stock here: MISH predicted the housing crater years before it happened. But now he has TDS, and wants to Impeach Kristi Noem.
Read the article, and these rebuttals.
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3 hours ago
Grandma’s story sounded as plausible as 2 percent inflation. Mish should use the same analytical reasoning he does on the economy and dig deeper.
According to DHS, William Newton was in the country illegally for nearly 20 years overstaying an H1-B visa. Karen Newton overstayed her visa waiver admission for almost 4 years. She was banned from the US for 10 years (during Obama’s administration). The Biden administration granted her a tourist visa after her ban ended in 2023. In September of 2025 she and her husband attempted to cross the Canadian border, they did not have proper paperwork for their vehicle and were denied entry into Canada.
During her inspection re-entering the United States, Karen Newton was unable to provide clear details about her situation, including her husband’s legal status. Given her history of overstays, her previous ban, her husband’s unlawful presence, and the vehicle documentation issues, officers determined additional scrutiny and detention were warranted under the law and she was detained.
Not so much a once in a lifetime vacation to the US. Grandma has not responded for comment.
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7 hours ago
the number of tourists is down because previous numbers counted the illegals as tourists
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I doubt that whatever law which caused Canadians to turn these folks back was passed in the last year. I doubt that whatever law put the time limit on the man’s visa, which expired because he didn’t renew it in time occurred within the last year. I’m reading here that people in congress gave too much power to other people over many years and then proceeded to shut down the government leaving these folks stranded in custody. I get it that arguing politics might generate traffic and I’ve seen people come and go from this blog as administrations came and went. If you see this comment Mish what I’m wondering is why you don’t attribute this to the Deap State? Just within the past year I saw the executive branch try to cut spending programs only to be told by the judicial branch that the spending must happen since the legislative branch put the spending in the budget. I don’t particularly like the idea of the executive branch becoming more powerful and I’m sad that the deep state full timers and that judicial branch and the legislative branch (which should be the most responsive to voters) seem unwilling to cooperate with the majority of voters who whose will is expressed in the executive branch election. There seems to be incredibly poor judgment being used by whoever decided to detain instead of deport these folks. Maybe they couldn’t deport them without a hearing and a court order? Maybe the law required them to be detained so it isn’t the deep state’s fault?
So I’m open to the possibility that the people who did this had to do it but it can’t help remind me of the infamous American Airlines story when Security got in a fight with a passenger, a medical doctor from Louisville, Kentucky if I remember correctly, while ejecting him from an airplane years ago. These things happen from a combination of passing laws making policies for one reason or another and then applying poor judgment year later to circumstances which it’s impossible to foresee.
I’d like to know who else is in custody in that prison like facility and why they’re all there? I’d like to know if it’s even possible to layoff or terminate the employment of who is responsible for this sort of thing or maybe if it would be better to transfer them to a different position where they can’t hurt others like these tourists? There’s gotta be a better way.