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12 Dec 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Donald Trump on Migrant Repatriations: 'I Will Go up to the Maximum'
President-elect Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to reversing what he describes as a migrant invasion, stating he will act within legal limits to deport migrants and impose tariffs on countries that refuse to accept them. He expressed a desire to prioritize family reunification during deportations and acknowledged the challenges posed by illegal immigration from Canada.
While Trump supports legal migration, he has not clarified his stance on the overall inflow of legal migrants. GOP governors have expressed support for deporting criminal migrants but have been less vocal about illegal migrants in the workforce. His administration's staffing choices suggest a focus on reducing migrant inflows.
Fox News: Drunk immigrant killed 7 year old months after he was released from ICE detainer
Seven-year-old Ivory Smith was killed in a drunk driving accident in Houston caused by Venezuelan migrant Joel Enrique Gonzalez Chacin, who had been released from ICE custody shortly before the incident. Chacin had a history of criminal charges, including a prior assault.
The family of the victim expressed their grief and frustration over the failure of the justice system to keep dangerous individuals off the streets. They called for stronger accountability to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Fox News: ‘Despicable’: Immigration activists fume at blue city mayor’s meeting with Trump border czar
Immigration activists in New York City criticized Mayor Eric Adams for meeting with incoming Trump border czar Tom Homan, claiming it undermines the city’s sanctuary policies. Adams stated his intent to discuss cooperation on deporting violent criminals while maintaining that law-abiding immigrants should not be targeted.
Activists argue that Homan's approach will endanger communities and divert resources from safety initiatives. They emphasize that cities with large immigrant populations tend to be safer and accuse Adams of prioritizing political interests over public safety.
#politics
GB News: Labour MP left red-faced and admits he didn't have time to speak to farmers at protest: 'I heard them outside my office'
Labour MP Matthew Pennycook faced backlash for not engaging with farmers during a significant protest in Westminster, admitting he was unaware of their concerns while working on planning reforms. Farmers protested against the government's inheritance tax hike, bringing tractors to Parliament.
The demonstration, titled "RIP British Farming," aimed to persuade the government to reconsider its policies affecting agriculture. The protest drew attention from notable figures and highlighted ongoing tensions between farmers and government decisions.
Times Of Israel: Controversial ex-officer claims Halevi blocked appointment as PM’s military secretary
Former IDF officer Brig. Gen. Ofer Winter claims Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi blocked his appointment as military secretary at Prime Minister Netanyahu's request, citing concerns over Winter's strategic thinking. The IDF denies these statements, asserting that the meeting was documented.
Winter has a controversial history, having faced criticism during the 2014 Gaza war and being passed over for promotions. He has called for the release of a recording of the meeting to clarify the situation. The Prime Minister's Office emphasized that the chief of staff must remain subordinate to political leadership.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Donates $1 Million to Donald Trump's 2024 Inaugural Fund
Meta has donated $1 million to President-elect Donald Trump’s 2024 inaugural fund, signaling a shift in its relationship with the incoming administration. This comes after a contentious election where Trump criticized Zuckerberg and Facebook.
Zuckerberg's efforts to build ties include a dinner with Trump and discussions on tech policy, despite potential regulatory challenges from the new administration. Trump's nominees indicate a tough stance on Big Tech, particularly regarding free speech issues.
The Economist: Britain’s government has only half a plan to improve infrastructure
Britain's government is criticized for having an incomplete plan to enhance infrastructure, particularly in addressing the critical A1 road between London and Edinburgh. Promises to widen this road have been repeatedly made but remain unfulfilled, even under Labour's recent budget.
The focus on tackling NIMBYism has overshadowed essential projects that could stimulate economic growth. As a result, the country continues to face challenges in its infrastructure development.
Fox News: House Pentagon funding bill would ban transgender treatments for minor children of military personnel
The GOP-controlled House passed a nearly $1 trillion defense spending bill that includes a ban on transgender medical treatments for minor children of U.S. service members. Republicans argue that taxpayer dollars should not fund potentially harmful procedures for minors.
The provision has drawn criticism from Democrats and the United Nations' Human Rights Council, which called it an "attack" on military families. The Senate's response will be crucial in shaping the final defense policy for the fiscal year.
Fox News: FAA chief Michael Whitaker to step down when Trump takes office
FAA chief Mike Whitaker will resign when President-elect Trump takes office on January 20, following criticism from SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Whitaker's tenure focused on Boeing safety issues, including capping production of the 737 MAX and addressing air traffic control staffing.
