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24 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Nearly 1 million migrants staying 'indefinitely'
A House Judiciary Committee report claims nearly 1 million illegal immigrants can remain in the U.S. indefinitely due to administrative actions by the Biden-Harris Administration, which has led to a backlog in immigration cases. The report criticizes this as a form of "quiet amnesty."
In the political arena, Vice President Kamala Harris continues to face scrutiny over her comments comparing Trump to Hitler, while early voting trends show significant participation ahead of the 2024 election. Key battleground states remain competitive as candidates vie for electoral votes.
#politics
The Western Journal: Clinton Humiliates Kamala Again - Nothing She Can Do as Crowd Looks On
During a campaign event in Arizona, Bill Clinton commented on Vice President Kamala Harris's vulnerabilities, suggesting that her public perception is tied to President Biden's approval. He also referenced a case involving an immigrant, linking it to the need for better vetting.
Clinton's remarks stirred controversy, especially as he campaigned for Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego against Republican Kari Lake. Lake responded by highlighting Clinton's comments about her appearance, framing them in a humorous light.
Breitbart: Harris Opposed Anti-Gang Measure a Majority of Californians Supported
In 2000, Kamala Harris opposed California's Proposition 21, which aimed to toughen laws on juvenile offenders and gang-related crimes, despite it passing with 62% support. She criticized the measure for allegedly increasing youth incarceration.
Harris later ran for district attorney in 2003, positioning herself against the proposition, arguing it unjustly impacted young people. The law altered how juvenile offenders were treated, including trying more in adult court and increasing penalties for gang-related crimes.
Breitbart: North Korea Drops Propaganda Leaflets on Seoul, Reversing Longtime South Korean Practice
North Korean propaganda leaflets disparaging South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and First Lady Kim Keon Hee were found in Seoul, carried by balloons. This marks the first time in years that North Korea has sent such leaflets, in response to South Korean propaganda efforts.
Experts view this as a psychological tactic amid deteriorating relations, with North Korea aiming to provoke public resentment and distract from its own issues. The campaign reflects escalating psychological operations reminiscent of Cold War tactics.
#society
Fox News: Haitian migrants overwhelming small Indiana town: ‘It’s just overrun’
Residents of Logansport, Indiana, report that an influx of Haitian migrants has strained local services, with the population increasing by 20%-30% since 2021. Schools have seen a significant rise in Haitian students, leading to concerns about resource allocation and community safety.
The mayor is seeking state and federal assistance to manage the challenges posed by the growing population, reflecting similar issues faced by other small towns across the U.S. Immigration has become a significant political topic ahead of the 2024 election.
#military
Fox News: Massive fire breaks out at US Army warehouse in South Korea
A significant fire occurred at a U.S. Army storage center in Busan, South Korea, on Thursday evening. The blaze, reported shortly after 6:30 p.m., was in a warehouse undergoing renovations and was not occupied at the time.
Firefighters managed to control the flames by 10:45 p.m., but hot spots remained. The cause of the fire is still undetermined due to safety concerns regarding the building's structure.
#health
Fox News: Matthew Perry's 'incredibly shocking' death was 'shattering' for stepfather Keith Morrison
Matthew Perry died on October 28, 2023, from a ketamine overdose, with contributing factors including drowning and coronary artery disease. His stepfather described the death as "incredibly shocking" and emphasized the family's commitment to raising awareness about addiction through the Matthew Perry Foundation.
Perry's assistant, who administered multiple ketamine injections without medical training, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute ketamine, which led to Perry's death. Several others have also been charged in connection with the case, including individuals involved in the distribution of the drug.
#other
GB News: Police chiefs issue warning as UK faces mass shortage of firearms officers
Police forces in England and Wales are experiencing a shortage of firearms officers, with all 43 forces reporting vacancies. This issue has been exacerbated by a toxic culture in firearms units and concerns over legal protections for officers involved in shootings.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has proposed measures to address these challenges, including a presumption of anonymity for officers during trials and raising the threshold for prosecutions. These changes will be included in the upcoming Crime and Policing Bill.