President Of The United States Of Jesstopia

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin early this morning issued Executive Orders 300.141 through 300.145 which issued a travel ban on Mexican passport and visa holders as well as foreign nationals from Mexico, even Mexican officials, and businesspeople. Mexican airlines are still allowed to enter the United States Of Jesstopia as long as they are only carrying non-Mexican passengers. The ban will officially take effect on March 1, 2025, but Mexican travelers already in the country need to visit a Visa and Traveler office to ensure they are allowed to stay in the country or if they need to leave by February 29, 2025.

The ban, which the president proposed does not lay out how long the ban could or will last, but it was drafted to serve as a continuing ban, meaning that the president could end it at any time he wishes, and no expiration of the ban is expected, also meaning, the President will not need to extend the ban, like previous presidents have done with travel bans.

"Today, very early this morning I issued a full travel ban on Mexican citizens, nationals and other passport holders from entering the United States Of Jesstopia. I also implemented a blanket travel ban, meaning that Mexicans that attempt to fly to any other country that provides service and flights directly into the United States Of Jesstopia, will be stopped from boarding those flights to the United States Of Jesstopia," said President Laylin in his address. "Already, we saw the FAA issue that any Mexican passports with plans to travel to Jesstopia, will be barred from entering those aircraft. Canada, France and Britain also introduced other measures to ensure that these individuals don't board Jesstopia-bound flights into the country. We thank these countries for their cooperation."

The President went on to say that other countries including the France, Canada and others are beginning its preparations for handling Jesstopian-bound traffic differently in the wake of the travel ban, which will take effect fully on March 1, 2025, giving those travelers time to make adequate arrangements.

"The ban also stops flights from other Spanish Speaking countries including Venezuela, Colombia and Cuba. All Hispanic countries have already been notified of my order today. They have been receptive of my orders, and my hope is that we continue to push for border security and work collectively to reform border entry and immigration policy and procedures to ensure the stability and safety of our nation's citizens. Federal officials across the globe are likely to respond negatively to the travel bans, but they have no jurisdiction of the people and borders of the United States Of Jesstopia, and I have no obligation to them, to preserve their feelings, thus these bans will likely span the duration of my Presidency," continued the President. "US President Donald Trump said that he is working to ensure Mexican individuals traveling through US airspace don't not board Jesstopian-bound flights, and says he will cooperate with our efforts to protect our borders. Further, I will look at other countries we may ban travel on at a later date, sometime this week. We are consistently assessing threats of mass illegal migration from most of our world's foreign countries."

The president said that he would also look at further sanctions on Mexico and Colombia, as well as impose sanctions on Cuba, and the Dominican Republic if they refused to comply with the travel ban and allow Mexicans from traveling to the United States Of Jesstopia.

"We know that the President is very serious about these travel bans, and we will enforce the travel bans as we continue to work to fully securing our border," said Defense Secretary Corbyn Willard. "We are not playing around with these bans, and we will arrest anyone already in our country who refuses to comply with the bans and leave Jesstopia before the March 1 deadline. Anyone not out before February 29, 2025, will only have until March 1, then, federal arrest warrants will be issued. Let this be a stark warning to those who think they will get away with defying the president's orders."

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin is keeping up with promises he made Sunday, to ban Mexican travelers on the heels of the shooting that seriously injured 3 border agents and resulted in the death of the shooter who was later identified as a Mexican national. The president issued that he would ban travel for Mexican travelers and passport holders as a result.

The ban, which the president proposed does not lay out how long the ban could or will last, but it was drafted to serve as a continuing ban, meaning that the president could end it at any time he wishes, and no expiration of the ban is expected, also meaning, the President will not need to extend the ban, like previous presidents have done with travel bans.

"Today, very early this morning I issued a full travel ban on Mexican citizens, nationals and other passport holders from entering the United States Of Jesstopia. I also implemented a blanket travel ban, meaning that Mexicans that attempt to fly to any other country that provides service and flights directly into the United States Of Jesstopia, will be stopped from boarding those flights to the United States Of Jesstopia," said President Laylin in his address. "Already, we saw the FAA issue that any Mexican passports with plans to travel to Jesstopia, will be barred from entering those aircraft. Canada, France and Britain also introduced other measures to ensure that these individuals don't board Jesstopia-bound flights into the country. We thank these countries for their cooperation."

