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22 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: PHOTOS: ICE Arrests Two Illegals Charged with Child Rape in MA
Three illegal immigrants in Massachusetts have been arrested for serious crimes against children, including rape. The suspects include Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz from Guatemala, Billy Erney Buitrago-Bustos from Colombia, and Alexandre Romao De Oliveira from Brazil, each facing multiple charges.
The arrests come amid ongoing debates about immigration enforcement, particularly with the incoming Trump administration's plans for stricter border security. ICE has emphasized the importance of cooperation with local authorities regarding immigration detainers.
Breitbart: LA City Councilman Soto-Martínez: We Will Not Enforce Trump's 'Deportation Machine'
Los Angeles City Councilman Hugo Soto-Martínez announced that the city has passed a sanctuary city ordinance, which prohibits the use of city resources to enforce federal immigration policies under President-elect Donald Trump. He emphasized the importance of protecting immigrant families and fostering a sense of safety.
Soto-Martínez shared his personal connection to the immigrant experience, highlighting that most undocumented individuals contribute positively to society. He aims to shield these residents from potential deportation fears and divisive political tactics.
#politics
Breitbart: NBC's Dilanian: Mayorkas, Wray Are Ducking Public Testimony Because 'They Get Grilled', It's 'Unpleasant for Them'
FBI Director Christopher Wray and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas did not testify before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, marking the first such absence in over 15 years. NBC's Ken Dilanian noted this decision came just days before the planned hearing, citing the unpleasant nature of congressional questioning.
Dilanian emphasized the missed opportunity for transparency regarding national threats, as both officials have faced criticism and even threats following previous hearings. The FBI stated they have shared information publicly over the past year, but this absence raises concerns about accountability.
Le Monde: 'French-German dialogue is needed now more than ever'
France and Germany have maintained a productive partnership for over 60 years, crucial for European progress. However, recent domestic political instability has weakened this dialogue, which is now essential due to increasing geopolitical threats and challenges like climate change and digitalization.
The two nations must unite to address these issues, drawing on past compromises during crises like the financial downturn and COVID-19. They emphasize the importance of a digital euro and adherence to European fiscal rules to ensure stability and autonomy in the face of future challenges.
#society
Breitbart: Trans Montana Lawmaker: 'We're Every Bit as Biologically Female as Cis Women'
Montana Rep. Zooey Zephyr, a transgender lawmaker, asserts that transgender women are "every bit as 'biologically female'" as cisgender women. This statement follows House Speaker Mike Johnson's announcement that single-sex facilities in Congress are reserved for individuals of their biological sex.
Zephyr, who was banned from the Montana House for controversial comments but was recently reelected, faces criticism from both conservative voices and some within the transgender community regarding her views on gender identity and women's spaces.
#economy
GB News: Ofgem confirms energy price cap to rise to £1,7308 a year as bills to be '50% higher than pre-crisis levels'
Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap will rise to £1,738 annually from January to March 2025, marking an increase of £21 or 1.2%. This follows a previous hike in October and continues a trend of rising energy costs linked to wholesale market pressures and geopolitical events.
Campaigners are calling for more government action to address fuel poverty, as many households face energy bills significantly higher than pre-crisis levels. With winter approaching, the need for targeted support is emphasized, especially as the average household has already incurred extra costs due to market volatility.
The Telegraph: Energy price cap rises as Starmer pulls winter fuel payments
Household energy bills in the UK will increase by £21 starting January 1, raising the price cap to £1,738 for typical dual-fuel households. This comes amid rising global gas prices and cuts to winter fuel payments, potentially pushing 100,000 pensioners into fuel poverty.
The decision to limit winter fuel allowances affects around 10 million households, intensifying scrutiny on Labour. Analysts suggest that while prices may stabilize, they will remain above historic averages, with potential minor drops expected in 2025.