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#illegals
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Speaks Out After Being Selected as Trump's Border Czar: 'I Don't Care What People Think About Me'
Former Acting ICE Director Tom Homan has been appointed as Trump's "border czar" to address border security issues that arose during the Biden administration. Homan aims to implement a large-scale deportation operation and has expressed his commitment to fixing what he calls a national security crisis.
Homan emphasized his experience and readiness to tackle the challenges at the border, stating that he has the support of many retired agents eager to assist. He also called out Democratic governors who oppose Trump's policies, insisting that they either support the efforts or step aside.
#politics
Fox News: Border Patrol agents' morale soars after Trump’s re-election: 'Through the roof'
Morale among Border Patrol agents has surged following Donald Trump's election victory, with many reconsidering retirement plans. Union President Paul Perez noted agents are excited about the potential return of policies like "Remain in Mexico" that could enhance border security.
Agents are optimistic about Trump's approach to immigration, contrasting it with the Biden administration's policies. They believe Trump's presidency will improve recruitment and job satisfaction, as agents anticipate a stronger stance against illegal immigration and support for victims of related crimes.
The Western Journal: The NFL Punished 49ers Star for Wearing MAGA Hat, So He Doubled Down on His Trump Support During Game
Nick Bosa of the San Francisco 49ers has stirred controversy by publicly supporting Donald Trump, including wearing a MAGA hat during a post-game interview, which led to a fine from the NFL. Despite backlash, he continued to express his support during a recent game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Bosa's celebration of Trump's victory included mimicking the former president's dance moves, joined by teammates of diverse backgrounds. The 49ers are set to face the Seattle Seahawks next, where they may encounter heightened criticism in a politically liberal area.
Liberty Nation News: Donald Trump Is Energetic During Transition - Liberty Nation News
As Inauguration Day approaches, President-elect Donald Trump is preparing for a significant transition, meeting with President Joe Biden to discuss key issues, including the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump has begun appointing key positions in his administration, including Susie Wiles as chief of staff and Tom Homan as "border czar."
On his first day in office, Trump plans to focus on border security, deportations, and education reforms, including cutting federal funding for schools promoting critical race theory. He aims to implement a robust agenda aimed at reshaping the country quickly.
The Western Journal: Biden vs. Sand: Joe's Decline Appears to Be Getting Worse as Beach Walk with Jill Goes Wrong
A recent video of President Joe Biden struggling to walk on the sand at Rehoboth Beach has gone viral, prompting criticism of both his physical condition and the lack of support from First Lady Jill Biden. Observers noted her minimal assistance as he stumbled, raising concerns about elder abuse.
Commentators expressed disappointment in Jill Biden's apparent indifference, with many questioning her character for not providing more help. The incident has sparked discussions about Biden's presidency and the treatment he has received from both allies and opponents.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet: Here’s Who He’s Picked For Top Jobs—As Stephen Miller Chosen For White House Role
President-elect Donald Trump has begun appointing key positions for his upcoming administration, including a United Nations ambassador and a White House chief of staff. Notable selections include Tom Homan as border czar and Stephen Miller expected as Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy.
Trump is also considering various candidates for other cabinet roles, including Attorney General and Treasury Secretary, while shaping his second-term agenda with the assistance of right-wing groups and key allies.
Fox News: Federal employees feeling ‘dread,’ experiencing ‘PTSD’ over Trump return to the White House: Report
Federal employees are expressing anxiety and fear over the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House, citing concerns about mass firings and the reinstatement of Schedule F, which would allow the administration to remove federal workers deemed "disloyal." Reports indicate a pervasive sense of dread among federal workers.
Former Trump appointee Ronald Sanders noted that Schedule F could be used to enforce loyalty to the administration. Employees from various agencies have voiced their apprehensions, with some describing their experiences as akin to "PTSD" from the first Trump administration.
#society
The Telegraph: Haiti warlord ‘Barbecue’ calls for uprising after PM ousted
Haiti's most powerful warlord, Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier, has called for increased gang violence following the interim government's dismissal of Prime Minister Garry Conille. Cherizier, leader of the Vivre Ensemble gang alliance, urged residents to stay home to avoid bloodshed.