The President went on to say that other countries including the France, Canada and others are beginning its preparations for handling Jesstopian-bound traffic differently in the wake of the travel ban, which will take effect fully on March 1, 2025, giving those travelers time to make adequate arrangements.

"The ban also stops flights from other Spanish Speaking countries including Venezuela, Colombia and Cuba. All Hispanic countries have already been notified of my order today. They have been receptive of my orders, and my hope is that we continue to push for border security and work collectively to reform border entry and immigration policy and procedures to ensure the stability and safety of our nation's citizens. Federal officials across the globe are likely to respond negatively to the travel bans, but they have no jurisdiction of the people and borders of the United States Of Jesstopia, and I have no obligation to them, to preserve their feelings, thus these bans will likely span the duration of my Presidency," continued the President. "US President Donald Trump said that he is working to ensure Mexican individuals traveling through US airspace don't not board Jesstopian-bound flights, and says he will cooperate with our efforts to protect our borders. Further, I will look at other countries we may ban travel on at a later date, sometime this week. We are consistently assessing threats of mass illegal migration from most of our world's foreign countries."

The president said that he would also look at further sanctions on Mexico and Colombia, as well as impose sanctions on Cuba, and the Dominican Republic if they refused to comply with the travel ban and allow Mexicans from traveling to the United States Of Jesstopia.

"We know that the President is very serious about these travel bans, and we will enforce the travel bans as we continue to work to fully securing our border," said Defense Secretary Corbyn Willard. "We are not playing around with these bans, and we will arrest anyone already in our country who refuses to comply with the bans and leave Jesstopia before the March 1 deadline. Anyone not out before February 29, 2025, will only have until March 1, then, federal arrest warrants will be issued. Let this be a stark warning to those who think they will get away with defying the president's orders."

President Laylin holds press conference on the West portico of the Nationalist House regarding the border shooting investigation, deportation efforts and immigration policy on February 16, 2025.

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin gave press an update on the border shooting that resulted in 3 border protection agents being critically injured, and the shooter dead. He also gave an update regarding illegal alien deportations and moves his administration is making or has made to ensure border security.

"The three agents who were shot yesterday were all captains, and their condition is currently listed as critical," said President Laylin. "We are continuing to receive updates from their families and I plan on making a trip to their hospital to meet with their families. As for the investigation the shooters' motive is not clearly known at this time. We suspect that it was in retaliation for the strong immigration policy we have already signed into act here. We will not stop fighting to protect our borders and we are seeking justice for the three agents shot today. According to body camera footage, they fired shots back at the suspect before they were injured. Several other agents began opening fire, with the suspect being struck and, rightfully so, being killed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the three agents currently fighting for their lives. We will stop these incredible men and women in law enforcement from being killed by poor leadership at the state and federal levels."

The president that proceeded to talk about the border crisis and the current numbers of deported individuals that the Jesstopian Border Protection Agency as well as the Customs and Border Enforcement were able to round up and remove from the country.

"As of today, I am pleased to announce, that with the help of the Jesstopian Board Protection Agency and The Customs And Border Enforcement officials, we have officially deported 23,590,129 of the 27 plus million people. That is just after 3 months. We aren't done at this point," continued President Laylin during his speech. "We will continue to deliver the results that we promised the Jesstopian people before election day. They deserve at least that. Secure borders. A safe country. An nonrestrictive government on those who are legal Jesstopian citizens. We will continue to ensure that these folks have the resources, tools and protection to continue to secure our borders."

He issued that he was in talks with several foreign leaders including US President Donald Trump about ways to work too clamp down on illegal immigrants boarding flights to then illegally stay within the country. He said that It would be "a serious task that would require global cooperation."

"We need to work on stopping illegals from taking flights to other countries, to just camp in these countries illegally," proclaimed Laylin. "President Donald Trump and I have had many calls to about this, and he agrees that their needs to be a way for us to stop it. With potential Mexican travel bans from Mexico, we still need to work to ensure they don't fly to a country where they are allowed to fly from, and enter our country in that sense. Their is a lot of work to be done. It is a serious task that would require global cooperation."

The president ended his remarks saying that Jesstopia should always come before any nation, even if that means blocking foreign nationals from entering our country, even for travel. He said that the Federal Government had new leadership that would not be so kind to illegal aliens, something Nationalists have tried to push back on.

