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#illegals
Fox News: Busy Chicago district known as ‘Mexico of the Midwest’ turns into ghost town as fears of ICE raids loom
Foot traffic in Chicago's Little Village, a predominantly Latino area, has significantly decreased amid fears of deportation following President Trump's inauguration. Local businesses are experiencing a drop in customers, with community leaders citing anxiety over potential ICE raids as a contributing factor.
Despite no visible ICE activity so far, the economic impact is concerning, with local leaders warning that the ongoing fear could threaten the district's $900 million annual revenue. Chicago's mayor has pledged to resist federal immigration enforcement, emphasizing the city's commitment to protecting its residents.
Fox News: Nearly 2 dozen states sue Trump admin over birthright citizenship order: ‘Unprecedented’
Eighteen Democratic-led states are suing the Trump administration over an executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants, claiming it is unconstitutional. The states argue that the order will cause immediate harm to thousands of children who would otherwise be considered citizens.
The Trump administration defends the order, asserting it clarifies the 14th Amendment regarding citizenship for those born to illegal or temporarily present parents. The administration is prepared to contest the lawsuits in court, framing them as part of the broader resistance to Trump's agenda.
Fox News: Pentagon sending additional 1,500 troops to southern border: US official
The U.S. Pentagon is deploying an additional 1,500 active-duty troops to the southern border by the end of the month, increasing the total to 4,000. These troops will assist in logistical support roles, including aerial reconnaissance and data entry, amid a surge in unlawful border crossings.
This marks the third troop deployment to the southern border in two years, following requests from the Department of Homeland Security to manage the influx of migrants after the end of pandemic-related restrictions.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Supports Elon Musk or Larry Ellison Buying China's TikTok
President Trump indicated he would support Tesla CEO Elon Musk or Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison buying TikTok, currently owned by China's ByteDance, amid ongoing legal challenges. He emphasized the need for TikTok to secure a U.S. operating permit, which could significantly increase its value.
Investor Kevin O'Leary expressed interest in acquiring TikTok, despite legal obstacles, and suggested Congress needs to revise current laws to facilitate a deal. The situation remains complex, with legal experts warning that Trump's executive order on TikTok could face judicial challenges.
Breitbart: Trump Cuts Off EV Charging Gravy Train Enjoyed by Elon Musk's Tesla
President Trump has signed an executive order pausing funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, impacting programs established by the Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. This move particularly affects Tesla, which has benefited from grants to expand its Supercharger network.
The EV industry argues that these funding programs are crucial for developing charging infrastructure across the U.S. Tesla has secured significant funding from these initiatives, including a $100 million award for heavy-duty truck charging in Illinois. The halt in funding could hinder future expansion efforts.
Breitbart: Marco Rubio Bans Pride, BLM Flags at Embassies and Outposts
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has implemented a "One Flag Policy," prohibiting the display of pride and Black Lives Matter flags at U.S. embassies and facilities. This policy reverses the previous administration's allowance for such flags, which sparked controversy among Republicans.
The memo emphasizes that only the U.S. flag is authorized for display, asserting it represents universal values of justice, liberty, and democracy. Employees violating this policy may face disciplinary actions, including termination.
The Western Journal: Mike Pence Back on the Scene as His Group Moves to Undermine Trump
Former Vice President Mike Pence's organization, Advancing American Freedom, is actively working to oppose Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., due to concerns over Kennedy's abortion stance. Pence's group argues that Kennedy's views are inconsistent with the pro-life agenda of the previous Trump administration.
Kennedy has assured Republican senators that his policies will align with Trump's, despite past comments suggesting a more lenient approach to abortion. The situation highlights a potential rift between Pence and Trump, as Pence's group seeks to challenge Kennedy's confirmation, raising questions about his commitment to pro-life principles.
The Federalist: Trump Sets Up DEI Deep Staters To Get The Pink Slip
President Trump has ordered all federal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) staff to be placed on administrative leave by Wednesday, with plans for significant layoffs. Funding for DEI initiatives is being cut across federal agencies, and all DEI-related training and contracts are to be canceled.
The memorandum also instructs agencies to report any attempts to disguise DEI programs and to remove DEI media. This action is expected to influence corporate and university policies as well, as they assess their compliance with federal civil rights laws in light of Trump's executive orders.
Breitbart: WEF: Davos Attendee Admits 'Trump Won' and Globalists Lost
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, a panel acknowledged the shift in global power dynamics, with Trump emerging victorious and the European Union's globalist approach faltering. Yale Professor Walter Reed noted that Europe has misread the political climate, leading to a marginalization of its priorities.
