A little bit of everything
Andrellos Mitchell is a multifaceted individual with an impressive array of roles and accomplishments. Although he was raised in Washington, D.C. and Maryland, Mr. Mitchell proudly hails from Louisiana. His educational background includes degrees in Social Work, Education, and Law.
He is a practicing Washington, D.C. attorney with a general law practice that focuses on complex civil litigation such as fraud. Furthermore, Mr. Mitchell is a former Fraud Examiner for the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities & Banking (DISB). He handles federal cases in Maryland and before federal government agencies across the United States. He is also a former D.C. and Maryland social worker. His social work experience includes mental health, alcohol and drug abuse, and family issues. Mitchell is a lifelong Independent voter. He is also a freelance writer and journalist. He provides commentary, analysis, and opinion for various media outlets. He is a staunch advocate for Freedom of Speech, the Second Amendment, and other constitutional law issues.
Every immigrant deserves the opportunity to chase the American Dream—a vision of hope and prosperity that transcends borders. However, this pursuit must be guided by a commitment to the law, ensuring that their entry into the country and the path to securing legal status are both lawful and just.
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While President Donald Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, have proposed significant cuts to the DOE, eliminating the Department entirely would be a grave mistake.
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With Oscar season in full swing, discussions abound about surprising nominations and shocking omissions. Among those notably absent from this year’s Academy Award nominations is Denzel Washington for his role in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator II. Some trade magazines like Screen Rant are suggesting Washington was snubbed.
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Now that the 2024 Presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is over, many pundits, politicians, newspapers, and so forth are giving their opinion on why Kamala Harris lost the election.
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First of all, Black people are not monolithic. Although race-hustlers like Obama and his Liberal Masters hate the idea of independent Black thought, we are as diverse in our politics as any other group.
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So, on September 10, 2024, we had the long-awaited political debate between former President, Donald Trump, and Vice President Kamala
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Since Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. decided to support Donald Trump’s race to the White House, he has come under loud and aggressive attacks from the political left and his own family.
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As we come to the end of the prosecution’s case in THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK v DONALD
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In addition to the case being a political witch-hunt with witnesses that lack credibility, this case appears to be in the wrong court, and I believe that even if Trump is convicted, the case may be reversed on appeal.
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