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8 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Federal Judge Tosses Biden Attempt to Legalize Illegal Immigrant Spouses
A federal judge has ruled against the Biden administration's "Keeping Families Together" program, which aimed to legalize hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants married to U.S. citizens. The judge found the program exceeded Biden's executive authority, marking a setback for the administration.
America First Legal, part of the coalition that challenged the program, celebrated the ruling as a victory against what they termed a mass amnesty effort. They argued that the program would have significantly altered the immigration landscape in the U.S.
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders America: Migrants Scramble After Trump Win - Liberty Nation News
Following Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election, many immigrants are rushing to enter the U.S. before potential policy changes. A caravan of about 3,000 migrants is traveling from Mexico, with fears of stricter immigration enforcement under Trump prompting some to turn back.
Trump plans to reinstate policies like "Remain in Mexico" and Title 42, end catch-and-release, and ramp up deportations. His administration may also impose travel bans on certain countries. Despite fears, many migrants remain determined to reach the U.S. before these changes take effect.
Breitbart: Poll: Voters Want Donald Trump to Fix Migration Before Tax Cut
A recent Ipsos and Reuters survey reveals that 25% of voters want President-elect Donald Trump to prioritize immigration reform over tax legislation. The poll indicates a strong expectation for Trump to fulfill his campaign promise of mass deportations, with 82% believing he will take action.
Despite some GOP business leaders opposing strict immigration measures, many Ohioans express concern over the economic impact of migration, with 48% believing it harms the economy. Trump supporters largely favor tighter border security and stricter immigration laws, reflecting a significant shift in public sentiment.
#politics
Breitbart: Mike Davis to Letitia James: 'We Will Put Your Fat Ass in Prison' if You Continue Weaponizing the Law Against Trump
Conservative lawyer Mike Davis issued a stern warning to New York Attorney General Letitia James, threatening legal repercussions if she continues to pursue actions against President-elect Donald Trump, claiming it violates constitutional rights. He emphasized that the Trump administration would not tolerate what he termed "lawfare" against political opponents.
Davis, founder of the Article III Project, criticized James for her threats to challenge the recent election results and suggested that her legal actions could lead to serious consequences under federal law. He indicated that the incoming Trump administration would be vigilant against such perceived abuses of power.
Breitbart: Madonna Struggles to Cope with Kamala Losing, Stuffs Her Face with 'F*ck Trump' Cake
Madonna expressed her distress over Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential race against Kamala Harris by posting a photo of a cake with "F*** TRUMP" written on it. She shared her feelings on social media, reflecting on her disappointment after actively supporting Harris.
The pop star criticized the choice of Trump, labeling him a "convicted felon" and questioning why he was elected despite his past. Madonna's reaction highlights her strong opposition to Trump and her support for the Democratic candidate.
GB News: 'Oh come on!' Nana Akua hits out at lefty who claims Harris lost because she is an 'overqualified woman'
GB News host Nana Akua expressed anger at political adviser Pablo OHana's assertion that Kamala Harris lost the election due to being an "overqualified black woman." Nana refuted the idea that race and gender were the primary factors in the electoral outcome, emphasizing the economic concerns of voters.
Harris conceded defeat to Donald Trump, who won key swing states and garnered more votes overall. She pledged to ensure a peaceful transition of power while asserting that the fight that fueled her campaign would continue.
The Telegraph: Let’s team up against China and avoid tariff war, EU leader tells Trump
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo emphasized the EU's potential role in supporting the US against China amid trade tensions. He warned against "silly" tariffs from Donald Trump on European goods, which could lead to retaliatory measures and a trade war.
De Croo highlighted the importance of unity among EU leaders and proposed a dialogue with Trump to address the implications of his proposed tariffs. He noted that both the US and EU face a shared challenge from China.
#society
Fox News: Homeless man turns night in jail into life of service after run-in with deputy and Marine recruiter
Brian Gilbert, an 18-year-old homeless teen in South Carolina, was arrested for stealing food but found a path to a better life thanks to Deputy John Sanders. Sanders connected Gilbert with Marine Corps recruiter Sgt. Brent Latham, leading to Gilbert's enlistment.
Now a U.S. Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune, Gilbert credits the intervention with changing his life. The sheriff's office highlights this case as an example of how a single call can transform a young person's future.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Algeria denies having imposed sanctions on France
Emmanuel Macron's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara has sparked tensions with Algeria. The Algerian government denied reports of trade sanctions against France, despite claims from a former French ambassador that such measures were being planned in response to the diplomatic shift.
Algeria's reaction was initially subdued as it focused on its presidential election. However, informal instructions were reportedly given to halt financial transactions with France, indicating internal discord within the Algerian government regarding the response to France's policy change.