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28 Nov 2024
#illegals
Le Monde: UK net migration falls by a fifth from all time high
UK net migration decreased to approximately 728,000 for the year ending June 2024, a 20% drop from the previous year's record high of 906,000. This decline follows significant political focus on migration during the recent general election, where Labour's victory was partly attributed to dissatisfaction with the Conservatives' handling of immigration.
The government's new measures aim to strengthen enforcement against employers violating visa rules and to address the rising number of undocumented migrants crossing the Channel. The Labour administration is committed to ensuring stricter consequences for those abusing the immigration system.
#society
GB News: Woke madness: 'Hairy man in child's bikini and tiara' spotted in swimming pool's female changing room as staff claim 'everyone's gender identity and expressions are valid'
A swimming pool in Saanich, British Columbia, has defended its policy allowing a man in a child's bikini to use female changing facilities, stating that all gender identities are valid. This has led to controversy after a mother reported her daughter encountered the individual in the women's area.
The pool's assistant manager acknowledged the handling of the initial complaint could have been better but reiterated that the facility promotes inclusivity. Critics, including JK Rowling and Martina Navratilova, have voiced concerns over women's safety in such situations, emphasizing that the protection of women and girls should take precedence.
Fox News: Alien chasers offer hints in decades-long quest to solve 'longest running murder mystery'
Cattle mutilations have perplexed ranchers and law enforcement across the U.S. for decades, with reports dating back to the 1800s. Animals are found drained of blood and missing organs, often in unnatural positions, leading to various theories, including alien involvement or human ritualistic practices.
Despite investigations, including a past FBI inquiry, no substantial leads have emerged. Ranchers continue to seek answers, with some attributing the phenomenon to a sophisticated network of humans rather than extraterrestrials. The mystery remains unresolved, prompting calls for renewed investigation.
Fox News: This Thanksgiving, there will be an empty chair at our table. Here's what fills my heart
As Thanksgiving approaches, the author reflects on the absence of his father, who passed away after a long battle with dementia. This year marks the first holiday without him, highlighting the emotional void and the importance of cherishing memories and honoring his legacy.
Despite the pain of loss, the author finds solace in the belief that his father's impact remains and that they will reunite one day. He emphasizes gratitude and the enduring hope that accompanies the holiday season, even in the face of grief.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 7 US hostages still held by Hamas terrorists as families plead for their release: 'this is urgent'
Families of American hostages held by Hamas for nearly 420 days are urging U.S. and Israeli officials to prioritize their release. They express frustration over the lack of urgency and the ongoing military operations in Gaza, which they fear endanger the hostages.
As negotiations falter, the families question Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's strategy, emphasizing the need for a focus on securing the hostages' freedom. With the upcoming holidays, they hope for a resolution that will bring their loved ones home.
#crime
The Western Journal: Alleged Shoplifter Busted After Police Check Her Social Media: 'Essentially Incriminated Herself'
A 22-year-old social media influencer, Marlena Velez, was arrested for shoplifting after police identified her through videos on her own social media accounts. She allegedly used a false barcode to steal items worth over $500 from a Target store in Florida.
Police were alerted to the theft and, after posting her image online, received tips identifying her. Investigators found videos of Velez at the store, which she had posted on TikTok, documenting her actions. She was charged with petit theft and released on bond.