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15 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: DeSantis Rolls Out Blueprint To Fast-Track Deportation Operations
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced legislative proposals aimed at expediting deportations of illegal aliens under a potential Trump administration. The measures include criminalizing illegal entry, expanding definitions of gang activities, and repealing in-state tuition for undocumented students.
DeSantis also proposed enhancing participation in the 287(g) deportation program and implementing stricter voter registration requirements for U.S. citizens. Despite pushback from state Republican leaders on a special session, DeSantis emphasized the urgency for action on immigration reform.
The Telegraph: Immigrants must prove they have lived ‘honest life’ to gain Swedish citizenship
Sweden's government is tightening citizenship rules for immigrants, requiring proof of an "honest life" and an eight-year residency instead of five. Applicants must show no criminal record and financial self-sufficiency, reflecting a shift towards stricter immigration policies.
Cultural acceptance of Swedish values is also emphasized, with the government stating that those who do not agree with these principles should not seek citizenship. These changes are set to take effect in June 2026, pending parliamentary approval.
#politics
Breitbart: Netflix Signals No Change in 'Woke' Brand as Hollywood & Tech World Drops DEI Obsession for 2nd Trump Term
Netflix plans to premiere a documentary on Meghan Markle following President Trump’s reelection, maintaining its left-leaning stance. Unlike Meta and Amazon, which adjusted their corporate strategies, Netflix continues to invest in DEI programs and collaborate with the Obamas.
Despite Trump’s significant support, Netflix's leadership appears hesitant to embrace content favorable to him. The company’s commitment to diversity and inclusion remains strong, with a $100 million investment aimed at supporting underrepresented communities in the entertainment industry.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Bondi's Masterclass
President Biden has released a farewell letter, expressing that serving the nation has been a privilege. Meanwhile, CIA nominee John Ratcliffe highlighted the challenging security environment the U.S. faces during his confirmation hearing.
Attorney General nominee Pam Bondi defended her stance against questioning from Senator Whitehouse regarding the role of prosecutors. As the Trump transition continues, various nominees are experiencing confirmation delays, and Biden's approval ratings remain low.
Breitbart: California Pastor Blames ‘Woke, Stupid Dem Projects’ for L.A. Fires Mismanagement
Pastor Jack Hibbs has called for a change in California's leadership, blaming the state's Democrat supermajority for high taxes, poor infrastructure, and mismanagement of wildfires. He criticized officials for prioritizing "woke" projects over essential services and urged residents to demand accountability.
Hibbs highlighted the state's struggles, including recent wildfires, as evidence of government failure. He accused state leaders, including Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, of neglecting their responsibilities and misusing taxpayer funds. He urged Californians to recognize the consequences of one-party control and seek new leadership.
The Mirror: Labour minister jeered as he's confronted over WASPI 'betrayal'
A Labour minister faced backlash for defending the government's refusal to compensate women affected by state pension age changes. He argued that a tailored compensation scheme was not viable and emphasized that the NHS's condition was a greater betrayal of older generations.
Critics accused the government of deceit and betrayal, highlighting the financial hardships faced by women who were not adequately informed about the pension changes. Campaigners continue to advocate for justice, claiming many lost out on significant pension payments due to the lack of communication.
Breitbart: Watch: John Ratcliffe Confirmation Hearing for Director of CIA
John Ratcliffe is testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee for his confirmation as director of the CIA on January 15. Previously, he served as Director of National Intelligence under President Trump.
This week features multiple hearings for Trump's cabinet nominees ahead of the inauguration on January 20, with several others scheduled to testify.
The Mirror: Woman allegedly 'spiked' in Parliament bar as police launch investigation
A female parliamentary researcher reported that her drink was allegedly spiked in Stranger's bar, a venue frequented by MPs and staff. The incident, which occurred on January 7, is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police, with no arrests made yet.
Concerns about safety and drinking culture in Parliament have been raised previously, highlighted by past incidents of misconduct. The government has initiated measures to combat drink spiking, including training staff and making spiking a specific offense.
The Western Journal: The Claws Are Out: Jill Biden Goes Public with Her Feelings About Nancy Pelosi
First Lady Jill Biden expressed disappointment with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats regarding their treatment of President Joe Biden, revealing a rift in long-standing relationships. In an interview, she reflected on the challenges faced during her husband's presidency and the dynamics within the party.
