Remember the Alamo
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President Donald Trump will bookend his administration’s focus on immigration with a trip to his signature border wall on the US-Mexico border, a visit on the heels of a deadly riot on Capitol Hill incited by the President as House Democrats prepare a second impeachment vote.
On Tuesday, Trump is expected to travel to Alamo, Texas, near the border, to mark the completion of more than 450 miles of wall — a trip that caters to the supporters who put him in office in 2016 despite heightening tensions nationwide and a raging pandemic.
Although Dana Bash is still waiting expectantly, I really doubt today is the day Donald Trump becomes president.
Members of Congress were briefed late Monday on a series of new threats against lawmakers and the US Capitol ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, Rep. Conor Lamb said on CNN Tuesday.
The briefing follows an FBI bulletin warning of “armed protests” being planned at all 50 state capitols and in Washington, DC, and provides the latest sense of a heightened state of alarm among lawmakers and law enforcement officials following last week’s deadly siege at the US Capitol.
“Yes, what our briefing confirmed is that this is not simply an ongoing criminal investigation, which it is. We’re in the midst of an ongoing series of crimes and ongoing threat to the United States capitol, to our institutions, to communities all around the United States,” Lamb, a Pennsylvania Democrat, told CNN’s Alisyn Camerota on “New Day” when asked about the briefing from law enforcement.
FBI warns ‘armed protests’ being planned at all 50 state capitols and in Washington DC”
And that’s why what we’re doing is different than the impeachment that came before and other things we’ve done with respect to … President Trump before,” added Lamb, who blames Trump for last week’s violence.Asked by Camerota to confirm if there are specific, credible threats that he heard that law enforcement believes are legitimate and are taking seriously and planning for, Lamb responded, “yes.”