committee last week following a months-long investigation. One accused him of “willfully and systemically” refusing to comply with federal immigration laws and the other alleged he “breached the public trust” with false statements and obstructing lawful oversight of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green (R-TN)‚ who led the investigation‚ had urged his colleagues on both sides of the aisle “to do the right thing‚ put aside the politics‚ and agree that before we can fix Secretary Mayorkas’ mess‚ Congress must finally hold this man accountable.” Democrats panned the impeachment proceedings as a “political stunt” and the White House went as far as to claim the endeavor is “unconstitutional.” Mayorkas pushed back against what he called “false accusations” levied against him while some of his DHS predecessors voiced opposition to impeachment. Even if the impeachment push succeeded in the House‚ it faced long odds in the Democrat-controlled Senate. Still‚ House Republicans approved a rule that designated 11 managers with the expectation of a trial — a list that included Green and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)‚ who last year tried to bypass the committee-level impeachment probe to get right to a vote. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Among GOP lawmakers who opposed impeachment‚ there was acknowledgement of problems with border security‚ but they argued that the issues they have with how the Biden administration has managed the crisis boils down to policy differences rather than impeachable offenses. “The only way to stop the border invasion is to replace the Biden administration at the ballot box. Swapping one leftist for another is a fantasy‚ solves nothing‚ excuses Biden’s culpability‚ and unconstitutionally expands impeachment that someday will bite Republicans‚” McClintock said. As the impeachment endeavor came to a halt‚ a bipartisan effort in the Senate to pass a bill that sought to couple border security reforms with funds for Ukraine‚ Israel‚ and other foreign causes appeared to be on the brink of defeat. That $118 billion package‚ which Mayorkas helped put together‚ drew vociferous blowback from many Republicans and a pledge from House GOP leadership not to take it up for a vote. House Republicans also remain engaged in conducting a corruption-focused impeachment investigation into President Joe Biden.

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