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#illegals
Breitbart: DHS Staffers Work MLK Holiday Prepping for Trump's Rapid-Fire Executive Orders
Hundreds of Department of Homeland Security staffers were kept on duty during Martin Luther King Day, anticipating immediate policy changes under the Trump administration, particularly concerning border security. Key changes expected include the end of the catch and release policy and a reinstatement of the Migrant Protection Protocols.
Governor Kristy Noem, Trump's nominee for Homeland Security Secretary, has pledged to dismantle Biden-era migrant programs, including the CBP-One app and the CHNV parole program. Immediate guidance on mass deportations and handling transnational criminal organizations is also anticipated following Trump's inauguration.
Fox News: ‘National emergency’: Trump declares ambitious illegal immigration crackdown in inaugural address
President Trump announced a comprehensive immigration overhaul during his inaugural address, pledging to declare a national emergency at the southern border and initiate mass deportations. Key proposals include deploying military forces, reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy, and ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.
Trump's plans are likely to face opposition from Democrats and immigration advocates. He emphasized that his administration would take unprecedented measures to combat illegal immigration and criminal networks, positioning these issues as central to his 2024 campaign.
#politics
The Federalist: Biden Turns Pardons Into 'Get Out Of Jail Free' Cards
President Biden has issued a series of sweeping pardons, including for his son Hunter and several family members, covering a range of potential crimes over the past decade. Critics argue this undermines the seriousness of presidential pardons, which are traditionally reserved for specific offenses.
The article questions the motives behind these pardons, suggesting they reflect a broader pattern of disregard for legal norms among Democrats. It challenges the integrity of the Biden administration, drawing comparisons to past presidential pardons and expressing skepticism about the need for such broad immunity.
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Dawn of a New Era
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, delivering an inaugural address that emphasized optimism and a "new era of national success." He declared an end to America's decline and expressed intentions to restore national greatness and unity.
In his first actions, Trump plans to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants and halt refugee flows. Meanwhile, President Biden's last-minute pardons have drawn criticism from GOP lawmakers, who pledge to investigate these decisions.
Fox News: Biden abandoned any semblance of principle with his last-minute pardons
President Biden's recent pardons for family members linked to influence-peddling scandals have raised concerns about corruption and media complicity. Critics argue that these actions reflect a long-standing pattern of nepotism and disregard for ethical standards within the Biden family.
Despite previous denials, Biden's pardons, issued just before leaving office, suggest a calculated move to evade scrutiny. This has led to accusations of a broader media failure to address the implications of the Biden family's dealings, leaving many questioning the integrity of both the administration and the press.
Times Of Israel: Trump said preparing to pardon people charged in Jan. 6 assault on US Capitol
Former President Donald Trump is planning to issue pardons for individuals charged in connection with the January 6 Capitol riot, focusing on those who did not engage in violence. He also aims to commute sentences for some convicted of assaulting police, potentially leading to early releases.
Trump argues that many of these defendants have been treated unfairly by the legal system and has vowed to support their pardons during his 2024 campaign. Over 1,580 individuals have been charged in relation to the riot, which sought to disrupt the certification of the 2020 election results.
Breitbart: No Biden Pardon for Ukraine Impeachment Hoaxer Alexander Vindman
Former President Joe Biden issued several pardons for political allies before leaving office but notably excluded Alexander Vindman, who played a key role in the impeachment of Donald Trump. Vindman's wife expressed her disappointment publicly, highlighting feelings of betrayal.
Vindman, a former National Security Council staffer and Ukrainian immigrant, has been a vocal advocate for U.S. military aid to Ukraine. He and his brother have also started a business supporting military logistics for Ukraine.
Le Monde: Political crisis, sluggish consumer spending, rising unemployment: South Korea has more to worry about than France
South Korea is facing a severe political crisis following the arrest of President Yoon Suk Yeol amid ongoing protests. The conflict between the president and Parliament has escalated, coinciding with the country's worst air disaster, which killed 179 people.
Economic conditions are deteriorating, with consumption at a 24-year low and rising unemployment, marking the worst job situation in four years. The central bank has revised growth forecasts downward for both 2024 and 2025, compounding the nation's challenges.
#society
GB News: Drivers slapped with 'absolutely disgraceful' fines after roadworks forced hundreds to break Highway Code
Newham Council has issued over 350 fines totaling £23,000 to drivers for entering yellow box junctions during roadworks that made compliance impossible. One driver successfully contested the fine, leading the council to admit fault and question the legitimacy of the other penalties issued during the same period.
The council maintains that enforcing the rules was necessary to ensure traffic flow, despite acknowledging the roadworks. They have not committed to refunding the other drivers fined under similar circumstances but encourage appeals from those dissatisfied with their penalties.
Times Of Israel: 2 Israelis injured, apparently shot by cop, as settlers attack West Bank Palestinians
Two Israeli men were shot by a police officer in the West Bank amid alleged settler attacks on Palestinian villages Jinsafut and al-Funduq. The men reportedly pepper-sprayed the officer before he opened fire, leaving them in critical condition.
The IDF responded to the violence, dispersing rioters in the area. Recent incidents of settler violence have raised concerns over the Israeli government's response, with accusations of inaction against such attacks.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Donald Trump’s Inauguration, Clashes in Colombia, and Basilosaurus Skull
Over 230,000 people have fled violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo since January 2025, marking a severe humanitarian crisis, according to the United Nations. The situation continues to escalate, drawing international concern.
In other global news, various events are taking place, including the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and a cease-fire in Gaza following the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, environmental issues, such as coastal erosion in France, and cultural events like charity concerts in Spain, highlight ongoing societal challenges.
#military
Forbes: Pete Hegseth Confirmation: Senate Panel Approves Trump’s Pentagon Pick—Hours After Inauguration
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved Pete Hegseth's nomination as Secretary of Defense in a narrow party-line vote, despite concerns over his past allegations of sexual misconduct and controversial views on military policies. The nomination now moves to the full Senate for a vote.
Hegseth, a military veteran and former Fox News host, faces scrutiny for his past behavior, including allegations of alcohol abuse and opposition to women in combat roles. While some Republican senators have expressed reservations, none are expected to vote against him.
The Federalist: Senate Committee Advances Pete Hegseth's SecDef Nomination
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 14-13 to advance Pete Hegseth’s nomination for Secretary of Defense to the full Senate, with all Democrats opposing. Hegseth aims to restore military integrity and focus on performance-based leadership.
Despite facing negative scrutiny during his confirmation hearing, support from several GOP senators has solidified. Hegseth's critics have been accused of spreading unfounded allegations, while his supporters emphasize his commitment to military readiness.