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12 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Illinois governor says 'violent' illegal immigrants should be deported, open to meeting with Trump officials
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker expressed support for deporting undocumented immigrants convicted of violent crimes, aligning with comments made by border czar Tom Homan regarding mass deportations under the Trump administration. Pritzker stated he does not want such individuals in the state.
Homan emphasized that public safety threats would be prioritized in deportation efforts and called out local leaders, including Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, for their responses to immigration policies. He indicated a willingness to prosecute officials who obstruct deportation efforts.
#politics
The Economist: Britain’s House of Lords purges itself
Britain's House of Lords witnessed the end of its hereditary peers on December 11th, marking a significant shift in the aristocracy's role in governance. Despite the odds, these peers faced their fate, symbolizing a historical moment for British politics.
This change reflects broader challenges within the political landscape, as all parties grapple with their future. The implications of this purge could reshape the dynamics of governance in Britain.
The Western Journal: Trump Appoints Kimberly Guilfoyle Ambassador to Greece Despite Rumored Split With Don Jr.
Donald Trump Jr.'s ex-girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, has been nominated by President-elect Trump to serve as the U.S. Ambassador to Greece. Guilfoyle, a former Fox News host and Trump campaign fundraiser, expressed her honor in accepting the nomination and emphasized her commitment to supporting U.S. interests abroad.
Trump praised Guilfoyle's qualifications, citing her experience in law, media, and politics. While Senate approval is required for ambassadorships, her high profile and connections suggest a smooth confirmation process.
Forbes: Donald Trump Named Time’s Person Of The Year—For Second Time
Donald Trump has been named Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” for 2024, marking the second time he has received this honor. The magazine recognized him for his significant political comeback and influence on reshaping the American presidency.
Trump's selection came over a shortlist that included notable figures such as Vice President Kamala Harris and Elon Musk. In a Time interview, he stated intentions to pardon Capitol rioters on a case-by-case basis early in his presidency.
The Economist: Britain’s government has only half a plan for improving infrastructure
Britain's government struggles with infrastructure improvements, facing opposition from NIMBYs while lacking a comprehensive economic strategy. A key project, the widening of the A1, was again scrapped in Labour's first budget, reflecting ongoing issues in delivering critical upgrades.
The situation highlights a broader failure in British politics to effectively manage infrastructure needs, impacting connectivity and economic growth.
The Western Journal: 'Great Day for America': Trump Sends Chris Wray Brutally Honest Going-Away Message
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced his resignation, which President-elect Donald Trump celebrated as a "great day for America." Trump criticized Wray's leadership and the FBI's actions under him, claiming it contributed to the "Weaponization" of the agency.
Trump has nominated Kash Patel as Wray's successor, asserting Patel's qualifications and commitment to restoring justice. Wray's resignation is expected to take effect before Trump's inauguration.
Fox News: Americans rate Trump's cabinet picks in new poll
A recent Fox News poll reveals that while 54% of American voters are hopeful about President-elect Donald Trump's re-election, opinions on his cabinet nominees are divided. Only 47% approve of his selections, with 50% disapproving, reflecting a significant partisan divide.
Additional polls indicate that 54% expect Trump to perform well as president, with 55% approving of his transition handling. However, these figures trail behind previous presidents at similar points in their transitions. Trump's cabinet picks are moving forward amid some setbacks, including controversies surrounding his attorney general nominee.
The Federalist: Five Ways To Start Fixing The UOCAVA Voting Mess
Republican victories could lead to complacency regarding election integrity, particularly with overseas voting under UOCAVA. The act has issues with verifying voter identity and eligibility, raising concerns as the DNC seeks to register millions of voters through this system, despite only a fraction being eligible.
To address these concerns, proposed reforms include requiring ID verification for civilian voters, banning electronic voting, and separating voting processes for military and civilian voters. Ensuring that only eligible votes are counted is crucial for maintaining the integrity of elections and preserving democratic freedoms.
#society
Breitbart: Rape Allegation Against Jay-Z Won’t Change His NFL Partnership, Says Commissioner Roger Goodell
The NFL will maintain its relationship with Jay-Z's Roc Nation despite a new rape allegation against the rapper. Commissioner Roger Goodell stated the league is aware of the civil claims and Jay-Z's strong denial, emphasizing ongoing preparations for the Super Bowl.
Jay-Z, who called the allegations “idiotic” and part of an extortion attempt, has been a key partner for the NFL since 2019, contributing to entertainment and social activism initiatives. Upcoming performances include Kendrick Lamar at the Super Bowl and Beyoncé at a Ravens-Texans game.
#economy
Breitbart: Donald Trump to Ring the NY Stock Exchange Bell as He’s Named TIME Magazine's 'Person of the Year'
President-elect Donald Trump will ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange, celebrating his recognition as TIME Magazine's "Person of the Year." This marks a notable event as Trump has never performed this ceremonial act despite his ties to Wall Street.
The bell-ringing has historical significance, first performed by a child in 1956 and later by President Reagan in the 1980s. Trump joins a list of finalists for the award, which includes notable figures like Kamala Harris and Elon Musk.
#crime
GB News: Rioter who tried to burn down asylum jailed for nine years after throwing flaming bin at Holiday Inn
Levi Fishlock, 31, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in a violent riot outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Rotherham. He pleaded guilty to violent disorder and arson with intent to endanger life, participating in mob violence and vandalism.
The judge condemned Fishlock's actions, stating he contributed significantly to the chaos that endangered over 200 asylum seekers trapped inside. More than 60 individuals have been jailed for their involvement in the disorder, which has been described as one of the worst cases of public unrest in Rotherham.
#other
The Telegraph: Work begins on world’s longest tunnel that will cut 21-hour drive in half
Norway is constructing the Rogfast tunnel, projected to be the world's longest and deepest road tunnel, at a cost of £36 billion. This four-lane undersea passage will connect Randaberg and Bokn, eliminating the need for ferries and significantly reducing travel time on the E39 coastal highway.
The tunnel will shorten a 21-hour journey by 11 hours and enhance commuting for millions to Stavanger and Bergen, addressing the challenges posed by the seven ferry crossings along the 680-mile route.