Sunday, March 15, 2026

Cotton And Stefanik Bill Targets CCP Ties In U.S. Military Trucking


Cotton And Stefanik Bill Targets CCP Ties In U.S. Military Trucking

BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, MAR 15, 2026 - 06:20 AM

Submitted by American Truckers United,

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) have introduced the “Trucking Security and CCP Disclosure Act of 2026.” This legislation requires any carrier handling Department of War equipment to certify that neither it nor its subcontractors are owned, controlled by, or maintain significant ties to entities on the Department of Defense’s list of Chinese military companies (section 1260H of the 2021 NDAA).

American Truckers United applauds Senator Cotton for finally taking concrete action on an issue we have been aggressively raising throughout his home state of Arkansas and nationwide for the past two years. Our January Zero Hedge piece — “Watch: Migrant Chinese Trucker Caught With Trailer Load Of ‘Pu ing Gas’ For Teens” — laid bare how Beijing-linked networks exploit weak CDL enforcement. Social media footage in that report showed Chinese nationals crossing the southern border illegally, rapidly obtaining California commercial licenses, and operating heavy trucks across the country with minimal English proficiency, unverifiable backgrounds, and no meaningful oversight.

Cotton’s bill directly addresses the unacceptable risk of Communist China gaining visibility into U.S. military supply chains through these drivers. We welcome his focus on protecting sensitive defense cargo from foreign adversary exploitation.

However, the legislation remains narrowly scoped. The danger extends far beyond Chinese nationals or military freight alone. American Truckers United has confirmed that thousands of illegal aliens now hold legitimate Real IDs and non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses. In some cases, licenses have been issued with “NO NAME GIVEN” listed as the identifier — a glaring red flag ignored by state DMVs.

Most alarmingly, in November 2025 ICE arrested Uzbek national Akhror Bozorov — wanted in Uzbekistan since 2022 for distributing terrorist propaganda and recruiting for jihad — while he was actively driving an 18-wheeler in Kansas. Bozorov entered illegally in February 2023, was released into U.S. communities under the prior administration, received work authorization in January 2024, and obtained a Pennsylvania CDL under Gov. Josh Shapiro.

These cases demonstrate a systemic failure: unvetted individuals with no lawful status are legally operating 80,000-pound vehicles on America’s highways. The threat is no longer hypothetical; it is active and escalating.

We need protection for our food supplies, our medicine supplies, our energy supplies. All of it is important and all of it should be safeguarded from unvetted foreign adversaries. This current level of risk in our logistics is completely unacceptable and requires immediate action — especially during an active kinetic engagement with the country of Iran, when homeland vulnerabilities are most exploited by state and non-state actors alike.

American Truckers United calls on Senator Cotton to expand his leadership and endorse The Dalilah Law (S.3917) — the measure President Trump explicitly highlighted in his State of the Union address. The Dalilah Law demands the immediate revocation of every non- domiciled CDL issued to illegal aliens, coupled with mandatory immigration-status verification at issuance, renewal, and roadside enforcement.

Limiting safeguards to Chinese-linked carriers or military loads leaves the vast majority of the supply chain exposed — including the trucks hauling groceries to supermarkets, pharmaceuticals to hospitals, and fuel to power plants. Partial fixes will not su ice. Every improperly issued, unvetted, unqualified non-domiciled CDL must be revoked without delay.

America’s interstates are critical infrastructure. Allowing this enforcement vacuum to persist hands adversaries — whether state actors or terrorist networks — free access to our roads, ports, and logistics backbone at the very moment national security demands the highest vigilance.

The time for incremental steps has passed. Meaningful reform starts with total revocation and real vetting. Senator Cotton has shown he can lead on this issue — now is the moment to go all the way.


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Qatarlson caught

Tucker Carlson Claims CIA Trying To Frame Him For FARA Violation; Loomer Celebrates

BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, MAR 15, 2026 - 09:00 AM


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Prostitution and money laundering

Unhappy Ending: Chinese National Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering Over Prostitution Scheme


BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, MAR 15, 2026 - 04:00 AM

Authored by Frank Fang via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),

A Chinese national has pleaded guilty to laundering more than $2 million from a prostitution enterprise run through spa businesses in New York’s capital region, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York announced on March 11.