President Jay Laylin has delivered remarks about the ongoing investigation into the shooting that occurred at the Jesstopian border in Mifflin, Mesa yesterday afternoon, economy and deportations on the West Portico of the Nationalist House on February 16, 2025.

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin has just delivered remarks about the ongoing investigation related to the border shooting that took place yesterday afternoon, which seriously injured 3 border protection agents, and resulted in the death of the shooter. He issued that the three agents were all captains and are in critical condition.

"The three agents who were shot yesterday were all captains, and their condition is currently listed as critical," said President Laylin. "We are continuing to receive updates from their families and I plan on making a trip to their hospital to meet with their families. As for the investigation the shooters' motive is not clearly known at this time. We suspect that it was in retaliation for the strong immigration policy we have already signed into act here. We will not stop fighting to protect our borders and we are seeking justice for the three agents shot today. According to body camera footage, they fired shots back at the suspect before they were injured. Several other agents began opening fire, with the suspect being struck and, rightfully so, being killed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the three agents currently fighting for their lives. We will stop these incredible men and women in law enforcement from being killed by poor leadership at the state and federal levels."

The president that proceeded to talk about the border crisis and the current numbers of deported individuals that the Jesstopian Border Protection Agency as well as the Customs and Border Enforcement were able to round up and remove from the country.

"As of today, I am pleased to announce, that with the help of the Jesstopian Board Protection Agency and The Customs And Border Enforcement officials, we have officially deported 23,590,129 of the 27 plus million people. That is just after 3 months. We aren't done at this point," continued President Laylin during his speech. "We will continue to deliver the results that we promised the Jesstopian people before election day. They deserve at least that. Secure borders. A safe country. An nonrestrictive government on those who are legal Jesstopian citizens. We will continue to ensure that these folks have the resources, tools and protection to continue to secure our borders."

He issued that he was in talks with several foreign leaders including US President Donald Trump about ways to work too clamp down on illegal immigrants boarding flights to then illegally stay within the country. He said that It would be "a serious task that would require global cooperation."

"We need to work on stopping illegals from taking flights to other countries, to just camp in these countries illegally," proclaimed Laylin. "President Donald Trump and I have had many calls to about this, and he agrees that their needs to be a way for us to stop it. With potential Mexican travel bans from Mexico, we still need to work to ensure they don't fly to a country where they are allowed to fly from, and enter our country in that sense. Their is a lot of work to be done. It is a serious task that would require global cooperation."

The president ended his remarks saying that Jesstopia should always come before any nation, even if that means blocking foreign nationals from entering our country, even for travel. He said that the Federal Government had new leadership that would not be so kind to illegal aliens, something Nationalists have tried to push back on.

President Laylin issues a statement regarding the border shooting yesterday afternoon during a Press Briefing this morning

NEWS 28 - President Laylin issued a statement about the border incident that resulted in three border agents shot and the suspect dead. The president issued that potential sanctions, travel bans and increased tariffs could result from the shooting.

According to the president, a man shot and injured 3 Border Protection Agents. They are in critical condition, and the suspect was shot and killed by border agents. The suspect was Mexican gang member who had previously made threats to kill border workers for preventing Mexican drug smugglers from getting into the country.

"The situation on the border is unacceptable and something we must continue to fight on a daily basis," said President Jay Laylin. "Three of our agents were shot by the man who was then shot and killed by Border Security agents. We continue to keep those agents our prayers as they continue to recover."

The president then when on to say that there could potentially be a Mexico travel ban for both Mexican citizens trying to enter Jesstopia, and for Jesstopian trying to travel to Mexico as a response to the shooting at the border.

"There is a lot of work to be done to prevent something like this from happening again," said Secretary Of Homeland Security Marcus Welder. "This is the type of incidents that President Laylin is trying to prevent and his work has made it very hard for incidents like this to be consistent. He has let our border agents do their jobs. We believe that Mexico is a key threat to our national security and he is working to stop the violence from spreading over here from Mexico."

The president said that he will visit the Jesstopian border for the second time of his presidency sometime this week. He continued to express his anger at Mexico and its leadership for continue to allow this violent criminals from entering our country, whether either directly or through another country.

