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#illegals
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: The border sob stories are coming, and they are all Joe Biden’s fault
As the border crisis unfolds, many migrants are stranded due to the shutdown of the immigration processing app CBP One, a situation exacerbated by President Biden's immigration policies. Critics argue that these policies misled migrants into believing they could easily enter the U.S.
With Donald Trump now in office, the expectation is that he will enforce stricter border controls, a move supported by voters concerned about the consequences of Biden's lax approach. The narrative emerging suggests that the current suffering of migrants is a direct result of the previous administration's failures.
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Confirms Mass Deportation Operation Is Already Underway, Sends Special Message to Sanctuary Cities
Tom Homan, former Trump administration border czar, announced that mass deportations are currently in progress, prioritizing the arrest of illegal immigrants deemed public safety threats. He indicated that ICE teams are actively conducting operations, with adjustments made to avoid safety risks for agents.
Homan emphasized that while the focus is on serious offenders, no illegal immigrant is exempt from arrest, particularly in sanctuary cities. He warned that these cities will face increased ICE presence and collateral arrests as federal agents seek out individuals who have evaded cooperation with immigration enforcement.
The Western Journal: Trump's First Interview to Take Place in Oval Office, Sean Hannity Slated to Host
President Trump will give his first interview since taking office to Sean Hannity on Fox News. He recently signed an executive order terminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in federal contracting, aiming to protect civil rights and promote merit-based hiring.
Additionally, Trump has initiated immigration raids targeting undocumented workers and is pushing for stricter enforcement of immigration laws. The Justice Department is reviewing local laws that hinder collaboration with immigration authorities and plans to challenge them legally.
#politics
Le Monde: Greenland is 'a democracy, Greenlanders decide, nobody else'
Residents of Nuuk, Greenland, expressed relief when President Trump did not mention their territory during his inaugural speech. Jorgen Waever Johansen, co-founder of Greenland Water Bank, remains unconcerned about Trump's past comments on acquiring Greenland, viewing them as political posturing.
However, some locals are unsettled by Trump's aggressive rhetoric, fearing potential military action. One resident noted that such statements have caused anxiety among families, leading to nightmares for children.
CNSNews: Rep. Jordan Reveals the ‘Big Takeaway’ from the Pardons Granted by Biden and Trump
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan criticized President Biden's pardons for family members under investigation for financial dealings, contrasting them with Trump's pardons for January 6 participants. Jordan accused Biden of dishonesty, stating he broke promises regarding pardons.
Jordan emphasized that Trump fulfilled his commitments while Biden did not, highlighting discrepancies in their approaches to pardons. He pointed to alleged financial misconduct involving Biden's family as a key issue in the discussion.
Forbes: Who Is Ross Ulbricht? What To Know About ‘Silk Road’ Drug Marketplace Founder Pardoned By Trump.
President Trump has pardoned Ross Ulbricht, sentenced to life in prison for creating Silk Road, an online marketplace for illegal drugs. Ulbricht, who operated under the alias “Dread Pirate Roberts,” was convicted of multiple charges, including drug distribution and money laundering.
Supporters argue Ulbricht was unfairly held accountable for the actions of others on Silk Road, while Trump’s pardon seems aimed at appealing to libertarian and crypto advocates. The Silk Road facilitated over $200 million in illegal transactions before its shutdown in 2013.
Breitbart: Fetterman Dismisses Talk of Party Switch as 'Amateur-Hour S**T'
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) has firmly stated he will not switch parties, dismissing speculation as "amateur-hour." He emphasized his commitment to the Democratic Party, despite recent interactions with President Trump and GOP members, asserting he would not fit in as a Republican.
Fetterman described a recent meeting with Trump as "fascinating," discussing topics like tariffs and their potential benefits for U.S. Steel. He has made it clear that he operates independently of party expectations, positioning himself as a commonsense politician.
#society
Breitbart: Florida Hit by Record Snowfall
A severe winter storm has hit Florida, bringing record snowfall and causing major disruptions, including over 100 miles of highway closures. Northern Florida is under a winter storm warning, with snowfall amounts in Pensacola surpassing previous records.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency as dangerous cold temperatures and wind chills are expected to persist. The storm has also affected the Deep South, leading to multiple states declaring emergencies and widespread flight cancellations.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel could annex West Bank, head of UN warns
UN Secretary-General António Guterres cautioned that Israel may consider annexing the occupied West Bank, emphasizing its greater interest in the region compared to Gaza. His remarks were made during the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Guterres also acknowledged Donald Trump's role in facilitating a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, Israeli military actions in Jenin resulted in injuries to four individuals, according to the Palestinian Authority.