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Anti Semitism

Chilling graffiti at San Jose State calls for ‘eradication of Jews,’ tells students to ‘make Osama proud’



By 
Ross O'Keefe
Published March 14, 2026, 6:09 p.m. PT
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Odd report as there is no mention of a driver and it wasn't a self driving car...

Runaway NYC cab plows into 2 women outside bodega in heart-pounding caught-on-camera crash


By 
Anna Young
Published March 14, 2026, 10:38 p.m. PT
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What happens when bureaucrats spend your money and not theirs

LA now paying for homeless to stay in trendy beachside hotel – in rooms that cost $625K each

By 
Jamie Paige
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California couple sues LA schools for trans ‘secrecy policy’ after teen’s suicide: ‘Social contagion’

California couple sues LA schools for trans ‘secrecy policy’ after teen’s suicide: ‘Social contagion’

A Los Angeles high school’s “secrecy policy” kept a California couple in the dark about their only child’s gender identity, helped “sever” the family’s relationship — and ultimately drove the teen to suicide, his parents alleged.

Dylan Parke was already struggling to fit in as a sophomore at Palisades Charter High School in Los Angeles in 2019-2020 when he told school staffers he would use she/her pronouns and go by the name “Aria,” as he transitioned into a woman.

Parke had been diagnosed with depression, was in mental health treatment and “appeared easily influenced and preoccupied with how others perceived him,” parents Kathleen Mulligan and Andrew Parke said in a California federal court lawsuit against the Los Angeles Unified School District, embattled superintendent Alberto Caravlho and others.

But despite their proactive involvement in Dylan’s life, staffers kept his trans declaration a secret — driving a wedge between the child and his desperate parents, they said in court papers.

They even ignored Mulligan in August 2020 when she emailed to voice her concerns, acknowledging her son was “transitioning socially.”

Mulligan assured the employee she was “not transphobic” but noted her concerns that Dylan — whom his parents described as a “bright and sensitive teenager who was deeply loved” — may have been on the autism spectrum, was “easily influenced,” and reeling from being left off the baseball team.




By 
Kathianne Boniello
Published March 14, 2026, 9:42 a.m. PT
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Israel confirms Michigan synagogue attacker’s brother was Hezbollah terrorist commander

Israel confirms Michigan synagogue attacker’s brother was Hezbollah terrorist commander

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Beware America, there are enemies among us.

The far-left media sympathizes with extremists who come to the US to cause chaos

In week two, the war against Iran and Hezbollah came home to America. 

Naturally, much of the media were on the wrong side.

The battle on the homefront has been simmering since the first bombs fell in the Mideast on Feb. 28, but violence in America reached a chilling new ferocity during two more terror attacks last Thursday.

One took place at a college in Virginia and another at a synagogue in Michigan. 

In both cases, the assailants were Muslim immigrants who had become naturalized American citizens.

But each man also had a known or suspected history of ties to terror groups in his native countries. 

One had served seven years in federal prison after authorities proved his links to Islamic State terrorists and that he was plotting a deadly attack on an American military base.

Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a native of Sierra Leone, carried out a version of that sick fantasy at Old Dominion University, when he barged into an ROTC class, shouted “Allahu Akbar,” shot and killed the instructor, and wounded two other people.

Heroic cadets jumped him and stabbed him to death before he could fire again.

The slain instructor, Lt. Col. Brandon Shah, was a decorated chair of the school’s military science department. 

He served several army tours in the Mideast, including in Iraq, where he was a helicopter pilot.

FBI director Kash Patel hailed the students, saying their actions “undoubtedly saved lives.”

Thankfully, the only fatality at the Michigan synagogue was the attacker, with officials saying he shot himself in the head after driving his pick-up truck into the building’s entrance.

Photo of Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, the Michigan synagogue shooter.
Confirmed photo of Michigan Synagogue shooter Ayman Mohamad Ghazali. Obtained by NYPost

Ayman Mohamed Ghazali (pictured), a native of Lebanon, who lived about 40 miles away from Temple Israel synagogue (inset), had filled his truck with commercial-grade fireworks and cans of gasoline.

He obviously intended to detonate his cargo inside the building, but got stuck in the entrance and couldn’t move. 

As he exchanged gunfire with security guards, his truck’s engine started smoking and burst into flames.

The building filled with smoke, but none of the 106 children and 30 staff members at an early childhood center were injured. 