"We are currently looking at a potential travel ban for Mexican nationals and/or passport holders," continued President Laylin. "Further sanctions could be possible if Mexican President Sheinbaum doesn't get her people under control. We will push for a full ban on Mexican travelers if Mexico doesn't do more to stop the violent criminals from leaving Mexico."

President Delivers remarks regarding incident at border yesterday afternoon, his first televised briefing since his January 12 shooting.

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin held his first televised press briefing since his shooting after holding his first non-televised press briefing yesterday evening. During today's press briefing discussed the incident that happened at the border yesterday afternoon, something that federal officials have kept under wraps until today.

According to the president, a man shot and injured 3 Border Protection Agents. They are in critical condition, and the suspect was shot and killed by border agents. The suspect was Mexican gang member who had previously made threats to kill border workers for preventing Mexican drug smugglers from getting into the country.

"The situation on the border is unacceptable and something we must continue to fight on a daily basis," said President Jay Laylin. "Three of our agents were shot by the man who was then shot and killed by Border Security agents. We continue to keep those agents our prayers as they continue to recover."

The president then when on to say that there could potentially be a Mexico travel ban for both Mexican citizens trying to enter Jesstopia, and for Jesstopian trying to travel to Mexico as a response to the shooting at the border.

"There is a lot of work to be done to prevent something like this from happening again," said Secretary Of Homeland Security Marcus Welder. "This is the type of incidents that President Laylin is trying to prevent and his work has made it very hard for incidents like this to be consistent. He has let our border agents do their jobs. We believe that Mexico is a key threat to our national security and he is working to stop the violence from spreading over here from Mexico."

The president said that he will visit the Jesstopian border for the second time of his presidency sometime this week. He continued to express his anger at Mexico and its leadership for continue to allow this violent criminals from entering our country, whether either directly or through another country.

"We are currently looking at a potential travel ban for Mexican nationals and/or passport holders," continued President Laylin. "Further sanctions could be possible if Mexican President Sheinbaum doesn't get her people under control. We will push for a full ban on Mexican travelers if Mexico doesn't do more to stop the violent criminals from leaving Mexico."

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin held his first Nationalist House press briefing since his January 12 shooting that nearly claimed his life. The shooter has been caught and he held a no camera press briefing and will allow cameras to roll during a 9:00 PM press briefing later tonight.

The press showed a moment of gratitude that the President survived the ordeal and gave him a round of applause as he took the podium. Members quickly resumed their usual activities, asking hard-hitting questions and pushing the President on deportation and LGBTQ policy he signed while he took a leave of absence from the public spotlight. He was just as quick to answer those questions.

”I am grateful to be here today,” said President Laylin in response too a question about how he was feeling stepping back into the Press room. “No bullet it illegal will ever deter me from serving the people of our great country. My many thanks go out to the man people who sent well wishes and for the media sending their sympathies as well. We are also grateful that the suspect was caught.”

President Laylin was scheduled to deliver remarks at 8:45 AM , but a more pressing matter took place that he needed to deal with. He officially addressed reporters in a private press briefing where cameras were turned off but audio was still allowed to be recorded. The President will deliver a public address later tomorrow around 9:00 PM.

The Nationalist House said the delay was due to a situation of the Jesstopian border but did not confirm what had happened. We are expecting to hear from President Laylin early tomorrow morning as well about that situation.

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin has started his first press briefing back after the shooting off late prompting concerns prior to his entry into the Nationalist House Press Briefing room. The President didn’t have noticeable visual injuries and some speculate he may have had plastic surgery done to cover the wounds to his face.

The press showed a moment of gratitude that the President survived the ordeal and gave him a round of applause as he took the podium. Members quickly resumed their usual activities, asking hard-hitting questions and pushing the President on deportation and LGBTQ policy he signed while he took a leave of absence from the public spotlight. He was just as quick to answer those questions.

”I am grateful to be here today,” said President Laylin in response too a question about how he was feeling stepping back into the Press room. “No bullet it illegal will ever deter me from serving the people of our great country. My many thanks go out to the man people who sent well wishes and for the media sending their sympathies as well. We are also grateful that the suspect was caught.”

President Laylin was scheduled to deliver remarks at 8:45 AM , but a more pressing matter took place that he needed to deal with. He officially addressed reporters in a private press briefing where cameras were turned off but audio was still allowed to be recorded. The President will deliver a public address later tomorrow around 9:00 PM.

