Former President Donald Trump warned on Wednesday that black communities will lose their “political power” if Vice President Kamala Harris gets four years in the White House, arguing that black neighborhoods will be overrun by migrants. Trump posted the warning on Truth Social as he boasted that Harris appears to be losing ground among black voters. A New York Times/Siena poll released last week shows Harris trailing President Joe Biden’s 2020 numbers among black voters by around 10 points. The same poll shows Trump performing better than he has with black voters as 15% said they are backing the Republican nominee. “Kamala’s support is collapsing with Black voters. Inflation is hell. Worse, their cities are being used as illegal alien dumping grounds. If Kamala gets 4 more years, the Black Community loses its political power forever because their neighborhoods will all be majority migrant,” Trump wrote. Illegal immigration and the economy have been the focal points of Trump’s campaign. Last month, Trump told supporters in North Carolina that illegal immigrants let in by the Biden-Harris administration’s border policies are “crushing the jobs and wages of African American workers and Hispanic American workers, and also union members.” “They’re taking your jobs. … What we’re doing to this country is so sad,” he added. Under Biden and Harris’ watch, Customs and Border Protection has reported over 10 million illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border along with nearly two million more “gotaways.” Cities with large black populations, such as New York and Chicago, have seen massive surges in migrant arrivals since Biden and Harris took office. Trump has also reached out to black voters by contrasting his policies with the Biden-Harris administration’s record on the economy and inflation. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “The inflation is absolutely destroying our middle class, our working class, virtually every class. Inflation is a disaster in our country,” Trump said during the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Conference in July, adding, “People can’t buy houses. They no longer have the American Dream. Young people, young black people, they don’t have the American Dream anymore.” To address high inflation, Trump said, “We have to bring down the cost of energy. … This was all started by a bad energy policy by Joe Biden.” Earlier this week, Harris dismissed concerns that she’s struggling with black voters, saying, “One, that’s not my experience. Two, Election Day has not arrived yet.” “It’s incumbent on me to earn their support, that’s why I’m talking to folks about the work I’ve done in my career,” she added.

The governments of the United States and Canada said this week that a group tied to the anti-Israel protests on college campuses nationwide is tied to a terrorist group. U.S. Department of the Treasury stated in a press release on Tuesday that the Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is a “sham charity that serves as an international fundraiser for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terrorist organization.” Treasury named Samidoun a terrorist entity in conjunction with Canada, a designation that makes it illegal for Americans to have a financial relationship with the group. “Organizations like Samidoun masquerade as charitable actors that claim to provide humanitarian support to those in need, yet in reality divert funds for much-needed assistance to support terrorist groups,” Acting Under Secretary of the Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Bradley T. Smith said. The Department of the Treasury said the Vancouver-based Samidoun is a “front for the [PFLP] in countries where the PFLP is declared a terrorist organization. While the organization ostensibly supports Palestinian prisoners and their family members, in practice Samidoun provides financial support to the sanctioned PFLP.” It said PFLP is “committed to terrorist activity through its armed apparatus, the Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, and the group has been active in the Israel-Hamas conflict, to include participating in the horrific attacks against Israeli civilians on October 7, 2023.” Samidoun co-founder Charlotte Kates told NBC earlier this month that “there’s nothing wrong with being a member of Hamas,” and was seen at a rally saying, “Long live October 7th.” She referenced “colonialism” — language that has become popular among U.S. left-wing activists on college campuses — more than 40 times in an interview with NBC. Also on Tuesday, Canada specifically named Kates’ husband, Khaled Barakat, as a member of PFLP’s leadership. PFLP is a Marxist-Leninist group. Samidoun used the Arizona-based Alliance for Global Justice (AFGJ) as a financial pass-through in the United States. Last month, House Republicans asked the IRS to rescind the nonprofit status of the “anti-capitalist” Alliance, whose status is also put at risk by the Treasury designating Samidoun a terrorist group. The Capital Research Center, which authored a report on the financial backing of the college campus protests last month, highlighted Samidoun as a key group. CRC researcher Ryan Mauro wrote Wednesday that “AFGJ supports virtually every anti-U.S. government, including North Korea. It is fully supportive of the Iran-backed dictatorship in Syria and defends Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.” CRC said the group has been funded by the Democratic Party’s biggest players, including the Tides Center, which has given $6.5 million to AFGJ since 2019; the Tides Foundation, which has given $3.62 million since 2018; the New Venture Fund, which has given $750,000 since 2020; and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations, which has given AFGJ $250,000. Among examples of AFGJ’s involvement in campus demonstrations, CRC pointed to Columbia University, where “In March, Kates, Barakat, and [Within Our Lifetime] leader Nerdeen Kiswani held a joint event for Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a pro-terrorism coalition of over 115 groups. The three spoke in support of terrorism, especially PFLP, with Barakat hailing airplane hijackings as “one of the most important tactics that the Palestinian resistance have engaged in.” Related: Federal Judge Says University Must Let Anti-Israel Group Hold Oct. 7 Event

