FBI Raids Fulton County Election Office, Spain's Immigration Amnesty, and New Fraud Enforcement Role

Fulton County Election Office Raid

• FBI agents executed a search warrant at the Fulton County election office in Georgia as part of a federal probe into 2020 election interference.
• Agents sought to take custody of 2020 election ballots, following claims of major issues with ballot counting, including ballots being counted twice.
• Fulton County previously admitted to violating election procedures, with over 130 tabulator tapes unsigned and 10 reported missing.
• The election case against Trump in Fulton County was dismissed due to a relationship between District Attorney Fanny Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Spain's Immigration Amnesty Program

• The socialist government in Spain is granting amnesty to over 500,000 illegal migrants, allowing them to gain residency permits.
• To qualify, individuals must have been in Spain before December 31st, 2025, have no criminal records, and demonstrate at least 5 months of residency prior to application.
• This amnesty program, enacted by royal decree, is part of a deal with the far-left Pordeos party.
• Critics, like the leader of the Vox party, Santiago Abascuel, have condemned the plan, calling it an "invasion."
• This is the first major amnesty since 2005, when up to 700,000 illegals were granted amnesty.

White House Nominee for National Fraud Enforcement

• The White House administration has nominated Colin McDonald to serve as assistant attorney general for National Fraud Enforcement, a newly created position.
• This role is focused on investigating the misappropriation of federal funds and stopping fraudsters.
• The position was highlighted by President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, emphasizing the need to address fraud in states like California and Minnesota.
• McDonald has a notable prosecutorial record, including his role in the conviction of former Honolulu police chief Luis Kahaloha and his wife.

Heroic Snowplow Driver and Quick Hits

• A snowplow driver in Cincinnati, Ohio, Joe Estes, cleared roads for over 30 hours to help an ambulance transport a sick newborn to the hospital during a severe winter storm.
• Quick Hits included a Virginia nurse fired for TikToks encouraging poisoning ICE agents, Anheuser-Busch abandoning "woke" messaging, a Cornell biologist suing for anti-white discrimination in hiring, France banning social media for children under 15, President Trump ordering accelerated rebuilding of homes destroyed by wildfires, and New York City Mayor Eric Adams addressing a $12 billion deficit by proposing tax increases.