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#illegals
Fox News: Riley Gaines celebrates repeal of COVID vaccination mandate for legal immigrants
Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer, praised President Trump for eliminating the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for legal immigrants, which she claims had hindered her family's immigration process. She expressed frustration with the Biden administration's handling of her husband's green card application, which cost them around $15,000.
Gaines highlighted that under Biden, legal immigrants faced strict vaccine requirements while illegal immigrants did not. She noted that a tweet helped her family finally receive assistance from the Trump administration, leading to the recent policy change by USCIS.
Breitbart: Trump Administration Expands ICE Powers to Streamline Deportations
President Trump has expanded ICE's fast-track deportation authority, allowing for expedited removal of illegal migrants without court hearings. This policy targets those in the U.S. for less than two years and aims to enhance national security and reduce government costs.
Additionally, the DOJ is reviewing sanctuary jurisdictions for compliance with federal immigration laws and has halted refugee flights while reassessing entry policies. Trump has also reinstated the "Remain in Mexico" policy and is permitting states to assist in border security efforts.
#politics
Fox News: Department of Justice freezes all civil rights division cases: report
The DOJ has ordered a freeze on all ongoing litigation from the Biden administration, halting new cases and settlements until the Senate confirms Trump nominee Harmeet Dhillon. This move aims to unify the federal government's legal stance and allows incoming appointees to decide on future cases.
The memo also requires the civil rights division to inform the DOJ chief of staff about any consent decrees finalized in the last 90 days. Ongoing police reform consent decrees in Louisville, Maryland, and Minnesota are under scrutiny, with implications for racial bias in policing practices.
The Western Journal: Trump Pardons Tech Pioneer Who Was Arrested in Library's Sci-Fi Section, Given Two Life Sentences
President Trump has granted a full pardon to Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, who was sentenced to two life terms for narcotics charges in 2015. Ulbricht was arrested in a library and has been in prison since 2013. Supporters argue that his punishment was excessively harsh.
Trump announced the pardon in honor of Ulbricht's mother and the Libertarian Movement, asserting that the conviction was unjust. Ulbricht's family expressed gratitude for the pardon, emphasizing their belief that he deserved a second chance.
The American Mind: The Arrakeen Restoration | The Roundtable Ep. 251
The American Mind’s podcast features a discussion on Trump's inauguration speeches, which criticized elites and reaffirmed American ideals. The hosts analyze his executive orders, including the repeal of federal affirmative action, and the implications for DEI programs and birthright citizenship amid immigration concerns.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Kimberly Fletcher: Moms Urge Senate to Confirm Trump's Nominees
The Senate is holding confirmation hearings for President Trump's nominees, with strong support from mothers across the nation. Concerns about rising costs, government inefficiencies, and perceived media bias have led to enthusiasm for nominees like Pete Hegseth for Defense and RFK Jr. for Health.
Moms for America emphasizes the importance of strong leadership, advocating for nominees like Tulsi Gabbard for National Intelligence and Kash Patel for the FBI, who promise transparency and a focus on national security. They urge senators to confirm these candidates to restore effective governance.
#society
Fox News: Hughes Fire forces partial evacuation of 5,000+ person Los Angeles jail
A rapidly spreading fire in California, known as the Hughes Fire, has prompted the evacuation of part of a 5,000-person jail in Los Angeles County. The fire has burned nearly 9,300 acres and is currently 0 percent contained, leading to the evacuation of over 50,000 residents and nearly 500 inmates from the Pitchess Detention Center.
Authorities are prepared to evacuate more inmates if necessary, as concerns grow over their safety amid the fire. The California National Guard has deployed aircraft to assist in firefighting efforts, while local advocacy groups are urging swift action to protect those incarcerated.
GB News: Vegan activist torn apart by Andrew Pierce after staging supermarket protest: ‘You’re alienating them!’
Andrew Pierce criticized Animal Rising's supermarket protests for potentially alienating supporters, questioning their effectiveness and results. He challenged campaign lead Rose Patterson on the tangible outcomes of their demonstrations, which included blockades at stores like Sainsbury's.
Patterson defended the protests, arguing they aimed to raise awareness about the RSPCA Assured scheme and its implications for animal welfare. She acknowledged the protests could be disruptive but believed they effectively reached a large audience and sparked important conversations about animal rights.
#health
Breitbart: Morgan Griffith: Americans Cannot Let Coronavirus Shadiness Fall to Wayside
Rep. Morgan Griffith (R-VA) emphasized the need for accountability regarding the coronavirus pandemic, particularly focusing on EcoHealth Alliance and its president, Peter Daszak. He criticized the organization for failing to submit timely reports and alleged discrepancies in their findings related to virus spread.
Griffith suggested that the research should have been conducted in a more secure lab and accused Daszak of misleading Congress. He argued that the lack of transparency and accountability in scientific research must be addressed to prevent future issues.
#sports
Breitbart: Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Breaks Silence on Flopping Allegations, Referee Favoritism
Patrick Mahomes has drawn criticism for his tactics that involve baiting defenders near the sidelines and benefiting from controversial officiating calls. Following a recent game against the Texans, Mahomes acknowledged the calls but emphasized that other plays ultimately determined the game's outcome.
ESPN analyst Troy Aikman criticized Mahomes for deliberately slowing down to draw a penalty, highlighting frustrations among defensive players. Mahomes admitted to crossing a line in one instance but defended his actions as a strategy to avoid hits. The article suggests that the league should consider rule changes to address these tactics.
#science
Le Monde: The masked toad: A story full of twists and turns
The masked toad, known scientifically as Duttaphrynus melanostictus, is celebrated across Asia for its medicinal properties and cultural significance. In some regions, it is even dressed for ceremonial purposes to invoke rain.
However, its invasive presence in Madagascar and the Wallacea Islands poses a threat to local wildlife, including the Komodo dragon, as the toad's toxins harm native predators. Australia has also flagged the species for monitoring due to its potential ecological impact.