Biden's comments suggest a growing disillusionment with the Democratic Party, which she feels has strayed from its ideals. This sentiment underscores a perception that the party has become elitist and disconnected from the working class, raising concerns about its future direction.
#society
GB News: Racial abuse by football fans towards 15-year-old labelled as 'banter' by judge
A judge in Britain has faced backlash for dismissing racist abuse at a football match as "banter." Judge Mark Bury refused to impose a banning order on a fan who racially abused a 15-year-old, stating that the incident was not serious enough to warrant such action.
The ruling has drawn strong condemnation from law enforcement and anti-discrimination groups, who argue that characterizing racial abuse as banter is unacceptable and undermines efforts to combat racism in sports. They emphasize the need for better education on the impact of racism within the justice system.
Fox News: Actor Denis Leary tells 'The View' LA fire department 'understaffed,' gets budget cut further every year
Denis Leary highlighted the ongoing budget cuts and understaffing issues faced by the Los Angeles Fire Department during an appearance on "The View." He noted that fire departments nationwide, including LA, are often the first to experience funding reductions, leading to increased requests for support from his foundation.
LA Fire Chief Kristen Crowley echoed these concerns, stating that significant budget cuts have created "unprecedented operational challenges." Leary also addressed the issue of fire hydrants running dry, emphasizing that even if they functioned, the extreme conditions of wildfires would still pose a major threat.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump says he’ll use Gaza ceasefire’s momentum to expand Abraham Accords
President-elect Donald Trump aims to leverage the recent Gaza ceasefire to advance the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations during his first term. He expressed satisfaction over the return of American and Israeli hostages and emphasized the need to prevent Gaza from becoming a terrorist haven.
While the Biden administration sought to include Saudi Arabia in normalization efforts, these initiatives were halted due to the ongoing conflict. Saudi officials maintain that any normalization hinges on a credible path to a Palestinian state, leaving the future of such agreements uncertain.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Looks to Further Abraham Accords After Ceasefire
President-elect Donald Trump plans to advance the Abraham Accord agreements following a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. He expressed optimism about the return of American and Israeli hostages and aims to prevent Gaza from becoming a terrorist haven again.
Trump emphasized his administration's commitment to peace and security in the region, highlighting the potential for further successes once he assumes office. He aims to build on the momentum of the ceasefire and expand the historic accords.
#economy
The Mirror: 5 times Tories wrecked the economy as attack on Rachel Reeves backfires
Kemi Badenoch criticized Labour's economic leadership during PMQs, but faced backlash regarding the Conservatives' own 14-year economic record. Rachel Reeves highlighted a £22 billion black hole in public finances inherited from the Tories, alongside rising debt and tax burdens.
The discussion also touched on the aftermath of Liz Truss's brief premiership and the impact of Brexit on the economy, with claims of reduced productivity and trade. Labour's new government aims to address these issues, including investigating Covid-related fraud.
#crime
The Western Journal: Sheriff Vows Retribution After 8-Year-Old Is Mauled to Death at Entrance to His Neighborhood
An 8-year-old boy in DeLand, Florida, was killed by two dogs while riding his bicycle. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood condemned the incident as "horrific" and vowed to hold the dogs' owner, Amanda Franco, accountable. The dogs have been confiscated and are in quarantine.
Chitwood described the boy's injuries as devastating and stated that the dogs had previously terrorized the neighborhood. He expressed condolences to the family and emphasized the need for justice in this tragic case.
#other
Forbes: Brightline Raising $2.5 Billion Of Private Funds For Vegas-To-L.A. Bullet Train
Brightline plans to launch high-speed train service between Las Vegas and Los Angeles by December 2028, raising $2.5 billion from private investors and securing a $3 billion federal grant. The project aims to connect the two cities with electric bullet trains operating at speeds up to 200 mph.
Construction is set to begin in 2024, with the route expected to take about two hours. The project is significantly cheaper than California's high-speed rail initiative and will primarily run along Interstate 15. Brightline anticipates 8.6 million passengers and $1.4 billion in revenue by 2031.