Deputy Administrator Katie Thomson will also step down, with Mark House serving as the senior acting official during the transition. Senator Tammy Duckworth expressed sadness over Whitaker's departure, praising his oversight of Boeing's safety improvements.
#society
The Telegraph: It never occurred to me holiday romance would break law, says British teenager jailed in Dubai
An 18-year-old British teenager, Marcus Fakana, was sentenced to a year in prison in Dubai for having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl while on holiday. He claims he was unaware of the UAE's laws regarding underage sex and has expressed remorse, seeking a pardon from the Sheikh.
Fakana is currently out on bail pending an appeal, living in an apartment funded by donations. His family and supporters criticize the British government for inadequate assistance, while a petition for stronger support has garnered over 40,000 signatures.
Breitbart: Pentagon Says Mystery Drones Flying over East Coast Are Not U.S. Military - but also not Foreign Controlled
The Pentagon has confirmed that recent drone sightings over New Jersey and the northeast U.S. are neither controlled by the military nor believed to be from foreign entities. Despite over 3,000 public reports, the responsible party remains unidentified, with the FBI investigating the situation.
Concerns have arisen due to drone activity near sensitive locations, leading to a temporary ban on flights in certain areas. Pentagon officials have dismissed theories linking the drones to foreign adversaries, emphasizing ongoing monitoring and investigation.
Fox News: Syria's liberated political prisons reveal grim reality of Bashar Assad's regime of torture
Following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime, Syrian rebels have liberated political prisons, revealing the extent of imprisonment and torture under his rule. Thousands of citizens rushed to these facilities, uncovering both survivors and the deceased, while many remain missing.
U.S. prosecutors have identified Syrian officials linked to a torture facility in Damascus, highlighting the brutal treatment of political prisoners. As families search for their loved ones, the grim legacy of Assad's prisons, particularly Saydnaya, continues to haunt the nation.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russian scientist who designed cruise missiles ‘assassinated by Ukrainian special forces’
Mikhail Shatsky, a Russian scientist involved in cruise missile development, has been found shot dead near Moscow. Ukraine's intelligence claims responsibility, stating that anyone contributing to Russia's military efforts in Ukraine is a legitimate target.
No official comments have been made by Russian authorities. Pro-Ukraine channels shared images of the scene, but the identification of the body as Shatsky remains unconfirmed.
Le Monde: In the face of Syria's new leadership, West hesitates, Turkey and Qatar seek contact, Russia aims to limit the damage
The overthrow of the Assad regime by Islamist-led rebels has drawn global attention, with the UN pledging support for a smooth power transition in Syria. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized the need for an inclusive political process to prevent civil unrest.
Despite the fall of Assad being celebrated, concerns linger over the intentions of the new authorities, particularly the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham movement, which is classified as a terrorist organization by several international bodies.
#health
Human Events: CHAD SAVAGE: We should not subjugate ourselves to insurance companies
The brutal murder of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson has sparked discussions about the healthcare system's role in fostering frustration and despair. Critics argue that outsourcing life-and-death decisions to bureaucracies has led to a loss of patient autonomy and trust, creating an adversarial dynamic between patients and providers.
To address these issues, some propose returning decision-making power to patients through models like indemnity plans and Health Care Sharing Ministries. These approaches emphasize patient control over healthcare choices, aiming to align the system with its original purpose of protecting against financial catastrophe while acknowledging the inevitability of rationing.
#education
Fox News: Free speech org torches Iowa teacher’s banned words list featuring ‘Ohio,’ ‘rizz’ and Holocaust references
A social studies teacher in Iowa has allegedly imposed a ban on a lengthy list of words and phrases in her classroom, including "Ohio." The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) argues this blanket ban violates students' free speech rights, calling for its removal.
FIRE acknowledges the need to prevent classroom disruptions but emphasizes that banning common words without context is excessive. The organization has urged the Fremont-Mills Community School District to reconsider the policy and protect non-disruptive student expression.
#crime
The Western Journal: Biden Goes on Pardon Spree for 'Largest Single-Day Grant of Clemency in Modern History'
President Joe Biden has announced the largest single-day grant of clemency in modern history, commuting the sentences of nearly 1,500 individuals and pardoning 39 others. This move follows the controversial pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, and aims to support rehabilitation and community reintegration.
The White House emphasized that these actions reflect Biden's commitment to criminal justice reform and second chances, noting his record of clemency surpasses that of recent predecessors. Further pardons and commutations are expected in the coming weeks.