He stated that the gang's role in monitoring the political situation is over and emphasized the need for gangs to take control of the country's future. Cherizier is under UN and US sanctions for alleged human rights abuses.
The Telegraph: This is our last chance to back Ukraine for real
Concerns are growing about the Biden administration's support for Ukraine, as critics argue it is insufficient and hampered by fears of escalating conflict with Russia. Many believe Trump could adopt a stronger stance, but his potential administration may not prioritize experienced advisors on the issue.
In Amsterdam, anti-Semitic incidents linked to football riots have raised alarms about the safety of Jewish fans, with reports of taxi drivers using WhatsApp to target them. Meanwhile, Aberdeen Archives is renaming artworks deemed offensive, prompting debates on artistic integrity and the implications of altering original titles.
Fox News: New 'Floridian' Amtrak train heads to Miami from Chicago in 47-hour journey
Amtrak has launched a new temporary route, the Floridian, connecting Chicago and Miami. The journey takes approximately 47 hours with multiple stops, and is a revival of a service that existed from 1971 to 1979. The route is in place due to upcoming tunnel rehabilitation in New York.
Reactions to the trip's length have been mixed, with some users expressing frustration over the duration compared to historical travel times. However, others have shown excitement about the new service, which offers an alternative to air travel. Ticket prices start at around $110 for coach.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: At Riyadh summit, Saudi crown prince backs Iran, accuses Israel of genocide
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged Israel to respect Iran's sovereignty and condemned its actions against Palestinians at a recent summit of Arab and Muslim leaders. He accused Israel of genocide and emphasized the need for international pressure to protect Iran's territory.
The summit reflects a shift in Saudi Arabia's stance, distancing itself from U.S. normalization efforts with Israel while strengthening ties with Iran. This diplomatic pivot comes amid ongoing conflict in Gaza and rising tensions in the region.
The Telegraph: Donald Trump is about to send the UN into meltdown
In the aftermath of Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, anti-Jewish sentiments have surfaced prominently, particularly on Ivy League campuses. New York Republican Elise Stefanik has highlighted this issue during House hearings, questioning university leaders on their responses to calls for genocide against Jews, revealing a troubling moral ambiguity.
Stefanik has been appointed by Donald Trump as the US ambassador to the UN, an organization often criticized for its bias against Israel. Her track record suggests she will challenge anti-Israel rhetoric and hold accountable those who justify violence against Jews, despite her controversial political history.
#military
Fox News: Prince Harry pays tribute to ‘my fellow veterans’ after missing royal family reunion at Remembrance Day
Prince Harry honored veterans on Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, expressing gratitude for their service and sacrifices. He emphasized the importance of unity and purpose in facing global challenges and encouraged communities to support veterans even after they leave military service.
Harry, a veteran himself, founded the Invictus Games and received the Pat Tillman Award for his contributions. He also reached out to bereaved military children, sharing his understanding of loss and the strength found in community support.
#crime
The Telegraph: Calls to bring in Italian army to tackle surge in mafia-linked teenage murders in Naples
Prosecutors in Naples are calling for the deployment of the Italian army to address a surge in mafia-related teenage murders. The city has seen multiple killings linked to the Camorra, with victims often being young and involved in drug turf wars.
Emilia Galante Sorrentino, a juvenile tribunal prosecutor, emphasized the urgent need for military intervention, citing a cultural shift among youth towards criminality and violence. The situation has led to fears that the city is increasingly under the control of organized crime.
#science
The Economist: There’s lots of gold in urban waste dumps
Urban waste dumps may contain gold deposits that are 15 times richer than natural sources, presenting a potentially lucrative opportunity for gold extraction. Traditional mining methods are resource-intensive and environmentally damaging, making urban mining an attractive alternative.
As technology advances, the potential for urban mining grows, possibly reshaping the gold industry. This shift could lead to more sustainable practices while tapping into an overlooked resource.