News about Lee Williams

Nonprofit organizations are making billions of dollars from border crisis federal funding as their CEOs are raking in as much as $1million in annual compensation. Money that is being distributed amongst NGOs to help fund the migrant crisis at the border has raised red flags for Americans whose tax-payer dollars are going into the pockets of the organizations' CEOs. The most recent data to reveal the astronomical amounts of federal funding being funneled into NGOs is from 2022. The migrant crisis on the border has been continuously surging over the years - with 300k monthly border crossings at the end of 2023, up 50k from the highest monthly report in 2022. According to the data, based on the 990 Tax Forms of organizations exempt from income taxes, nonprofits received billions of dollars in federal awards - which were then used to compensate CEOs and fund questionable services like pet therapy.

Footage of a volunteer opening a section of Arizona's border wall for migrants to enter the country illegally has fuelled scrutiny of non-profits accused by Republicans of 'aiding and assisting' the crisis, as well as participating in "human smuggling." Both sides of the US-Mexico border organisations are accused of offering 'incentives' to migrants in the form of money, bed, and transportation. Since the video of a charity worker in Arizona reportedly holding open a section of border fence for people entering the United States from Mexico, Republicans have requested an investigation by Congress into the organisations' activities. Many of the organizations have religious affiliations, but some have denied the allegations, and others have stated that the suggestion of illegal immigration is'preposterous.'

Casey McWhorter, a left-over-rights guy, was discovered dead just before 7 p.m. on Thursday after being administered a lethal injection at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Alabama. Edward Lee Williams, 34, had been found guilty of capital murder and was sentenced to death for his part in the robbery and shooting in 1993. In his final remarks, McWhorter took aim at warden Terry Raybon, inset, who faced domestic violence charges decades after having a last meal of Turtles candy.