The Nationalist House said the delay was due to a situation of the Jesstopian border but did not confirm what had happened. We are expecting to hear from President Laylin early tomorrow morning as well about that situation.

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin will hold his first public appearance since his January 12 shooting. The appearance will also mark his first press conference since the shooting as well.

"The president has made it clear that he was not and will not be deterred from doing his duty as President, even after something like what he experienced on January 12," said Nationalist House Press Secretary Nancy Yates. "He also issued that he will request to full weight of the law be thrown at the shooter. He has been working behind the scenes while his face healed from the injuries he sustained in the shooting."

The president is scheduled to deliver remarks at 8:30 AM. Most major news networks are set to televise the president's first public appearance since the shooting. Broadcasts are set to begin slightly before at around 8:00 AM.

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin is scheduled to deliver his first press conference in the Nationalist House Press Briefing room since his shooting last month. The president was severely wounded by 24 year old Mexican citizen Juan Carlos Perez. President Laylin will give his first in person public statement at around 8:30 AM. The President is set to deliver remarks on the West Portico of the Nationalist House later this week.

"The president has made it clear that he was not and will not be deterred from doing his duty as President, even after something like what he experienced on January 12," said Nationalist House Press Secretary Nancy Yates. "He also issued that he will request to full weight of the law be thrown at the shooter. He has been working behind the scenes while his face healed from the injuries he sustained in the shooting."

The president is scheduled to deliver remarks at 8:30 AM. Most major news networks are set to televise the president's first public appearance since the shooting. Broadcasts are set to begin slightly before at around 8:00 AM.

NEWS 28 - Karen Basett, President Laylin's nominee for Director of the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration, is set to face a confirmation vote in the Senate next Friday. Only one Republican is currently likely to vote against her confirmation. That is embattled outgoing Senator Joey Rigg.

"I think that Basett possesses very limited knowledge on aviation topics, and that knowledge will limit her ability to investigate aviation crashes and incidents," said Senator Joey Rigg. "We must ensure that we are consistent with who we let lead the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration. I don't think Republicans will support her nomination for JASA director."

President Jay Laylin issued the following statement regarding Senator Rigg's skepticism about her nomination. In it, he issued a stern warning to Republicans, about the mandate he was elected to.

"I just want to reiterate we received a mandate to ensure our government works for the Jesstopian people in all facets of our role. That includes Aviation safety. Basett has served in the Department of Transportation and as a lead investigator on the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration," read the President's statement. "I'd say she is more than qualified for the job. Senator Rigg is set to leave Congress disgraced, and is trying to damage the administration on his way out."

He also warned of the upcoming election and ensuring that voters support the Republicans in their attempt to gain control of one or more chambers of Congress, as they seek to end the unilateral control of Jesstopia's Congress, a unilateral control they held since the founding of Jesstopia in 1806.

"He is the only Republican Senator to be likely to vote against her nomination. Go figure," continued the President's statement. "I remind Senate Republicans that we have a major election coming up and a mandate from the Jesstopian people to fill the Federal Government with officials who support our administrative goals. Let this be a warning for all Republicans who plan on voting against her nomination."

Senate Minority Leader Harry Rodham said that he was working to rally Senate Republicans around Basett's nomination as the Senate prepares to vote on her confirmation next Friday.

"I really hope that our caucus remembers we are in the minority, and we need to support the President's nominations to make our government more efficient, to provide safer skies for Jesstopians, and to ensure the right people are in office," said Minority Leader Harry Rodham. "I have been working to rally Senators around Karen Basett. We will get her confirmed."

RUFUS - The Senate says it will vote on the confirmation of Karen Basett next Friday and it is still up in the air as how Republicans will vote. The President says he is hoping that she is confirmed as quickly as possible. Senator Joey Rigg has expressed concerns over her lack of knowledge on aviation topics, as she will lead the nation's top aviation accident investigation team.

"I think that Basett [possesses] very limited knowledge on aviation topics, and that knowledge will limit her ability to investigate aviation crashes and incidents," said Senator Joey Rigg. "We must ensure that we are consistent with who we let lead the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration. I don't think Republicans will support her nomination for JASA director."

President Jay Laylin issued the following statement regarding Senator Rigg's skepticism about her nomination. In it, he issued a stern warning to Republicans, about the mandate he was elected to.

