According to WKRN, the customer recognized 52-year-old David Neal as soon as he walked into the room that afternoon and said he needed to fix the TV

“I felt his mouth on my toes”: that the shocking story a guest of the Hilton Hotel on 4th Avenue South, Nashville. It was the hotel manager who “sucked” his toes David Neel, 52 years old. The news from the local police was picked up by many media outlets. From what is reported by the New York Post, Neal is said to have broken into the customer’s room with a key card. Around 5 a.m. the man, who was sleeping peacefully, felt “Neal’s mouth on his feet” and He immediately confronted him and immediately called the police. Accordingly WKRN extensionthe customer recognized the 52-year-old because he had entered the room in the afternoon and said he needed to fix the TV: Neal admitted he had but said the reason was the smell of smoke coming from the room . This fact is denied by the client and the police. The key used by the manager was not found. David Neal has been arrested at his home in Lebanon for aggravated burglary and assault: he is in jail on $27,000 bail.

WASHINGTON, May 6 (Prensa Latina) The United States government’s announcement of immigration policy changes and the deployment of 1,500 active-duty troops along the southern border made headlines in the week to date.

Days after repealing Title 42, a health policy implemented during the Covid-19 pandemic, Joe Biden’s administration pledged that migrants entering the country illegally would be deported.

This was confirmed by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas at a press conference in Brownsville, Texas.

“The border is not open. It was not open and will not be open after May 11th. And smugglers who exploit vulnerable migrants spread misinformation. They spread lies to lure vulnerable people to the southern border and those people are only being pushed back,” he was quoted as saying by Fox News.

The government has been intensifying its preparations for the end of the current regulation for days, including the deployment of 1,500 soldiers on the southern border and the establishment of immigration centers throughout Latin America.

He stressed that starting this coming week, Title 8 will apply, a policy that allows “persons to be removed very quickly” and includes a re-entry ban and criminal prosecution.

Under this rule, migrants would theoretically be barred from applying if they cross the border illegally and fail to apply for asylum in a country they have already traveled through.

With this norm, the consequences will be tougher, Mayorkas noted.

A Department of Homeland Security official also told the press that the number of deportation flights had increased in recent months and that they would continue under Title 8.

Earlier news reports said the military’s deployment to the border is at the request of the Department of Homeland Security and the troops will remain there for 90 days.

President Biden defended that decision Friday, saying the troops were sent to help border officials, not to enforce the law.

“I’ve asked this Congress for help with what they need at the border,” Biden said in an interview with MSNBC, reporting that in addition to the troops, asylum judges are being dispatched to deliver sentences at the border.

Critics slammed the president’s decision to phase out Title 42 policy without a set plan.

Former Vice President Mike Pence (2017-2021) has criticized the government, saying that the “rush” of migrants at the border is a “direct result” of its immigration policies.

“There’s a storm coming and 1,500 troops going to the southern border to do paperwork isn’t going to make a difference,” Pence said.

Troy Miller, the top official at US Customs and Border Protection, recently told Congress that his agency expects up to 10,000 migrants to arrive daily after Title 42 ends, nearly doubling the daily average in March.

An explosive device was attached to the vehicle of the 47-year-old author and war supporter, Russian media reported. Its driver was killed in the detonation, there are different statements about the severity of Prilepin’s injuries.

According to TASS news agency, well-known nationalist writer Zakhar Prilepin was injured in a car bomb attack in Russia. Prilepin was in the Nizhny Novgorod region, the state news agency reported on Saturday, citing rescue services. Prilepin’s driver was killed, and the writer himself was wounded.

Prilepin’s press service initially announced that the author’s condition was “fine”. However, rescue workers described him as seriously injured. The 47-year-old was traveling in his car in the Nizhny Novgorod region, east of Moscow, on Saturday when an explosive device attached to the vehicle detonated, several Russian state news agencies reported, citing local authorities.

Governor Gleb Nikitin wrote in Telegram that investigators have already arrived at the explosion site near the city of Bor. Initially, it was unclear who was behind the alleged attack.

Putin supporter, however, even at war

Prilepin, known in Germany for his book “Sankya”, published in translation in 2012, is considered a strong supporter of the war of aggression against Ukraine ordered by President Vladimir Putin more than a year ago. In the meantime, the nationalist author himself fought there.

Prilepin held various positions before becoming a member of the OMON police unit. He participated in operations in Chechnya in 1996 and 1999. During that time he joined the National Bolsheviks, which have been banned as an unconstitutional organization since 2005.

Prilepin now lives with his wife, two sons and two daughters in Donetsk, in Ukraine’s partly Russian-occupied Donbass region. It has been on an EU sanctions list since February 2022.

Russia accuses US of supporting terrorism

The Russian government has accused the US and the West in general of supporting Ukrainian terrorism. Moscow Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova reacted to the attack on Prilepi. “The fact came true: Washington and NATO fed another international terrorist cell – the Kiev regime,” said Zakharova. The US and Britain bear “direct responsibility” for the attack, says Zakharova, but she gives no proof of this.

It wouldn’t be the first time that a supporter of the war in Russia has been the target of an assassination: just a few weeks ago, prominent military blogger Vladlen Tatarski died in an explosion at a cafe in St. Petersburg. Last August, Darja Dugina – daughter of right-wing nationalist ideologue Alexander Dugin – died near Moscow as a result of a car bomb detonation.

(APA/Portal/TASS/dpa)