Ilona Maher’s incredible grace and strength have brought an interesting dichotomy to DWTS this season. As an athlete, she is well-versed in competition. And as a dancer, she’s proven to be a force to be reckoned with. On dedication night, Ilona danced the Rumba to an old Hollywood tune that was a throwback to the closing ceremonies of the Paris Olympic Games. Ilona Maher Did It Her Way On “DWTS” In 1969, Frank Sinatra gave us My Way. The song tells the story of the Chairman Of The Board and why he lived life the way he did. It’s been an anthem of sorts for those who don’t care what the world thinks. Ilona seems to be one of them. She danced the Rumba to Yseult’s cover of the iconic song, which happened to play during the 2024 Olympic Closing Ceremony, and it was simply beautiful. Illona showed elegance and grace and took us back to a different time. The judges thought she looked and danced remarkably. Carrie Ann Inaba shared her pride with tears in her eyes, “I’m so proud of you. You did it.” Bruno Tonioli agreed and said after last week’s lackluster performance, this was a “total redemption.” She and Alan Bernsten ended the night with 32 points. Fans agreed and loved Ilona’s performance. One wrote, “SHE’S BACK IN THE GAME! She had hips, she had elegance, she had fluidity, she had continuity, she had the intricate details & refinement, she had it ALL! I’m so freaking proud of her it’s a 9!” This person shared Carrie’s emotions. “I am in tears was my mother’s favorite song. Beautiful dance made me have a flashback of mom singing and playing the piano.” Another fan cheered, “Such a vulnerable performance and she danced it with her heart and with intention, not just the steps. Her technique is getting better and her body and movement are so beautiful!” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Ilona Maher Brings An Old Hollywood Feel to “DWTS” As She Tributes 2024 Olympics appeared first on InspireMore.

When Erika Diarte-Carr received a terminal cancer diagnosis, the 30-year-old single mom of two worried about her sons. So she created a GoFundMe in the hopes of having a nest egg for her children after her passing. She posted that she’d been silently battling small cell carcinoma for two years.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Erika Diarte-Carr (@erikadiartecarr) The Mom’s Terminal Cancer Diagnosis Was A Shock Erika wrote on GoFundMe, “On May 7th, 2022, the day before Mother’s Day, I walked into the emergency room due to what I thought to be just a normal shoulder injury and walked out diagnosed with stage 4 terminal cancer along with the doctor’s words replaying in my head, ‘I hope you have a good support system at home because you’re going to need it, you have a long and hard journey ahead of you.'”  After battling cancer, she received a Cushing Syndrome diagnosis in January 2024. Erika’s health failed quickly, so she opted to discontinue treatment in September. “I have been given 3 months to live. 3 months to spend with my babies and loved ones. 3 months to make the best of what time I have left. During these next couple of months I need to make sure my kids will be ok after I am gone. I am faced now with the most difficult thing of planning my own funeral. Due to me not being able to work for months now I do not have any finances saved up or any life insurance set aside for this situation. I have looked into the expenses and I am needing to raise about $5,000 to ensure funeral costs are covered plus I’m wanting to leave something behind for my babies,” she wrote. Erika Passed Away On Oct 11, 2024 Per a Facebook post from her cousin, Angelique Rivera, Erika passed away. “It is with a heavy heart that this is the final update I will be giving for my cousin Erika. She has joined her mother Sylvia, her Brother JJ, her uncles Chava & Loui on the other side. She fought a long and hard battle; She was strong and held on as long as she could for her babies. I know she was so thankful for your support, love, and prayers.” Through the generosity of others, Erika has raised $1.1 million for her children, Jeremiah, 7, and Aaliyah, 5. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Mom Goes To Amazing Lengths To Support Her Kids Before Dying Of Terminal Cancer appeared first on InspireMore.

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