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#illegals
Fox News: Texas troopers find 134 illegal immigrants near border, some from Iran, authorities say
A group of 134 illegal immigrants, including 32 unaccompanied minors and seven individuals from Iran and Angola, was detected in Texas near the southern border. Authorities expressed concern over potential national security risks associated with these migrants.
The Department of Homeland Security warned that individuals with ties to terrorism are attempting to enter the U.S. through various means, raising alarms about border security and the implications for public safety.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Says Harris Lied About Working at McDonald's: 'We Checked'
Donald Trump claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris lied about working at McDonald's, asserting that he verified she never held that job. Harris's campaign later clarified that she worked there briefly in 1983, but specifics remain unconfirmed.
Trump criticized the media's potential reaction if he made a similar claim, while Harris's campaign has not provided evidence of her employment at McDonald's.
The Telegraph: Barack Obama Tucson speech live: Former president to rally for Kamala Harris in Arizona
Barack Obama is campaigning for Kamala Harris in Tucson, Arizona, following controversy over his comments on black male voter support and sexism. His remarks aimed to encourage male voters to back a female candidate.
Harris is mobilizing prominent surrogates as the election approaches, with events planned alongside Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama in key states.
Breitbart: Early Vote Numbers in North Carolina Strong for Republicans
Early voting in North Carolina shows a significant shift toward Republicans, with an 18-point increase compared to the first day in 2020. Democratic participation has dropped from 36.9% in 2022 to 32% in 2024, while Republican turnout rose from 26.5% to 34%.
In Georgia, early voting also set new records, with over 550,000 votes cast in the first two days, surpassing the previous record of 136,000. Former Senator Kelly Loeffler emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum for Republican turnout in the upcoming election.
Fox News: College admissions officer rails against Trump supporters in social media post: 'Piece of s---'
A Gettysburg College admissions officer criticized Trump supporters on social media, accusing them of tolerating serious social issues like misogyny and xenophobia. The college stated it does not endorse her views and values diverse perspectives.
Separately, a University of Kansas instructor was placed on leave for suggesting violence against men who don't support female presidential candidates. He has since been terminated.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Leads Harris by Three Points in Georgia
A recent poll shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris by three points in Georgia, with 49% support for Trump and 46% for Harris. Gender and age gaps are notable, with Trump favored by men and older voters, while Harris leads among younger voters.
Favorability ratings reveal 52% view Trump positively, while Harris has a negative perception from 51% of respondents. The poll sampled 701 likely voters and has a margin of error of ± four percentage points.
#society
GB News: Muslim police officer faces sack over alleged links to jihadist
PC Ruby Begum, a Muslim officer known for confronting anti-lockdown protests, faces dismissal from Scotland Yard over alleged ties to a female jihadist in Syria and offensive tweets targeting Jews and mocking 9/11. The posts date back to before her police entry in 2016.
The Metropolitan Police emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy for hate speech among its officers. A misconduct hearing is set to begin on October 21.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Biden says he has good idea of how and when Israel will respond to Iranian attack
US President Joe Biden indicated that he understands Israel's planned response to Iran's recent missile attack but refrained from sharing details. He expressed optimism about potential ceasefire opportunities in Lebanon and Gaza, while emphasizing US support for Israel's defense.
Israel is finalizing its retaliatory plans against Iran, with a list of targets approved by Prime Minister Netanyahu. The US has dispatched THAAD air defense systems to Israel amid concerns that escalating tensions could lead to a broader conflict in the region.