Breitbart: Trump Briefed on UK Island Base Giveaway, Starmer Warned Cancel Deal
Republican Senator John Kennedy criticized British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's plan to transfer the Chagos Islands, which host a vital U.S. military base, to Mauritius. He labeled the proposal as "stupid" and suggested Starmer must be under the influence to consider it, emphasizing the strategic importance of Diego Garcia for U.S. operations against China.
Kennedy urged President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to intervene and prevent the deal, asserting that the United Nations has no authority over the U.S. or the UK regarding the territory. He highlighted the left-wing government's willingness to comply with the UN's ruling, which he views as detrimental to American and British military interests.
Breitbart: Panama Panics over Canal Return After Marco Rubio Backs Trump Stance on Chinese Influence
Panama's government has formally expressed concerns to the UN regarding President Trump's comments about reclaiming the Panama Canal. The Panamanian Foreign Ministry emphasized that the Canal remains under Panamanian control and rejected claims of foreign military presence, specifically denying any Chinese influence.
President Mulino reiterated Panama's sovereignty over the Canal, citing historical treaties and asserting that the Canal is not a concession from any nation. He called for dialogue to clarify misunderstandings while maintaining Panama's rights and dignity.
Fox News: Mother of missing Marine veteran calls Trump admin a 'breath of fresh air' as she continues 12-year search
Debra Tice continues her search for her son, Austin Tice, a Marine veteran and journalist kidnapped in Syria in 2012. She expresses optimism about the new Trump administration's involvement in his case and recently met with Syria's de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, during her visit.
Tice has been visiting abandoned prisons in Syria to understand the conditions her son may have faced. The U.S. State Department is actively working to locate Tice, with a $10 million reward offered for information. Debra remains hopeful, attributing her strength to faith.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Obliterates Biden Energy Legacy, Pledges To Refill Petroleum Reserve ‘Right To The Top’
In his second-term inauguration speech, President Trump emphasized a strong pro-energy agenda, declaring a National Energy Emergency. He revoked several Biden-era restrictions on oil and gas drilling, including the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline and bans on new LNG export projects. Special focus was placed on Alaska's energy potential, aiming to boost production and refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Trump also announced a moratorium on new offshore wind projects, citing environmental concerns. His administration's energy policies are expected to invigorate the oil and gas sector, with supporters celebrating what they view as a return to American energy dominance.
#military
Times Of Israel: After Halevi’s resignation, Katz names 3 generals as candidates for next IDF chief
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz has initiated the selection process for a new IDF chief of staff following Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi's resignation, effective March 6. Katz will interview three candidates: Maj. Gen. Amir Baram, Maj. Gen. Eyal Zamir, and Maj. Gen. Tamir Yadai, aiming for a swift appointment.
Zamir is considered the frontrunner, having previously been a candidate for the position in 2018 and 2022. The selection process is being expedited due to the urgency of ongoing security challenges facing Israel. The new chief of staff will need to address the military's response to recent conflicts.
The Economist: How Poland emerged as a leading defence power
Poland has significantly increased its military capabilities, now ranking as the third-largest armed force in NATO, following the U.S. and Turkey. Since 2014, the country's defense budget has tripled to $35 billion, reflecting a commitment to enhancing its military presence in Europe.
This resurgence raises questions about whether other nations will follow Poland's lead in strengthening their defense postures amid evolving geopolitical threats.
#culture
GB News: Billy Ray Cyrus breaks silence after 'trainwreck' performance at Trump inauguration amid backlash
Billy Ray Cyrus defended his performance at Donald Trump's inaugural Liberty Ball, despite facing technical difficulties and widespread mockery. He expressed that he valued the opportunity to perform, stating, "I wouldn’t have missed the honour" and emphasized his commitment to entertaining the audience.
Cyrus's set was marred by issues such as poor lip-syncing and equipment failures, leading to frustration on stage. Despite the backlash, he maintained that he had a good time and was there for the people. Social media reactions were overwhelmingly negative, with many calling the performance one of the worst in entertainment history.
#other
Forbes: Rare Gulf Coast Winter Storm Breaks Snow Records—Here’s Where And The Areas That Could See More Snowfall
A historic winter storm has brought record-breaking snowfall to Gulf Coast states, including Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, and Texas, leading to travel disruptions and at least 10 confirmed deaths. Florida experienced its heaviest snowfall ever, with 8.8 inches recorded in Milton.
The storm caused widespread closures and thousands of flight cancellations across the region. Winter storm warnings remain in effect, with additional snowfall expected in southern Georgia and northern Florida. The extreme weather is attributed to a polar vortex, exacerbated by climate change.