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2 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Epoch Times: ‘We’re Just Uber Drivers’: Border Patrol Agent Says US Is Being Destroyed
In Jacumba, California, a surge of illegal immigration is evident as smugglers transport groups of migrants from various countries, including China and Afghanistan, across a gap in the U.S.-Mexico border wall. Border Patrol agents report a significant increase in apprehensions, with numbers doubling recently.
Amidst this crisis, Border Patrol morale is reportedly at an all-time low, with agents feeling unsupported by the Biden administration. Concerns rise over national security, particularly with military-aged men entering the U.S. without adequate vetting. Critics argue that current policies have exacerbated the situation.
#politics
Fox News: Trump says he's not changed his mind on H-1B visas as debate rages within MAGA coalition
President-elect Donald Trump reaffirmed his support for the H-1B visa program, stating that the U.S. needs "smart people" to fill jobs, particularly in the tech industry. This comes amid ongoing debates among Republicans about the program's potential abuse and its impact on American workers.
While Trump has previously criticized the program for allowing companies to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor, he now emphasizes its importance for attracting skilled talent. The incoming administration's stance on potential reforms remains unclear, but figures like Elon Musk advocate for changes to ensure the program benefits the U.S. workforce.
Breitbart: CA Law Requires Gun Dealers to Warn Customers About Dangers of Guns
Starting January 1, 2025, California will implement a law requiring gun dealers to provide customers with pamphlets outlining the risks associated with gun ownership. This includes claims that owning a firearm increases the risk of death in households.
Additionally, another law will tighten restrictions on handgun purchases by eliminating exemptions for private transactions, reinforcing California's already stringent gun control measures, which include universal background checks and bans on certain firearms.
Breitbart: Joe Biden to Award Liz Cheney Presidential Medal as She Braces for FBI Probe
President Biden will award Liz Cheney and 19 others the Presidential Citizens Medal for their service to the country. This comes as Cheney faces potential FBI scrutiny over allegations of witness tampering related to the January 6 Committee.
Other honorees include civil rights advocates and former lawmakers, reflecting a diverse group recognized for their contributions. A recent poll indicates that a majority of likely voters support an investigation into Cheney.
#society
The Telegraph: Palestinian Authority suspends Al Jazeera over ‘misinformation’ and ‘incitement’
The Palestinian Authority has suspended Al Jazeera's West Bank operations, citing accusations of incitement and misinformation in its reporting on clashes with terror groups. The decision includes freezing the work of all affiliated journalists until legal issues are resolved.
Al Jazeera has responded, claiming the suspension is an attempt to hinder its coverage of escalating events in the occupied territories. The network demands the retraction of the decision and asserts its commitment to continue reporting professionally in the region.
#military
The Telegraph: There has been a big mistake in the Navy’s latest medals list
Military medals often spark debate, particularly in the UK, where public recognition of success can clash with cultural norms. The recent New Year honours list faced scrutiny, notably for the Commanding Officer of HMS Diamond receiving an OBE for actions in intense combat conditions.
Despite the controversy, the performance of HMS Diamond and her crew, including the shooting down of a ballistic missile, reflects the highest service traditions. The categorization of military awards, including operational and campaign medals, adds to the complexity of these recognitions.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle's new Instagram account is a Sussex 'money making exercise', Rae claims
Meghan Markle's return to Instagram has drawn criticism, with commentators labeling it "ridiculous" and a "money making exercise." Former Royal Correspondent Charles Rae expressed confusion over her intentions with her new solo account and its debut post.
#history
Fox News: Rare religious cross discovered by child while exploring on school field trip in Jerusalem
A 10-year-old boy, Nehorai Nir, discovered a rare golden cross medallion while on a class trip to Ein Karem, Jerusalem. The medallion, made using a micro-mosaic technique, dates back 100 to 200 years and highlights the area's rich Christian history.
Ein Karem is significant in Christianity, being the birthplace of John the Baptist and a site of pilgrimage. The find coincides with the Christmas season, drawing attention to the village's historical and religious importance.
#health
Breitbart: Actress Kristen Bell Ends 2024 Donating over $100,000 to Cover People's Medical Bills
Kristen Bell donated over $100,000 to assist individuals with medical bills after being inspired by Instagram personality Quentin Quarantino. Initially, she planned to share GoFundMe pages but opted to make direct contributions when she saw urgent needs.
Bell's donations included significant amounts to help families facing serious health challenges, including children battling leukemia. Her initiative highlights the struggles within the U.S. healthcare system and aims to provide immediate relief to those affected.
#crime
Fox News: Suspect behind Cybertruck that exploded at Trump hotel identified as active-duty U.S. Army soldier
Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old active-duty U.S. Army soldier, was identified as the driver of a Tesla Cybertruck that exploded outside Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year's Day. The explosion, which killed Livelsberger and injured seven others, was caused by large fireworks and gasoline containers in the truck.
The Cybertruck was rented in Colorado, and investigators confirmed it was unrelated to any vehicle malfunction. Elon Musk stated that the Cybertruck's design helped contain the explosion, preventing further damage to the hotel. The FBI is conducting an investigation into the incident.
Le Monde: New Orleans attacker acted solo, no link with Las Vegas Tesla explosion, says FBI
A U.S. Army veteran, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, drove a pickup truck into a crowd in New Orleans on New Year's, killing 14 people. The FBI has classified the incident as an act of terrorism, stating Jabbar acted alone and was inspired by the Islamic State group.
Jabbar posted videos prior to the attack expressing his support for ISIS and had planted homemade bombs in the French Quarter. Authorities found no links between this attack and a separate explosion in Las Vegas.
Forbes: ‘No Definitive Link’ Between New Orleans And Las Vegas Attacks, FBI Says
The FBI's counter-terrorism division reported no links between a deadly New Orleans attack that killed 15 and a Tesla cyber truck explosion in Las Vegas on New Year's Day. Investigations are ongoing, with officials stating they are not ruling anything out at this stage.
Further updates are expected as the situation develops.
Breitbart: IHOP Closes Sinaloa Location as Cartel Violence Rages in Mexico
IHOP has closed its locations in Culiacan, Sinaloa, due to escalating cartel violence, which has made the area unsafe for employees and customers. This closure highlights the ongoing brutal conflict between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, undermining claims of improved public safety by officials.
The violence intensified following the arrest of cartel leader Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, leading to a fierce turf war that has resulted in thousands of murders and disappearances. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of Mexico's federal and military forces in restoring order.
The Western Journal: Deaf, Blind 21-Year-Old Was Only 59 Pounds at the Time of His Death - Parents Placed Under Arrest
Three individuals have been charged in connection with the death of 21-year-old Tylim Hatchett, who was deaf, blind, and severely neglected. Hatchett was found emaciated at 59 pounds in his Norristown, Pennsylvania apartment, having lost significant weight over several months.
His mother, Sherrilynn Hawkins, and caregiver, Loretta Harris, allegedly falsified care records while neglecting his needs. An investigation revealed that he was often left alone without food or medication, leading to his death from complications related to his condition. Hawkins faces multiple serious charges, including murder.