BREAKING🚨 A judge ruled a man is more likely than not to be TORTURED if sent to Mexico. Rubio deported him there anyway — with no money, no phone, and a notice he can't read. In March 2025, Rubio promised El Salvador's president the return of nine MS-13 leaders held in U.S. custody, some of them confidential informants cooperating with the Justice Department, in exchange for access to the CECOT prison so hundreds of Venezuelan men could be shipped there. Attorney General Pam Bondi was instructed to terminate the informant agreements. Charges against César Humberto López Larios, who U.S. investigators believed held information implicating top Salvadoran officials in dealings with MS-13, were dismissed on March 11, 2025. Four days later he was flown to El Salvador. House Democrats demanded answers. Nothing happened to anyone. On July 21, a Mexican national identified in court records only as John Doe, a father of two who gave what a judge called substantial assistance to prosecutors building cases against cartel-affiliated defendants, was served with a notice saying his protection from torture had been terminated. An immigration judge had granted him that protection in 2024 after finding he was more likely than not to be tortured if he was ever returned to Mexico. Rubio and acting ICE Director David Venturella personally determined that Mexico's "diplomatic assurances" about his safety were reliable. The notice contained no details about what those assurances were or how anyone evaluated them. Nothing in the record shows it was ever translated into Spanish. Doe does not speak or read English. ICE had already flown him to Guatemala on July 10. Guatemala refused him, handed him to Mexican officials, who refused him too once they learned about his torture protection. Around July 15, ICE tried Mexico directly. Mexico refused again. On August 1 he was deported to Mexico without his phone or any of his belongings, into a region with active cartel activity. He has been in hiding since, "reliant on the help of strangers," fearing the cartels he informed on will find him first. U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher, a Trump appointee, called the termination procedure "extremely rare" and ordered his immediate return, daily status reports until he lands, and that if he is detained again it be within 200 miles of Baltimore. If you appreciate my posts, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here.
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BREAKING🚨🏳️🌈 Texas is forcibly DETRANSITIONING more than 1,100 trans prisoners after quietly ending their access to hormone therapy. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice confirmed by phone that Policy G-51.11, the rule that let trans people in its custody receive hormone therapy, had already been dead for "a few weeks." Officials said nothing is replacing it, and that state prison health services are no longer authorized to provide gender-affirming care at all. They declined to give any further details. The policy had just been renewed in July. Then the links started returning 404 errors. G-51.11 disappeared from the Correctional Managed Health Care manual, along with a 2014 revision explanation and two hormone therapy consent forms that had also been updated in July. The code that displayed all four on the site is still there, commented out line by line. The 2026 Disease Management Guidelines, published eleven days ago, made one major change from the 2025 version: the "Gender Dysphoria Hormone Monitoring Guideline" was cut, and the 34 sections after it were renumbered. The drug formulary that mentioned gender dysphoria is gone from the publications list too. Guidance explaining intersex conditions to staff went with it. Texas runs the largest state prison system in the country, roughly 149,000 people. The 1,100-plus trans people held there are about one in five of all trans people in state prisons nationwide. That makes Texas the sixth state to ban this care behind bars, the first to do it without passing legislation, and the first to do it with no warning at all. Bans in Georgia and Idaho are currently blocked by courts. Stopping hormones abruptly can cause hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia and bone loss, leaving people vulnerable to fractures. For those who have had surgery as part of their transition, losing hormones can be far more dangerous. Florida restricted the same care in its prisons, where LaTrisha Ramon's daughter, Sauge Smith, was incarcerated. "First, they made her cut her hair, then they took her bra away," Ramon said. Smith died by suicide in a Florida prison last year. If you appreciate Gay News, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here.
THIS STORY IS INSANE: Armed intruders broke into a Canadian father's home, forced his family into the basement and SHOT HIS SON. He fought them off with THEIR gun, and somehow HE still ended up convicted. Jason Munroe's nightmare started around 3:50 in the morning when armed men invaded his Whitby, Ontario, home. Munroe managed to wrestle a gun away from one of the attackers and used it to defend his family inside the house. The court agreed those actions were self-defense. But as the intruders fled, Munroe stepped onto his porch and fired several shots toward their getaway vehicle. Nobody was hit. For THAT, he was convicted of reckless discharge of a firearm and sentenced to 729 DAYS of house arrest plus three years of probation. And apparently prosecutors still thought the father who had just watched his son get shot wasn't punished enough. The Crown appealed and asked for a HARSHER sentence. Thankfully, Ontario's Court of Appeal rejected that request and let Munroe's sentence stand. Think about the priorities here: armed criminals invaded HIS home and shot HIS child, yet prosecutors went back to court trying to increase HIS punishment. This is UNBELIEVABLE. If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention. #SelfDefense #Canada
BREAKING: BUNKER BOY BUSTED! Trump’s latest excuse for his $600 million ballroom IMPLODES as officials reveal the White House already has a nuclear-proof bunker! Donald Trump has been trying to save his metastasizing $600 million White House ballroom by insisting that it isn't just a ballroom anymore – it’s a critical national security project, complete with bomb shelters, drone defenses and a “military complex.” There’s just one rather enormous problem: The White House already has a massive nuclear-hardened bunker buried more than 60 feet underground. Three former officials told WaPo that the highly protected facility was secretly completed during the Obama administration and can shelter the president and dozens of top officials for weeks. Buried deep under the DC swamps and accessible by private elevator, it was specifically designed to withstand a nuclear blast and allow the president to continue running the country during a catastrophic attack. In other words, it already does pretty much exactly what Trump now says his ballroom project urgently needs to do. Trump has increasingly cried “national security!” as courts threaten the project, telling the press that “the ballroom is so much a military component with the drones and the bomb shelters.” His administration has told the Supreme Court that the underground facility and ballroom are now “inextricably intertwined.” Army Secretary Dan Driscoll fell in line even further, calling the new underground complex a “nondiscretionary prerequisite” necessary for Trump to maintain control of the government during an attack or global crisis. But former officials told the Post that the existing bunker already includes many of the same safety measures the administration is invoking to justify the new complex, including protection against weapons of mass destruction. And yes, the White House bunker should sound familiar. The older EOC was no theoretical hideaway. Vice President Dick Cheney and other senior officials worked from there during the Sept. 11 attacks, with Cheney directing the government’s response from inside the bunker as America was under attack (photo, right). Trump was famously rushed into the same emergency facility during the George Floyd protests in 2020, earning him the nickname “Bunker Boy.” He later insisted he'd only gone down there for an “inspection.” Now the administration has created another remarkable problem for itself. Former officials warned that Trump's abrupt demolition of the East Wing may have damaged or destroyed that older bunker and exposed what lay underneath, potentially creating national security risks of its own. A federal judge already had a brutal response to the administration's argument that construction must continue because stopping now would be dangerous. “Defendants themselves forged ahead and created this ‘coordinated and managed safety hazard’ on White House grounds,” Judge Richard Leon wrote. There may be legitimate reasons to upgrade White House security. But Trump wanted a ballroom, its projected cost exploded to $600 million, courts started getting in his way, and suddenly the ballroom became an urgent national security necessity. Unfortunately for Bunker Boy, there's already a nuclear-proof bunker more than 60 feet beneath the White House built to keep the president alive and the government running. That’s one hell of a bunker-sized hole in his latest excuse.
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