"I just want to reiterate we received a mandate to ensure our government works for the Jesstopian people in all facets of our role. That includes Aviation safety. Basett has served in the Department of Transportation and as a lead investigator on the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration," read the President's statement. "I'd say she is more than qualified for the job. Senator Rigg is set to leave Congress disgraced, and is trying to damage the administration on his way out."

He also warned of the upcoming election and ensuring that voters support the Republicans in their attempt to gain control of one or more chambers of Congress, as they seek to end the unilateral control of Jesstopia's Congress, a unilateral control they held since the founding of Jesstopia in 1806.

"He is the only Republican Senator to be likely to vote against her nomination. Go figure," continued the President's statement. "I remind Senate Republicans that we have a major election coming up and a mandate from the Jesstopian people to fill the Federal Government with officials who support our administrative goals. Let this be a warning for all Republicans who plan on voting against her nomination."

Senate Minority Leader Harry Rodham said that he was working to rally Senate Republicans around Basett's nomination as the Senate prepares to vote on her confirmation next Friday.

"I really hope that our caucus remembers we are in the minority, and we need to support the President's nominations to make our government more efficient, to provide safer skies for Jesstopians, and to ensure the right people are in office," said Minority Leader Harry Rodham. "I have been working to rally Senators around Karen Basett. We will get her confirmed."

NEWS 28 - Former President John McCallum has spoke out against several recent executive orders released by President Jay Laylin regarding his criminalization of talking about transgender ideology in schools, colleges, universities daycare, childcare programs and other education institutions.

"President Laylin working to criminalize transgender ideology is a blatant violation of Jesstopian's freedom of speech," said former president John McCallum. How someone can overstep their authority is beyond me, but we must do everything we can to prevent it from happening under the Laylin administration."

President Laylin issued Executive Order 300.127 which authorized the Department of Justice to begin prosecuting and investigating cases related to complaints filed against teachers and other daycare workers who push transgender ideologies onto children and students(of any age). Executive order 300.128, established a federal direct line to the Department Of Justice to report teachers, daycare workers, childcare workers, professors and other educators who teach or push transgender ideology.

"Who really cares what John McCallum has to say," said President Jay Laylin. "He was a failed president who destroyed this country, both economically, and morally. He should not be criticizing me on policy as he failed the people of this country, hence why Nationalists lost the 2024 Presidential election. I will keep moving forward with my administrative mandate from the Jesstopian people who are tired of being forced to tiptoe around the fragile egos of mentally ill people. It won't happen under my leadership."

RUFUS - Former President John McCallum has spoken out against President Jay Laylin and his discriminatory policies regarding the LGBTQ community, after the president signed an executive making it a federal crime to speak about their ideology and teaching it in Jesstopian schools, a position he has held since running for president. Former president McCallum said an investigation into President Laylin must be launched to prevent him from overstepping his authority as president.

"President Laylin working to criminalize transgender ideology is a blatant violation of Jesstopian's freedom of speech," said former president John McCallum. How someone can overstep their authority is beyond me, but we must do everything we can to prevent it from happening under the Laylin administration."

President Laylin issued Executive Order 300.127 which authorized the Department of Justice to begin prosecuting and investigating cases related to complaints filed against teachers and other daycare workers who push transgender ideologies onto children and students(of any age). Executive order 300.128, established a federal direct line to the Department Of Justice to report teachers, daycare workers, childcare workers, professors and other educators who teach or push transgender ideology.

"Who really cares what John McCallum has to say," said President Jay Laylin. "He was a failed president who destroyed this country, both economically, and morally. He should not be criticizing me on policy as he failed the people of this country, hence why Nationalists lost the 2024 Presidential election. I will keep moving forward with my administrative mandate from the Jesstopian people who are tired of being forced to tiptoe around the fragile egos of mentally ill people. It won't happen under my leadership."

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin is pushing ahead with his anti-trans policies and ensuring that the transgender ideology is not allowed to be taught in schools across Jesstopia. He signed an executive order establishing criminal penalties for any teacher or educator who are reported for teaching transgender ideology in their classrooms as well as daycare and other child care programs.

The president said that he was not done combating the transgender madness that has been allowed to run wild under the last two presidential administrations. He says that he will continue to fight these ideals, and will protect the nation's kids at any cost.

