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#illegals
Forbes: Why Florida’s New Immigration Crackdown Could Be A Blueprint For Trump
Florida's SB1718, mandating E-Verify for businesses with 25 or more employees, aimed to curb undocumented labor. Despite initial fears of economic fallout, Florida's GDP surged by 9.2% in 2023, suggesting the law's impact may be manageable for small businesses.
The law primarily affects larger employers, with most small businesses exempt. While some sectors express concern, many business owners report minimal disruption. As the Trump administration prepares to address immigration, Florida's experience could shape national policy and its effects on small businesses.
#politics
GB News: Neil McCabe: Donald Trump faces 'big problems' in setting out his agenda
Neil McCabe warns that Donald Trump will face significant challenges in the Senate if he returns to the presidency. He suggests that the real threat will come not from the disorganized Democrats but from factions within Trump's own Republican Party.
GB News: Shock poll sees Reform GROW lead over the Tories in Wales with Farage leading the charge
Reform UK has gained a three-point lead over the Conservatives in Wales, polling at 21% compared to the Tories at 18% and Plaid Cymru at 13%. Labour's support has dropped to 33%, attributed to dissatisfaction with Keir Starmer's leadership.
Despite this surge, Reform is projected to win only one seat under the current electoral system. Farage has called for protests against Labour's policies, particularly regarding rural tax hikes, while Welsh Conservatives aim to reposition themselves as the true anti-establishment party.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Orban invites Netanyahu on state visit in defiance of ICC arrest warrant
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a state visit, disregarding an ICC arrest warrant against him. Orban criticized the ICC ruling as a political move that undermines international law and could exacerbate the Israel-Hamas conflict.
This invitation highlights a divide among European nations, as Italy and the Netherlands have pledged to arrest Netanyahu if he visits. Orban emphasized Hungary's commitment to ensuring Netanyahu's safety during his visit, asserting that the ICC's decision will not affect their bilateral relations.
#culture
GB News: Christmas offer: Get FREE GB News Christmas Baubles when you subscribe to GBN membership
GB News is promoting its Christmas season by offering viewers a chance to receive a free set of two GBN Christmas Baubles with a membership subscription. The baubles, one red and one blue, are made from shatterproof plastic and feature the GB News logo.
The membership, available until December 31, provides access to exclusive content, polls, and discounts. VIP members enjoy additional benefits, including invitations to exclusive events and early updates.
#crime
Fox News: MSNBC headline saying 'Laken Riley's killer never stood a chance' sparks backlash: 'Absolutely sickening'
MSNBC faced backlash for a headline stating "Laken Riley’s killer never stood a chance," which many interpreted as sympathetic to convicted murderer Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal immigrant. Critics emphasized that the focus should have been on Riley, the victim, rather than Ibarra.
Prominent figures on social media condemned the framing, arguing it portrayed Ibarra as a victim while neglecting the tragedy of Riley's death. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions regarding media coverage of crime, immigration, and victimhood.
#sports
The Western Journal: Netflix Slapped with $50M Class-Action Lawsuit as Paul vs. Tyson Disaster Gets Worse
Netflix faces a $50 million class-action lawsuit after technical issues marred the highly anticipated Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, leaving many viewers unable to watch. The lawsuit claims that over 100,000 complaints were filed by frustrated subscribers.
The suit, initiated by Florida resident Ronald "Blue" Denton, seeks unspecified damages for those affected by the streaming failures, which included glitches and buffering. Netflix acknowledged the issues but maintains that the event was a success.