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22 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: Report: Biden Inflamed Immigration When He Could've Inhibited It
The Congressional Budget Office's latest report highlights the impact of Joe Biden's border policies, showing a significant increase in net immigration during his first two years. However, projections indicate a decline in immigration levels post-2023, attributed to a June 2024 executive order limiting non-citizen entries.
As fertility rates decline and deaths among native-born Americans surpass births, the U.S. faces potential population decreases. Many Americans support orderly immigration processes, emphasizing that securing the border is essential before discussing future immigration levels.
Fox News: Adams says NYC is coordinating with ICE as mass migrant deportations loom
Mayor Eric Adams announced that New York City is coordinating with ICE to deport illegal migrants who commit violent crimes, despite the city's sanctuary laws. He emphasized that there are no restrictions preventing the NYPD from collaborating with federal agencies on criminal matters.
Adams noted a significant influx of over 225,000 migrants since 2022, which has coincided with rising migrant-related crime. He stated that those who commit violent crimes have forfeited their right to remain in the city.
#politics
The Federalist: What The Founders Would Say About Biden And Trump's Pardons
On January 20, 2025, both President Biden and former President Trump issued pardons. Biden pardoned family members and officials linked to the January 6 investigation, while Trump pardoned individuals convicted of offenses related to the Capitol events on that day. Biden's pardons have raised questions about their legitimacy, as those pardoned were never tried or convicted.
The article argues that Biden's use of the pardon power contradicts constitutional principles, as he pardoned individuals who were not guilty of any offenses, while Trump’s actions align with historical precedents aimed at national healing. The legality of preemptive pardons remains contentious and may ultimately require Supreme Court clarification.
Fox News: Trump excoriates bishop as 'Radical Left hard line Trump hater' after politically charged prayer service
President Trump criticized Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde for her remarks during an interfaith service, accusing her of politicizing the event and failing to address issues related to illegal immigration and crime. He called her tone ungracious and suggested she apologize.
Rep. Andy Barr, a conservative Episcopalian, echoed Trump's sentiments, expressing disappointment over Budde's comments and highlighting contradictions in her message regarding inclusivity. Budde has previously voiced her opposition to Trump.
Fox News: Biden left Trump 'inspirational' message in 'very nice' letter, new president says
President Trump described a letter left for him by former President Biden as "inspirational" and hinted at possibly releasing it to the public. He found the note in the Resolute Desk during a press conference, appreciating its positive tone regarding the importance of the presidency.
The tradition of leaving letters for successors began with President Reagan in 1989, and has continued through various administrations. Biden noted that Trump left him a "very generous letter," but has chosen not to disclose its contents.
The Federalist: It's Time To Stop Perverting Christianity To Push Marxism
Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde's sermon at a national prayer service, intended to promote unity, instead criticized President Trump and advanced her political views. She claimed that the LGBTQ community fears for their lives under his administration and called for mercy towards undocumented immigrants.
Budde's remarks have been criticized for mischaracterizing illegal immigration and for using her platform to express personal beliefs rather than fostering genuine unity. Her approach raises concerns about the integrity of religious leadership and the message being conveyed to congregants.
Fox News: Trump orders all DEI government offices to close up shop by end of day and more top headlines
Trump has ordered the closure of all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices as part of his administration's efforts. His cabinet nominees are facing confirmation hearings, and the new Secretary of State has paused refugee operations.
Additionally, Trump's leadership choices are sending warnings to FBI agents, while his executive orders prompt immediate Coast Guard actions. The political landscape remains tense, with rising frustrations over blocked nominations and the impact of his orders on Afghan allies awaiting resettlement.
#society
GB News: Grooming gangs scandal sparks fury in US as Andrew Klavan gives Starmer two-word demand
US commentator Andrew Klavan has called for UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to resign over the government's handling of the grooming gang scandal. He criticized the Labour government for allegedly prioritizing the imprisonment of those who report such crimes rather than the perpetrators.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced five local inquiries into grooming gangs amid growing pressure. Klavan argued that ideology has overtaken morality in British society and warned that the approach to immigration and multiculturalism is contributing to the issue.
Le Monde: Prince Harry settles lawsuit with Murdoch's UK tabloids
Prince Harry has settled a lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers, which admitted to phone hacking and other unlawful practices. The publisher issued a full apology and agreed to pay substantial damages for the intrusion into Harry's private life and that of his late mother, Diana.
This settlement concludes a lengthy legal battle involving claims of unlawful surveillance by The Sun and the now-defunct News of the World, with Harry and Labour lawmaker Tom Watson being the last remaining claimants.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 22: Day 474 – As IDF operates in West Bank, settlers step up violence
A terrorist attack in Tel Aviv left four people wounded before the assailant was shot dead. An off-duty IDF officer, who lost a hand in Gaza, helped subdue the attacker.
In other news, the IDF launched a counterterrorism operation in Jenin, while IDF Chief of Staff and Southern Command head announced their resignations following a ceasefire with Hamas.
#technology
Forbes: Clay, A Secret Weapon For Anthropic And OpenAI, Boosts Valuation To $1.3 Billion
Clay, a New York-based startup, has rapidly grown to a valuation of $1.25 billion after shifting its focus to a no-code internal app builder that enhances sales lead generation using AI. The company has seen significant revenue growth, with projections of $30 million for 2024 and over 5,000 business clients.
CEO Kareem Amin's strategic pivot involved narrowing the product's scope to meet customer needs more effectively, resulting in increased investor interest and a thriving user community. Clay's innovative use of generative AI has positioned it as a leader in practical applications of technology for business growth.