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25 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Federalist: Reviving Trump’s ‘Remain In Mexico’ Policy Will Cut Border Chaos
The "Remain in Mexico" policy, implemented during the Trump administration, significantly reduced illegal border crossings by requiring migrants to wait in Mexico while their U.S. asylum claims were processed. Many migrants, like Veronica Tejeda and Gaixania Reyes, expressed disappointment upon realizing they would not gain entry into the U.S. as expected.
The policy's deterrent effect was evident, as many migrants chose to return home rather than wait in Mexico for court hearings. Activists opposing the policy recognized its effectiveness and sought to dismantle it, leading to its repeal under the Biden administration. With Trump’s potential revival of the policy, a decrease in border crossings may be anticipated.
Fox News: Federal judge dismisses cases of Jordanian men accused of attempted breach of Quantico gate in box truck
Two Jordanian men charged with unlawfully entering Marine Corps Base Quantico in May had their cases dismissed by U.S. Magistrate Judge William Porter. The dismissal, filed by U.S. attorneys, was made "without prejudice," and the reasons remain unclear.
The incident raised concerns about border security, particularly regarding the immigration status of the individuals involved. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin criticized the Biden administration for its handling of the situation and the broader issue of border security.
#politics
GB News: Labour is 'continuing with Conservative policies' on benefits reform, says Shadow Minister
Labour's proposed changes to the benefits system have faced backlash from Tory MP Helen Whately, who labeled the government's stance as "anti-business." She argues that these reforms are merely a continuation of those initiated by the previous Conservative administration.
GB News: Keir Starmer issued damning verdict as millions sign General Election petition
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces public discontent as over two million Britons sign a petition demanding another General Election, citing unfulfilled promises from Labour's recent victory. Analysts suggest his messaging has failed to resonate, leading to declining popularity.
Concerns grow among Labour MPs in marginal seats as Starmer's leadership is perceived as falling short of expectations. The petition's success may prompt parliamentary debate, but it remains uncertain if Starmer will heed the call for a new election.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read mistrial puts cops in tough spot, opens door for accused killer of boyfriend officer to walk free
Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe died from blunt force trauma and hypothermia in January 2022. His girlfriend, Karen Read, was accused of running him over after a drunken fight, but her trial ended in a hung jury. A second trial is set for January 27, with discussions about possible delays.
Read claims she was framed by law enforcement, while prosecutors maintain she left O'Keefe to die. The case's complexities include potentially damaging testimony from a state trooper and the possibility of a plea deal or dismissal. A special prosecutor has been appointed to ensure a fair trial.
#sports
GB News: Floyd Mayweather makes feelings clear on Jake Paul after controversial boxing win over Mike Tyson
Floyd Mayweather expressed skepticism about Jake Paul's boxing abilities following his recent win over Mike Tyson. Mayweather believes Paul will face significant challenges when he competes against a "real fighter," emphasizing that while Paul is entertaining and profitable, he would struggle against top-tier opponents like Canelo Alvarez.
Paul's business manager suggested that a fight against Conor McGregor could generate substantial global interest, comparing it to the attention garnered by the Paul-Tyson match. He anticipates that Paul will aim for multiple fights in 2025 as he pursues his goal of becoming a world champion.