"For far too long, we've allowed the transgender ideology to silence the majority of Jesstopians who believe in two genders. Students are being subjected to trans ideology in their classrooms, and they have felt powerless to do anything about," said President Jay Laylin in a statement posted on the Nationalist House website. "Today, I am making this a federal offense, to promote, teach or discuss transgender ideology. I hereby recognize that Jesstopia only has two genders and recognizes the only genders to be true are male and female, which are assigned at birth. This executive order will criminally hold to account, teachers who continue to choose to spread falsehoods that a person can be a gender other than they are born with. Students are actively advised to report teachers who choose to teach these topics in schools, by visiting the official report form which can be found at nh.jesstopia.org/transtalkreport. We must end the transgender madness altogether. That is what I campaign promised, and that is what I will continue to do."

The president is receive harsh criticism for members of Congress and is receiving harsh backlash from former President John McCallum, who calls his executive "a violation of rights of people of the transgender community. The president's executive is already receiving backlash, and the courts are looking at the constitutionality of the orders.

"The president is becoming a dictator if he thinks he can prevent free speech, regardless of subject matter," said former President John McCallum. "Jesstopian have the right to express themselves however they want and can, speak on the transgender ideology if they want. A president can't simply stroke his pen and criminalize free speech. Congress should intervene and if they don't the Supreme Court needs to."

Anti-transgender groups and parents have praised the move as they say the president "needs to prevent this madness," and that the government has a responsibility to "protect women and children from being targeting by transgender people claiming to be female to use the restrooms as women and girls."

"I think criminalizing these crazies from teaching this bullshit to our children is so important," said a anti-transgender parent. "Our children should not be taught this crap. If you want to be trans, fine, but don't push it on us or our children. Way to go President Laylin. This is what we voted for, and he is delivering on his campaign promises to prevent this crap from going any further."

RUFUS - Today President Jay Laylin issued an executive order to make it a federal offense to teach transgender ideology in schools and across the United States Of Jesstopia. The executive lays out that anyone who is reported to be teaching transgender ideology in schools will face a federal penalty of up to 2500 in fines as well as the chance to be imprisoned for up to 1-4 years.

The president said that he was not done combating the transgender madness that has been allowed to run wild under the last two presidential administrations. He says that he will continue to fight these ideals, and will protect the nation's kids at any cost.

"For far too long, we've allowed the transgender ideology to silence the majority of Jesstopians who believe in two genders. Students are being subjected to trans ideology in their classrooms, and they have felt powerless to do anything about," said President Jay Laylin in a statement posted on the Nationalist House website. "Today, I am making this a federal offense, to promote, teach or discuss transgender ideology. I hereby recognize that Jesstopia only has two genders and recognizes the only genders to be true are male and female, which are assigned at birth. This executive order will criminally hold to account, teachers who continue to choose to spread falsehoods that a person can be a gender other than they are born with. Students are actively advised to report teachers who choose to teach these topics in schools, by visiting the official report form which can be found at nh.jesstopia.org/transtalkreport. We must end the transgender madness altogether. That is what I campaign promised, and that is what I will continue to do."

The president is receive harsh criticism for members of Congress and is receiving harsh backlash from former President John McCallum, who calls his executive "a violation of rights of people of the transgender community. The president's executive is already receiving backlash, and the courts are looking at the constitutionality of the orders.

"The president is becoming a dictator if he thinks he can prevent free speech, regardless of subject matter," said former President John McCallum. "Jesstopian have the right to express themselves however they want and can, speak on the transgender ideology if they want. A president can't simply stroke his pen and criminalize free speech. Congress should intervene and if they don't the Supreme Court needs to."

Anti-transgender groups and parents have praised the move as they say the president "needs to prevent this madness," and that the government has a responsibility to "protect women and children from being targeting by transgender people claiming to be female to use the restrooms as women and girls."

"I think criminalizing these crazies from teaching this bullshit to our children is so important," said a anti-transgender parent. "Our children should not be taught this crap. If you want to be trans, fine, but don't push it on us or our children. Way to go President Laylin. This is what we voted for, and he is delivering on his campaign promises to prevent this crap from going any further."

NEWS 28 - President Laylin’s JASA Nominee Karen Bassett, testifies before the Senate Transportation Committee in hopes of becoming the 16th Director of the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration early this morning. She was nominated by President Laylin on February 1, 2025.