One guard was hit by the truck but is expected make a full recovery.

The attack raised the already high concerns about violent antisemitism to new heights at a time when Israel and America are carrying out joint military operations against Islamist extremists in Iran and Lebanon.

Ghazali had been on law enforcement’s radar since at least 2019 for possible connections to Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon, who are trained and funded by Iran.

Hate taints coverage

Ghazali was questioned by federal authorities that year in Atlanta when he returned from a trip abroad, The Post reports.

His case points up another disturbing issue — much of the homefront media coverage can’t be trusted.

The problem is that the legacy outlets’ hatred of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has metastasized into warped coverage of the war in Iran and Lebanon.

As a result, their reports are often more like disinformation than information.

Consider how the headline on a New York Times’ account of the synagogue attack drips with bias and misleads the reader about a possible motive.

Saturday’s print edition reads, “Synagogue Attacker Lost Family Members In Lebanon Airstrike.”

That’s true as far as it goes, but in leaving out key facts, the Times turns reality upside down and makes the attacker the victim.

In the Gray Lady’s distorted vision, the heart of the problem is the war being waged by America and Israel.

The paper has campaigned against the war and essentially declares it a failure everyday.

It is unmoved by the fact that terrorists in Iran and Lebanon have sworn to eliminate the “Great Satan” and the “Little Satan.”

Likely because the Times is always on guard for the bogeyman of Islamophobia, it neglected to tell its readers the full truth about Ghazali’s family.

For sources about his family being struck in Lebanon, the Times cited a Detroit-area imam who said Ghazali “lost four relatives in an airstrike there last week.”

It also quoted a Lebanese official who requested anonymity “because he feared reprisals.”

The paper doesn’t say why the official would fear reprisals, but it’s impossible to escape the conclusion that Hezbollah gangsters are the reason.

Shame on the Times for not saying so.

Unfortunately, many of the usual media suspects echoed the same distortions, likely because The Associated Press also held a pity party for the attacker.

Telling omission

It cited a local official in a Lebanon town who said Ghazali’s two brothers, a niece and a nephew were all killed at their home in an airstrike as they were having their fast-breaking meal during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Touching if true, but the sob story is shredded next to reports in The Post and elsewhere that paint a very different picture of the family.

A Thursday headline in The Times of Israel got straight to the point:

“Michigan synagogue attacker’s brothers said to be Hezbollah members killed in IDF strike.”

It cited a CBS report saying that a Lebanese journalist told the outlet that Ghazali’s two brothers were members of a Hezbollah rocket unit in south Lebanon.

CNN and NBC also cited a possible link between the attacker and Hezbollah, the Iranian terror proxy army based in Lebanon. 

Both outlets reported that federal authorities had long-standing concerns about Ghazali’s connections, but had not concluded he was an actual member of Hezbollah.

Misleading media coverage aside, the two incidents point up the need for law enforcement to be on its toes around America.

The possibility of self-radicalized lone wolves and terror sleeper cells cannot be ignored. 

In that context, it’s worth remembering the March 1 attack in Austin, Texas, where a naturalized citizen from Senegal started firing a pistol from his car at people on a busy street, killing three and wounding 13 others. 

That was the day after the bombing in Iran began.

The shooter, Ndiaga Diagne, who was killed by police, was wearing a hoodie that featured large letters saying, “Property of Allah.” 


A Quran was found in his car and CNN reported he was also wearing a T-shirt that carried an Iranian flag design.

The latest attacks recall the ISIS inspired attack by two Pennsylvania teens outside Gracie Mansion, the official Upper East Side Manhattan residence of Mayor Mamdani.

The suspects, Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, made and tried to throw two homemade lethal devices containing bolts and screws and an explosive powder toward a small anti-Islam march by far-right extremists.

Although neither device exploded, the two were quickly apprehended by the NYPD and confessed they were inspired by ISIS.

One, asked by cops if he hoped to copy the Boston Marathon bombing, allegedly responded, “No, even bigger. It was only three deaths.”

Beware America, there are enemies among us.

https://nypost.com/2026/03/14/opinion/the-far-left-media-sympathizes-with-extremists-who-come-to-the-us-to-cause-chaos/

By 
Michael Goodwin
Published March 14, 2026, 6:30 p.m. PT
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