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28 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Ex-acting ICE director says mass deportation possible without family separation if they're 'deported together'
Tom Homan, former acting director of ICE, stated that mass deportations could occur without separating families, as families can be deported together. He emphasized that the responsibility lies with parents who entered the U.S. illegally, creating a crisis for their children.
Homan argued that discussions of mass deportation should not be viewed as racist but as a necessary response to illegal immigration. He prioritized the removal of individuals posing public safety and national security threats.
#politics
Human Events: MARIA ESPINOZA: The death toll from illegal immigration grows by the day
The article criticizes the Biden administration for allegedly prioritizing funding for illegal immigrants over disaster relief efforts, particularly following Hurricane Helene. It claims that FEMA's operational shortcomings have left many Americans without necessary support during critical times.
The author emphasizes the rising death toll from crimes committed by illegal immigrants and argues that the government's budget priorities reflect a neglect of American citizens' needs. They call for a reassessment of funding allocations to ensure better disaster response.
The Federalist: Hageman Leaves Door Open For Wyoming Gubernatorial Run
Rep. Harriet Hageman of Wyoming has not ruled out a run for governor in 2026, emphasizing her current focus on supporting Donald Trump's election efforts. She highlighted the need for a strong governor if Vice President Kamala Harris were to win the presidency.
Hageman, who replaced Liz Cheney in Congress, has been active in legislative matters, including advocating for grizzly bear delisting and participating in investigations involving Hunter Biden. She maintains that her priority is representing Wyoming constituents.
Fox News: Pro-Harris super PAC warns against messaging that focuses too much on 'Trump fascist' label
Future Forward USA Action, a super PAC supporting Vice President Kamala Harris, advised Democratic operatives that focusing on Donald Trump's character flaws is less effective than highlighting policy differences. Their analysis suggests that positive messaging about Harris's plans resonates better with voters.
The group emphasized that while negative comments about Trump can introduce policy discussions, they should not be the sole strategy. Harris's economic messaging is presented as a stronger approach to contrast with Trump.
Forbes: Supreme Court And 2024 Election: Virginia Asks High Court To Let It Purge Voter Rolls
Virginia has requested the Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that prevents the state from purging 1,600 alleged noncitizens from its voter rolls shortly before Election Day. The Justice Department argues this action violates federal law prohibiting voter removals less than 90 days before an election.
This case is among several anticipated legal disputes regarding voting rules as Election Day approaches. The Supreme Court's decisions could significantly influence the electoral process, with various lawsuits already challenging voting practices across the country.
Fox News: Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos wants more conservatives opinion writers at paper: Report
Jeff Bezos aims to diversify the Washington Post's opinion section by adding more conservative writers, seeking to broaden its audience. This decision has sparked backlash from liberal staff and readers, leading to subscription cancellations and protests within the newsroom.
The Post has historically been critical of former President Trump and has not endorsed a candidate for the upcoming presidential election, a departure from its previous endorsements of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.
Fox News: Philadelphia is Kamala Harris’s Alamo, and the nervous Democrats here know it
In Philadelphia, public sentiment among Democrats suggests a lack of confidence in Vice President Kamala Harris's candidacy, with many expressing uncertainty about her appeal and platform. Enthusiasm appears low, raising concerns about her ability to mobilize voters against Donald Trump.
Despite these challenges, some still believe the Democrats can secure a victory, particularly in Philadelphia, where key figures like Barack Obama are campaigning for Harris. However, the overall atmosphere reflects resignation regarding the election outcome.
Fox News: Trump, Vance meet with family of Marine veteran killed off Mexican highway by suspected cartel members
Former President Donald Trump and Sen. JD Vance met with the family of Nicholas Douglas Quets, a Marine veteran killed by suspected cartel members in Mexico. The family expressed frustration over a lack of communication from the Biden administration regarding the investigation.
Vance promised the family that, if elected, they would address cartel violence and ensure justice for Quets. The family felt supported by Vance and Trump during their meetings.
#society
Fox News: 'Scared' and 'traumatized': Walz's support for trans women in Minnesota women's prison 'endangering' inmates
Inmates at Minnesota's only women's prison express fear and trauma due to the presence of transgender women, following a policy change endorsed by Governor Tim Walz. Reports indicate discomfort and harassment, with some inmates feeling intimidated to speak out.
The policy allows transgender inmates to be housed according to their gender identity, leading to concerns about safety among the female population. This situation has prompted advocacy from former inmates and staff resignations in protest.
Breitbart: Clemson U: Fraternity Accepts First Student with Down Syndrome
The Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Clemson University welcomed its first Down Syndrome student, Charlie McGee, as part of the “ClemsonLIFE program,” which supports students with intellectual disabilities. This marks a significant step in fraternity inclusion, with McGee earning the title of MVP among pledges.
Fraternity members expressed joy in McGee's acceptance, noting how he challenged stereotypes and brought positivity to their chapter. This event reflects a broader cultural shift towards representation of individuals with Down syndrome, highlighted by recent milestones in popular culture.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Falkland Islands edge closer to Argentina with 'conditions in place' for increased travel
Argentina's Foreign Minister has announced that conditions are favorable for resuming direct flights to the Falkland Islands, which have been suspended for four years. This development follows improved UK-Argentina relations under President Javier Milei, despite ongoing sovereignty disputes.
Milei has called for negotiations over the islands, asserting that Argentina will eventually reclaim them. However, some officials within his government oppose the rapprochement, arguing it benefits the UK while offering little to Argentina.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: Israel strikes Iran, plus inside Gaza’s hospitals
The episode of Battle Lines discusses Israel's retaliatory strike on Iran and explores potential Iranian responses. It also features an interview with Karin Huster from Médecins Sans Frontières, providing insights into the situation in northern Gaza amid the ongoing siege.
#crime
Le Monde: Kenyan court finds two men guilty of murdering Olympian runner
Two Kenyan men were convicted of murdering Ugandan Olympic runner Benjamin Kiplagat, who was found stabbed to death on December 31, 2023. The Eldoret High Court found them guilty based on CCTV and scientific evidence linking them to the crime scene.
The men, aged 30 and 25, denied involvement and will be sentenced on November 4. Kiplagat had a notable athletic career, representing Uganda in various international competitions.