Senators in both parties have expressed their concerns of her qualifications, while others say she should easily be confirmed to allow her to assume the office, and succeed former President John McCallum's appointment for JASA director, Tara McDaniel. President Laylin said she was "incompetent," and "unworthy to serve in the role of JASA director."

"For the past two to three years, she has been charged with overseeing the investigations into crashes that were not completed, and yet after those three years under the McCallum administration, these investigations haven't yielded any causes," said President Jay Laylin. "I believe Basett will play a key role in getting these investigations completed to bring families and passengers closure that they so well deserve. Basett is strong, smart and will get to work to close out existing investigations."

Basett wasn't available for comment before heading to Congress to testify before the Senate Transportation Committee, the body which will either vote to confirm or reject her nomination. A representative for Basett did issue the following statement.

"Mrs. Basett looks forward to being confirmed, so that she can close out other investigations that are going on to being more than 5+ years old," said her spokesperson. "We still have to get her confirmed before we can get to work. We will provide another statement later on."

RUFUS - Karen Basett, the Jesstopian Aviation Safety Administration nominee, is now in front of the Senate Transportation Committee, who will decide if she is good fit for the role of Jesstopia's JASA Director. She is scheduled to take hard hitting questions from Senators from both the Nationalist and Republican party. Senators are likely to grill Basett on her plans for the agency and what she will do to prevent violent attacks, heavy delays and plane crashes as she heads the DOT and DHS's largest transportation-related agency.

Senators in both parties have expressed their concerns of her qualifications, while others say she should easily be confirmed to allow her to assume the office, and succeed former President John McCallum's appointment for JASA director, Tara McDaniel. President Laylin said she was "incompetent," and "unworthy to serve in the role of JASA director."

"For the past two to three years, she has been charged with overseeing the investigations into crashes that were not completed, and yet after those three years under the McCallum administration, these investigations haven't yielded any causes," said President Jay Laylin. "I believe Basett will play a key role in getting these investigations completed to bring families and passengers closure that they so well deserve. Basett is strong, smart and will get to work to close out existing investigations."

Basett wasn't available for comment before heading to Congress to testify before the Senate Transportation Committee, the body which will either vote to confirm or reject her nomination. A representative for Basett did issue the following statement.

"Mrs. Basett looks forward to being confirmed, so that she can close out other investigations that are going on to being more than 5+ years old," said her spokesperson. "We still have to get her confirmed before we can get to work. We will provide another statement later on."

NEWS 28 - President Jay Laylin says that sanctions against China are set to be extended for the next three years. He issued that China would likely face heavy tariffs if they continued to help North Korea build up its nuclear warchest.

President Laylin issued a statement regarding the extension of the sanctions, and China doesn't appear to be happy based on his statement regarding his call with President Xi Jinping after extending the sanctions.

"We must always put the global security of the world over our own selfish desires to have the largest nuclear war chest possible," said President Jay Laylin in a statement. "I expressed that the sanctions would extended and further action would take place if he were to continue with supporting Un's plans to build even more weaponry. The meeting was hardly progressive, and Xi seemingly didn't want to cooperate or hear out what I had to say."

The President is set to deliver his first remarks in person since the shooting last month on February 15. The president will also address his conversations then as well. President Xi is not likely to stop helping push for more nuclear weaponry in North Korea, and officials warn that high, high, high tariff's are on the way.

RUFUS - President Jay Laylin has issued an extension to sanctions imposed on China back in 2021, by former President John McCallum. The move comes as China continues to encourage North Korea to build its nuclear war chest. President Laylin had warned China of extended sanctions if they didn't stop working to undermine the work being done to end nuclear programs around the globe.

President Laylin issued a statement regarding the extension of the sanctions, and China doesn't appear to be happy based on his statement regarding his call with President Xi Jinping after extending the sanctions.

"We must always put the global security of the world over our own selfish desires to have the largest nuclear war chest possible," said President Jay Laylin in a statement. "I expressed that the sanctions would extended and further action would take place if he were to continue with supporting Un's plans to build even more weaponry. The meeting was hardly progressive, and Xi seemingly didn't want to cooperate or hear out what I had to say."

The President is set to deliver his first remarks in person since the shooting last month on February 15. The president will also address his conversations then as well. President Xi is not likely to stop helping push for more nuclear weaponry in North Korea, and officials warn that high, high, high tariff's are on the way.