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Ashley Hayek Reacts To LA Chaos: How Democrats Enabled The Riots
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On a recent Newsmax appearance, Ashley Hayek analyzes the escalating riots in Los Angeles, placing significant responsibility on Democratic leadership for enabling lawlessness through policies she describes as soft-on-crime. Hayek highlights the ripple effects of rising violence on community safety, victim rights, and public trust, and urges a return to…
View EntryThe West Is Finally Realizing the Ancient Truth That Open Borders Kill Nations
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Originally published by The Federalist On June 1, Poland jolted the globalist movement, with Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian and defender of national heritage, winning the presidential race in a narrow but decisive victory. His win is not an outlier but part of a broader European trend, in which voters…
View EntryHow the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Supercharges Mass Deportation
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Originally published by Townhall “Mass deportation” was a rarely used phrase in the American political lexicon until President Trump promised that such an operation would be a key pillar of his second term. The idea of deporting millions of illegal aliens is both novel and historic – while at the…
View EntryAshley Hayek On California: Why State Leadership Is Failing Her Home
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Ashley Hayek, Executive Vice President of AFPI and originally from Clovis, California, strongly criticizes the state’s leadership—particularly Governor Gavin Newsom—for mishandling crises such as the Los Angeles riots. She supported Trump’s deployment of National Guard and Marines to restore order while blaming California’s Democratic power structure for failing its citizens.…
View EntryAFPI Releases Policy Prescription to Ensure the Safety and Transparency of our Domestic Food Supply
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Washington D.C.— Today, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) issued the following statement from Governor Bobby Jindal, Chair of AFPI’s Healthy America initiative announcing a bold new policy reform: “Today, AFPI released a critical policy proposal toward ensuring that our food supply is safe, transparent, and results in a healthier…
View EntryMake America Healthy Again by Ensuring Safe Foods
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Overview Tens of millions of Americans suffer from obesity and chronic diseases that require costly and ongoing medical care. In recent years, several scientific studies have suggested that ultra-processed foods, composed of industrially produced substances, may be contributing to the proliferation of excessive weight gain and certain chronic diseases among…
View EntryAFPI Congratulates Joseph Humire on Appointment to the U.S. Department of Defense
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Washington D.C.— The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) proudly congratulates Joseph M. Humire — Senior Fellow for the Western Hemisphere Initiative at AFPI on his appointment as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense Integration and Defense Support of Civil Authorities. Joseph has contributed valuable insights to AFPI’s efforts…
View EntryRecissions: End Waste, Fraud, and Abuse of Taxpayer Money
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Washington D.C.— Today, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) issued the following statement from Greg Sindelar, Interim President and CEO,regarding the proposed $9.4 billion recissions package requiring congressional action: “AFPI proudly supports President Trump’s $9.4B rescissions package to save taxpayer money, fulfilling a critical promise of the America First Agenda.…
View EntryFaith in Action: AFPI Hosts Fatherhood Roundtable and Launches Jack Brewer Podcast
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Washington, D.C. — June 5, 2025 This week, the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) proudly hosted a landmark event in its ongoing mission to strengthen American families: the Fatherhood Coalition Roundtable, coupled with the official launch of the Jack Brewer Podcast. With over a dozen dynamic speakers ranging from pastors…
View EntryTony H. Pham
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