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10 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Red state AGs welcome Trump crackdown on illegal immigration after four years battling Biden
Twenty Republican attorneys general are pledging support for President-elect Trump's immigration policies, criticizing the Biden administration's actions that they claim weakened border controls. They aim to restore Trump's "America First" policies, including the "Remain in Mexico" policy and the rescindment of DACA.
The coalition, led by Kansas AG Kris Kobach, asserts that Trump has the legal authority to enforce these policies, emphasizing their commitment to uphold federal immigration laws. They have successfully challenged Biden's policies in court, anticipating a return to stricter immigration enforcement under Trump's leadership.
#politics
Fox News: Trump's victory could give boost to Brazil's Bolsonaro's re-election hopes amid court ban on him running
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro, currently barred from office until 2030, sees hope in Donald Trump's election victory. Bolsonaro and his supporters are pursuing legal avenues to overturn his disqualification, believing Trump's administration could pressure President Lula's government and aid Bolsonaro's potential 2026 candidacy.
Despite Lula's allies criticizing Trump, Bolsonaro's son claims Trump's win is beneficial for democracy and global peace. Analysts suggest Bolsonaro's rising popularity and the right's prospects in Brazil could be bolstered by Trump's victory, as Lula's economic policies face increasing scrutiny.
Fox News: Trump accuses Newsom of prioritizing endangered fish species over protecting residents from wildfires
President-elect Trump has ignited controversy by blaming California's wildfires on Governor Gavin Newsom, claiming the governor prioritizes the protection of an endangered fish over the water needs of residents. Trump argues that water from northern California rivers is being diverted to protect the delta smelt, contributing to drought-like conditions in farmland.
In response, Newsom's office refuted Trump's claims, stating there is no water shortage in Southern California and attributing firefighting water supply issues to local storage and pressure problems, not a lack of water. As wildfires continue to devastate the state, firefighters are making progress in containment efforts.
Fox News: Supreme Court weighs TikTok ban Friday; national security, free speech arguments are considered
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding a U.S. law that requires TikTok to either divest from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban in the U.S. This case raises significant national security concerns against the backdrop of free speech rights for TikTok's 170 million users.
TikTok argues that the law violates First Amendment protections, while the Biden administration cites potential national security threats from Chinese control of the app. The court's expedited review comes amid political pressures, including support for TikTok from President-elect Trump and some lawmakers who argue against the ban.
#society
Fox News: Steve Guttenberg calls LA wildfires ‘great equalizer,' urges people to lean on one another
Steve Guttenberg is actively assisting first responders and residents affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, describing the situation as a "great equalizer" where wealth becomes irrelevant in the face of disaster. He has been helping clear abandoned vehicles from evacuation routes to facilitate firefighting efforts.
The wildfires have devastated the Pacific Palisades, with significant damage reported and thousands evacuated. Guttenberg expressed concern for the community, noting the emotional toll and anticipated feelings of depression among residents as they come to terms with the destruction.
GB News: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle open up their £23m mansion to friends and loved ones
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have opened their £23 million Montecito home to friends and loved ones displaced by the severe wildfires in Southern California, which have resulted in ten fatalities and destroyed over 10,000 structures. They urged locals to offer shelter and assist vulnerable neighbors.
The couple is also actively supporting relief efforts through their Archewell Foundation, collaborating with organizations like World Central Kitchen and encouraging donations to the American Red Cross. As the fires pose a risk to their own property, California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency.
Fox News: TSA reveals top unusual finds at airport security checkpoints in 2024
In 2024, the TSA highlighted several unusual items confiscated at airports, including a disassembled firearm hidden in a Lego box and marijuana concealed in a peanut butter container. Other notable finds included a vape pen in toothpaste and live snakes hidden in a passenger's pants.
The TSA reminded travelers to avoid carrying prohibited items, emphasizing that firearms should be checked and properly packed. They also provided tips for smoother security checks, including having IDs ready and following the 3-1-1 rule for liquids.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 10: Day 462 – Israel’s security concept collapsed on Oct 7. What now?
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing features a discussion on the evolution of the IDF's military strategy, particularly in light of the October 7 Hamas attack. The conversation highlights the shift from a large reservist force to a smaller standing army, and the implications of relying heavily on air power.
The episode also examines how recent conflicts have shaped IDF tactics and the lessons learned from the October 7 events, emphasizing the need for adaptation to non-state actors.
#crime
Fox News: Bourbon Street terror victims sue New Orleans as Louisiana AG investigates security lapses
Victims of the New Year's Day terrorist attack in New Orleans are filing lawsuits against the city and its police department, claiming negligence in security measures that could have prevented the tragedy. The attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, killed 14 and injured many more by driving a truck into a crowd.
Lawsuits allege that the city and contractors failed to address known vulnerabilities on Bourbon Street, despite prior warnings about potential threats. Investigations into security lapses are ongoing, with the Louisiana Attorney General reviewing the city's preparedness for large events.