The mood at Davos contrasts sharply with past celebrations, as Trump’s inauguration invites to international leaders signal a new political era. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, facing political turmoil, found himself sidelined, while Trump addressed the forum virtually, highlighting the changing landscape of global leadership.
Fox News: 'Tip of the spear': Trump ramps up unscripted media blitz after years of reclusive Biden ducking questions
President Donald Trump has emphasized his accessibility to reporters since returning to the White House, holding informal news conferences that allow for extended Q&A sessions. This approach contrasts sharply with former President Joe Biden's more scripted interactions with the media.
Trump's deputy chief of staff highlighted that this unscripted style contributes to his political success, claiming that Trump's early actions in office have surpassed typical presidential achievements. Trump continues to engage directly with the press, showcasing a willingness to address both successes and challenges.
The Western Journal: Spanish-Language White House Page Receives Brutal Trump-Era Update: 'Go Home'
The Spanish-language version of the White House website was taken offline shortly after President Trump returned to office, leading to controversy over an error message that initially read "Go Home." This was perceived by some as a slight to Spanish speakers, prompting backlash on social media.
The White House stated it is working to restore the Spanish section of the website, emphasizing a commitment to unity and inclusivity. The administration aims to create a single platform for all Americans, regardless of language or background.
Breitbart: Senate Committee Delays Pam Bondi's AG Confirmation
Pam Bondi's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing for attorney general has been postponed by one week due to a hold requested by a Democrat member. The committee is expected to reconvene on January 29 for a final vote on her nomination.
Bondi, a long-time Trump supporter and former Florida Attorney General, aims to restore the Department of Justice's core mission and address issues like gangs and border security if confirmed.
#society
Fox News: JONATHAN HAROUNOFF: Israel haters reach sickening lows in New York City
In New York City, anti-Israel activists held a protest outside Tisch Hospital, demanding the release of a Gaza hospital director under investigation for terrorism. The rally featured chants against Zionists and calls for an intifada, disturbing hospital patients and visitors.
This protest follows a pattern of similar demonstrations by the group Within Our Lifetime, which has previously targeted hospitals, accusing them of complicity in genocide. Their rhetoric promotes violence against Israelis and rejects any dialogue with Zionists, raising concerns about the implications of their messages.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Keir Starmer's Chagos deal threatening UK-US 'special relationship' as Donald Trump to give verdict in days
A key aide to Donald Trump has criticized the UK's decision to surrender the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, claiming it threatens the "special relationship" between the UK and the US. Former VA Secretary Robert Wilkie described the decision as "calamitous" and lacking careful consideration.
The UK plans to lease back the strategically important Diego Garcia military base for 99 years while facing potential challenges, including possible tariff hikes from President Trump. Discussions between the UK and the new US administration regarding the future of the base are ongoing.
#economy
The Economist: What an arcane piece of aviation law says about Britain’s government
British Airways faces backlash from passengers over changes to its loyalty program that make elite status harder to achieve for leisure travelers. While IAG invests £7bn to improve customer service and amenities, competitors like Virgin and Air France-KLM see an opportunity to attract dissatisfied fliers.
The airline's struggles highlight the challenges in maintaining customer loyalty amid evolving expectations. As the industry adapts, the focus remains on balancing service quality with profitability.
#health
The Economist: America’s departure from the WHO would harm everyone
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization, citing its mishandling of COVID-19 and lack of necessary reforms. This decision raises concerns about the potential negative impact on global health efforts.
The implications of this withdrawal could affect not only the U.S. but also international cooperation in addressing health crises.
#sports
Fox News: Prince Harry’s Invictus Games criticized for ditching rifles in favor of laser guns
The upcoming Winter Invictus Games in Vancouver is facing criticism for replacing traditional rifles with laser guns in the biathlon event. The organization claims this change enhances safety and accessibility for competitors, including those with disabilities.
However, some veterans, including U.S. Marine Christopher Bryde, have raised concerns about the functionality of the laser guns in snowy conditions, leading to inconsistent performance. Online backlash has labeled the decision as "woke" and criticized the move as unnecessary.
#science
The Economist: Genetic engineering could help rid Australia of toxic cane toads
Thousands of volunteers in northeastern Australia are participating in the Great Cane Toad Bust, an initiative aimed at controlling the invasive cane toad population. The toads collected will be humanely killed by refrigeration and freezing.
Genetic engineering is being explored as a potential method to more effectively manage these toxic amphibians in the future.