7. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is partnering with Alabama state troopers and local police for traffic stops to arrest illegal immigrants, focusing on those with criminal histories.
6. Huntsville City Council decided to remove the proposed AI-equipped garbage truck cameras from the 2026 budget, citing a $1.2 million cost and public complaints about privacy invasion from the pilot program’s real-time monitoring.
5. President Donald Trump pledged a National Guard deployment to Memphis, citing a 15% crime reduction from FBI efforts, with troops arriving soon; Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said, “grateful for the president’s unwavering support and commitment to providing every resource necessary to serve Memphians.”
4. Gov. Kay Ivey indicated National Guard troops would not be heading to Alabama cities, such as Birmingham, anytime soon, following President Donald Trump’s plan for a Memphis deployment.
3. A University of Alabama journalism professor suggested Charlie Kirk’s assassination involved right-on-right violence before hiding his insane rants by deleting some of his social media footprint, like a coward; meanwhile a banner reading “One Down, More Deserving” appeared next to a Kirk tribute on the Cullman bridge.
2. U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) insisted that individuals celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination need to be fired, as companies nationwide took action against employees, not for holding differing political opinions, BUT for celebrating murder.
1. While the media and the Democrats lie about the murder of Charlie Kirk, the motives of Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Kirk’s assassination motives are confounding “experts,” with reporting indicating, “experts on extremism are similarly baffled by the possible motivations;” even though it is obvious to everyone following the story with a brain that Robinson killed Kirk over his belief that Kirk was a fascist and opposed transgender ideology, while Robinson had a become become left-wing crank in a relationship with a man who wanted to be a woman.
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Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN
