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22 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Watch Live: Hearing on Restoring Immigration Enforcement in America
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement will hold a hearing on January 22 to discuss the dismantling of immigration enforcement under the Biden-Harris Administration and potential restoration measures from the Trump Administration.
Key witnesses include former ICE Field Office Director John Fabbricatore, Center for Immigration Studies Director Jessica Vaughan, and Immigration Accountability Project Director Grant Newman.
Breitbart: Chicago Mayor on if He'd Support Deportation Raids Targeting Criminals: Trump Is Trying to Create Fear
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized the idea of deportation raids targeting individuals with criminal convictions, suggesting such actions are not new and have occurred under past administrations. He accused the President of fostering unnecessary fear and tension, advocating instead for community investments to reduce crime and improve access to services.
Johnson emphasized the importance of focusing on building affordable housing and enhancing healthcare access to create a stronger, more inclusive economy. He believes these efforts are essential for the well-being of working people in Chicago.
#politics
Fox News: Newsom uses LA fires to criticize President Trump's reversal of Biden-era climate emissions standards
California Governor Gavin Newsom attributed the recent devastating fires in Los Angeles to climate change and criticized President Trump for withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement. Newsom emphasized the need for strong leadership in addressing environmental issues, while Trump signed executive orders reversing Biden's climate policies.
Local officials are facing backlash for inadequate fire response, including non-functioning hydrants, as funding for essential services has been cut. Newsom invited Trump to visit affected areas, as the president plans his first trip to California since taking office.
Fox News: Biden’s letter to Trump revealed: ‘May God bless you and guide you’
Former President Joe Biden left a letter for President Donald Trump upon exiting the Oval Office. The letter, found by Trump in the Resolute Desk, expresses well wishes for the next four years and emphasizes the importance of steadiness during challenging times.
Biden's message includes a prayer for prosperity and peace for the nation, signed simply as "Joe Biden" and dated January 20, 2025.
Fox News: Working 'in tandem': Republicans prep to make Trump executive orders permanent
House Republicans plan to prevent President Trump's executive orders from expiring after his term. GOP lawmakers express intent to codify key policies, especially regarding border and energy issues, viewing Trump's actions as a foundation for their legislative agenda.
Speaker Mike Johnson emphasizes collaboration between the executive and legislative branches to advance an "America First" agenda. Several bills have already been introduced to solidify Trump's policies, reflecting a commitment to maintain his directives.
The Federalist: Wyoming House Advances Protections To Stop Noncitizen Voting
The Wyoming House of Representatives passed two bills aimed at preventing noncitizens from voting. HB 156 requires proof of citizenship for voter registration, while HB 157 mandates that individuals present documentation confirming citizenship. Both bills received strong bipartisan support and will now move to the state Senate.
These measures are part of Secretary of State Chuck Gray's election integrity agenda, which aims to enhance voting safeguards in Wyoming. The state has reported instances of noncitizens attempting to vote, reinforcing the push for stricter regulations.
Fox News: House Speaker Johnson calls Biden's last-minute pardons 'shocking' and 'disgusting'
House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized President Biden for issuing last-minute pardons to family members, calling the actions "shocking" and "disgusting." He noted the hypocrisy of Democrats who previously condemned similar actions by former President Trump, suggesting it raises suspicions about the Biden family's integrity.
Biden defended the pardons, claiming they were necessary to protect his family from politically motivated investigations. The pardons have faced backlash from various political figures, with some labeling them as "nonsense" and a disappointment.
#society
Fox News: ‘Mob Wives’ star Natalie DiDonato reported missing: police
Natalie DiDonato, a star from "Mob Wives," has been reported missing by her family after last being seen at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. Her mother stated they have not heard from her since last Thursday, and a hotel staff member confirmed she checked out with an unidentified man.
DiDonato's last social media post was over five weeks ago, where she appeared to be in good spirits. Her former co-star, Drita D’Avanzo, expressed concern for her safety on social media. The search for DiDonato continues as her family seeks answers.
Breitbart: Disney's Dismal ‘Captain America: 4’ Pre-Ticket Sales on Par With One of Marvel’s Biggest Box Office Bombs
Pre-ticket sales for Marvel's upcoming "Captain America: Brave New World" are reportedly underwhelming, drawing comparisons to the financial failure of "Eternals," which grossed $402 million. The film has faced production challenges, including multiple reshoots that have inflated its budget to over $350 million.
Despite the recent success of "Deadpool & Wolverine," industry experts express skepticism about "Brave New World" achieving similar box office success. Current ticket pre-sales indicate a lack of audience interest, with projections suggesting a potential opening weekend performance akin to "Eternals."
Forbes: Prince Harry Gets 8-Figure Settlement From Rupert Murdoch’s UK Tabloids—Just Avoiding Trial
Prince Harry has settled his long-standing legal battle with The Sun's publisher, agreeing to a substantial damages payout for unlawful intrusion and phone hacking. The settlement includes a full apology from the publisher for the distress caused to Harry and his late mother, Princess Diana.
Harry's lawyer emphasized the importance of accountability, urging further investigation into the publisher's actions, including the deletion of millions of emails. This case is part of Harry's broader efforts against British tabloids for invasive coverage of his personal life.
Forbes: Costco Teamsters Vote To Strike, Challenging Costco’s Pro-Worker Stance
Costco Teamsters have voted to strike on January 31, citing unresolved contract negotiations and dissatisfaction with management's treatment of workers. Despite claims of a stable employee base, 85% of union members support the strike due to rejected proposals for better pay and benefits.
The Teamsters argue that Costco has prioritized shareholders over employees, despite the company's significant revenue and profit growth. Practice strikes have already occurred in several states, and the potential strike would affect about 50 of Costco's U.S. stores.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Syria's Jihadi Boss on Trump: 'He Is The Leader to Bring Peace to the Middle East'
Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), congratulated President Trump on his inauguration, expressing confidence in his ability to bring peace to the Middle East. Following the collapse of the Assad regime, Sharaa indicated that HTS would transition to a new armed forces for Syria, but elections would not occur for at least four years.
Trump has maintained a non-interventionist stance on Syria, asserting that the conflict is not America's fight. He criticized former President Obama for failing to act on chemical weapon use and noted that while he ordered a missile strike in 2017, he subsequently reduced U.S. military presence in the region.
#military
Fox News: Taiwan Air Force officer killed after being ‘inhaled’ by fighter jet’s engine
A Taiwanese Air Force officer died after being drawn into a fighter jet engine during a pre-shutdown inspection at Ching Chuan Kang Air Base. The incident is under investigation, with officials expressing deep sadness and pledging to assist the family and improve safety protocols.
The officer had served for around 17 years, and the Air Force is looking into the circumstances, including the possibility of an instructor's throttle application contributing to the tragedy. Security footage may clarify the events leading to the accident.
#crime
GB News: Labour MP defends CPS after police claim they were 'gagged' over Axel Rudakubana
A Labour minister defended the decisions made regarding information disclosure in the Southport killings case, emphasizing the importance of protecting the integrity of the trial. Employment minister Alison McGovern expressed confidence in Merseyside Police and highlighted the need for transparency to maintain public trust.
Frustration has emerged among police over restrictions imposed by the Crown Prosecution Service on releasing details about the case, including the background of the convicted killer, Axel Rudakubana. Police believe that more public information could help mitigate speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the incident.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Tech titans sound off on Trump's AI project
President Trump announced a significant AI infrastructure investment involving Softbank, OpenAI, and Oracle, emphasizing its global impact. The initiative was introduced on his second term's first day, with tech leaders endorsing it as beneficial for humanity.
Additionally, AI company Perplexity is seeking to merge with TikTok to circumvent a potential ban in the U.S., while Chinese firm AgiBot has released an open-source dataset for robot training.