How Many Cases Has DOJ Lost Against Trump’s “Enemies”?

Q: Is there a denaturalization case being brought against Ilhan Omar?

Homan: If someone lies through that process to becoming a citizen and we can prove they, in fact, lied or misrepresented themselves, we can absolutely denaturalize them pic.twitter.com/CS8v8ZRhMf

— Acyn (@Acyn) September 13, 2026

Your reminder that Homan is not a lawyer and does NOT even play one on TeeVee. (The “case” against Omar isn’t going to happen. If it does, Elmo’s number is up in  ‘29.)

How you do it right:

El-Sayed: Weijia, with all due respect this is the third time you've asked about a twitch streamer in California. I'm not interested in having a conversation with streamers in California because they are not raising the prices of gas and groceries.

Let's actually talk about the… pic.twitter.com/VYjTO5oblP

— Acyn (@Acyn) September 13, 2026

El-Sayed: Weijia, with all due respect this is the third time you've asked about a twitch streamer in California. I'm not interested in having a conversation with streamers in California because they are not raising the prices of gas and groceries.

Let's actually talk about the issues that are affecting people instead of getting distracted by whatever the president says we should be talking about. Their whole game is to make us fight culture wars so that we don't pay attention to the fact that the president has made $2.2 billion. His family has made even more. How about your family in Michigan?

How you do it wrong.

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the New York Times spent time and resources analyzing the Reflecting Pool.

And they continue to avoid doing any real reporting on all the vandalism that has clearly happened at the Reflecting Pool:
- 342 feet of razor blade slashes
- "8647" spray… pic.twitter.com/mbDwJZxitz

— U.S. Interior Press (@interiorpress47) September 12, 2026

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the New York Times spent time and resources analyzing the Reflecting Pool.

And they continue to avoid doing any real reporting on all the vandalism that has clearly happened at the Reflecting Pool:
- 342 feet of razor blade slashes
- "8647" spray painted in massive black letters on the pool
- U.S. Attorney's Office: "The NPS employee...stated that the defendant then knelt, placed both hands into the reflecting pool—below the surface of the water—and started to ‘violently’ rip and tug at a large portion of the blue pool coating."
- "8647" chemical bums on the nearby grass

Yes, that is quoting testimony never presented in public because DOJ dropped the “vandalism” claim for lack of evidence. And “razor blade “slashes” that weren’t found when the pool was drained. The numbers in the photo of the “8647” are so perfect it must be AI, not real. DOI is determined to rebut the NYT article quoting the contractor who says the job was done wrong.

Like any major construction project—and in this case, the world's largest reflecting pool that was worked on in record time for the 250th celebrations in Washington, DC—there were parts of the project where the contractor has returned to make sure the work is perfect. And with… pic.twitter.com/3Su1LEcJ2t

— U.S. Interior Press (@interiorpress47) September 12, 2026

Like any major construction project—and in this case, the world's largest reflecting pool that was worked on in record time for the 250th celebrations in Washington, DC—there were parts of the project where the contractor has returned to make sure the work is perfect. And with the major vandalism of long razor-blade gashes, the contractor is also replacing the sections of the pool damaged by vandals, who also repeatedly reached into the pool and ripped at the coating.

The contractor told NYT they returned to start over, because the first try was a complete cock-up.

DOI just will not accept that they’re never going to make “fetch vandalism” happen. But let’s talk about Hasan Piker! Gossip is much more interesting!