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29 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: Texas Considers Plan That Could Significantly Speed Up Trump Admin Deportations: Report
Texas is considering a plan to expedite deportations of illegal immigrants, potentially bypassing sanctuary cities. The proposal, linked to the "Jocelyn Initiative," aims to direct newly arrived individuals to Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities instead of sanctuary cities, enhancing the speed of processing.
Governor Greg Abbott has yet to approve the plan, but it aligns with President-elect Trump's immigration policies. Democratic officials in sanctuary cities have expressed resistance to mass deportations, complicating the situation further.
#politics
The Federalist: 40 Things To Be Grateful For After Trump’s Historic Win
The recent election results have provided a sense of gratitude among conservatives, highlighting a coalition of voters who have stood against leftist policies. Key takeaways include a rejection of identity politics, a resurgence of meritocracy, and a shift in political dynamics favoring conservative ideals.
As the political landscape evolves, there is optimism for a return to traditional values and governance, with expectations for changes in foreign policy and a focus on national interests. The sentiment reflects a belief that the American nation can be reclaimed and that future generations will benefit from these developments.
Human Events: DAVE STANN: Trump’s victory is a cautiously optimistic sign for crypto
The cryptocurrency community is optimistic about a potential Trump victory in the 2024 election, anticipating a strategic bitcoin reserve and the appointment of a “crypto czar” to create a favorable regulatory environment. The resignation of SEC chair Gary Gensler is seen as a turning point, potentially ending the SEC's aggressive stance on crypto.
However, concerns remain about hidden agendas within a Trump administration that could undermine crypto's decentralized ethos. The risk of increased surveillance and the normalization of digital control measures, along with the complexities surrounding stablecoins and CBDCs, necessitate vigilance to protect individual freedoms and ensure a beneficial future for the crypto industry.
#society
GB News: Parking charges to be hiked in major district as free measures get axed - 'Out of your mind!'
Southampton City Council is proposing new parking charges that will eliminate the current two hours of free parking. The new scheme aims to manage vehicle demand, increase visitor turnover, and cover operational costs, with charges starting at 50p.
The consultation period for the changes lasts 21 days, after which the council will review feedback before making a final decision. Residents have expressed strong opposition, arguing that the new fees could harm local businesses and discourage shopping in the area.
The Western Journal: Employees Across 20 Countries Aim to 'Make Amazon Pay' by Dealing the Company a Black Friday Blow
Amazon employees in over 20 countries plan strikes during the crucial Black Friday to Cyber Monday shopping period as part of the "Make Amazon Pay" campaign. This effort, organized by UNI Global Union and Progressive International, aims to address labor abuses and environmental concerns.
The strikes target Amazon's operations globally, including in the U.S., Germany, and India, and coincide with a peak shopping time for the company, which accounted for 18% of Black Friday sales in 2023. Amazon asserts it offers competitive pay and benefits, dismissing union claims as misleading.
The Telegraph: Spain’s Left-wing government approves four days of ‘paid climate leave’ per year
Spain's Left-wing government has implemented a paid climate leave policy following devastating flash flooding in Valencia that resulted in at least 222 deaths. Workers will be entitled to four days off annually with full pay for extreme weather events.
Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz emphasized the reform aims to provide clarity for businesses and employees regarding climate-related incidents, ensuring no worker faces undue risk.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The Fighting Goes On Despite Fake Hezbollah Ceasefire
The Israeli Air Force conducted strikes against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, targeting a portable rocket launcher after detecting terrorist activity. Despite a ceasefire agreement, the IDF remains vigilant against violations, as past ceasefires have often been exploited by terrorists to regroup.
The ongoing conflict suggests that the ceasefire may only serve as a temporary pause in hostilities, with the potential for renewed fighting looming. President Biden's assertion of a permanent cessation of hostilities is met with skepticism, as it appears to benefit Hezbollah's operational capabilities.
Times Of Israel: Jihadists, Turkish-backed allies enter Aleppo in lightning assault on Syrian regime
Jihadists and their Turkish-backed allies have launched a major offensive in Aleppo, Syria, resulting in over 255 deaths, including 24 civilians. The fighting marks a significant territorial loss for the Iranian- and Russian-backed government, with jihadists capturing more than 50 towns and villages.
As the conflict escalates, international players like Russia and Iran express support for the Syrian government. The ongoing violence has displaced over 14,000 people, raising concerns about humanitarian impacts and the potential for increased fuel prices due to blocked supply routes.
#culture
Fox News: 10 whimsical winter reads to get you in the holiday spirit
A selection of festive books perfect for the holiday season includes classics like "A Christmas Carol" and new releases such as "The Holiday Honeymoon Switch" and "Window Shopping." These titles offer a mix of romance, holiday themes, and enchanting stories to get readers in the spirit.
Other notable mentions are "Christmas at Hogwarts," "Lovelight Farms," and "The Christmas Fix," among others. Each book provides a unique take on holiday experiences, making them ideal reads as the season approaches.
The Federalist: Making American Great Again Requires All Of Us
The 2024 presidential election presents an opportunity for a cultural revival in America, emphasizing the need for individuals to contribute to greatness through personal and artistic endeavors. The call to action is for creators to produce meaningful art and for benefactors to invest in these efforts, fostering a new cultural landscape.
This movement aims to counteract the prevailing leftist ideology in art and culture, advocating for a collective effort to build a more beautiful and virtuous society. By investing in great art, America can aspire to a new Golden Age, transforming the current cultural climate into one of achievement and beauty.
#education
The Federalist: Parents Across America Are Flocking To Classical Education
The rise of classical education schools is notable, with increasing enrollment and demand despite skepticism from some educators. Networks like Valor Education in Texas and Alberta Classical Academy in Canada have seen significant interest, attracting students with a rigorous curriculum that emphasizes classical literature, languages, and arts.
Parents are actively choosing these schools, indicating a shift away from progressive educational models. The success of classical education challenges the dominance of leftist theories in schooling, as more families seek traditional curricula that celebrate Western civilization and high academic standards.
#other
Le Monde: How the petrochemical lobby is stalling global treaty negotiations on plastic pollution
At the INC-5 negotiations in Busan, South Korea, a significant presence of fossil fuel and chemical industry lobbyists has raised concerns among environmental advocates. With more lobbyists than EU representatives, critics argue this could undermine efforts to establish a global treaty against plastic pollution.
As discussions stall on plastic production reduction, the projected increase in production could reach 1 billion metric tons by 2050. A coalition of countries, led by the EU, continues to push for a treaty with reduction targets amidst growing skepticism about the influence of industry representatives.