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#illegals
Breitbart: MASS DEPORTATION: Mexico Announces New Panic Button System for Migrants in U.S.
Mexico's government has launched a new program, PALE, to provide emergency legal and consular assistance to migrants in the U.S. This initiative aims to prepare for potential mass deportations under President-Elect Donald J. Trump. It includes a network of attorneys and a panic button app for immediate help.
The program will ensure that due process is followed in deportation cases, with each of the 53 U.S. consulates creating local action plans. They will collaborate with NGOs, churches, and universities to support Mexican nationals facing immigration challenges.
#politics
The Western Journal: Not a Joke: Dems Hatch Plan to Disqualify Every Single Trump Electoral Vote
Democrats are reportedly considering a plan to disqualify President-elect Donald Trump’s Electoral College votes, invoking the 1887 Electoral Count Act. This proposal hinges on claims that Trump’s actions during the January 6 Capitol incident amount to insurrection, disqualifying him under the Fourteenth Amendment.
The authors of this plan argue that a vote for a disqualified candidate is "not regularly given," but critics point out that similar objections were raised in the past without success. The commentary suggests that pursuing this strategy could lead to severe political repercussions for Democrats, potentially mirroring the historical decline of the Federalist Party.
Fox News: Police group praises bill to give public sector retirees full Social Security benefits: 'deserved and earned'
Congress passed the Social Security Fairness Act, repealing rules that reduced benefits for public sector workers with state pensions. The bipartisan bill, praised by law enforcement and public sector groups, aims to restore full benefits to around 3 million retirees.
Critics argue the legislation will worsen Social Security's financial outlook, adding $196 billion to the deficit over the next decade. Despite concerns, the bill received strong support in Congress, highlighting a recognition of the unfair treatment faced by public servants.
Breitbart: Poll: Mike Johnson's Favorability Drops as Speakership Hangs in the Balance
Speaker Mike Johnson's favorability has dropped to 38% from 44% since April, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll. Among likely voters, 36% view him unfavorably, with 19% expressing a "very" unfavorable impression.
Concerns over Johnson's leadership style, particularly after a spending bill that received no opposition from Democrats, have led some lawmakers to consider supporting an alternative candidate for Speaker in the upcoming January vote.
Breitbart: Poll: Overwhelming Majority of Americans Don’t Care About Celebrities’ Political Opinions
A recent AP-NORC poll indicates that a majority of Americans, particularly Republicans, disapprove of political opinions from athletes and celebrities. Only 11% of Republicans and 12% of independents support such expressions, compared to 39% of Democrats.
Additionally, the survey reveals a general desire among Americans to reduce their media consumption regarding politics, with 65% citing information overload and 50% pointing to overseas conflicts as reasons for wanting to cut back.
GB News: Brexit warning: Starmer told kowtowing to EU rules will not improve UK living standards
A former Brexit adviser warns that Labour's plan to align with EU standards could limit Britain's ability to lower costs for families and improve living standards. Shanker Singham cautions that such alignment may jeopardize key trade relationships, including membership in the CPTPP.
He suggests that instead of aligning with EU rules, the UK should recognize EU standards in specific sectors. Labour insists that its approach does not aim to rejoin the EU, while the Government emphasizes a focus on cooperation without returning to customs union or free movement.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: India is a new powerful player in the Middle East
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Kuwait's highest honor during a historic visit, the first by an Indian leader in 43 years. This trip underscores India's strategic focus on the Gulf states, enhancing ties that extend beyond energy and trade to include defense and investment.
Modi's government aims to attract significant investments from Gulf nations, with Saudi Arabia and the UAE pledging $100 billion and $75 billion, respectively. The Indian community in the UAE forms 30% of the population, highlighting the deepening economic and diplomatic relationships in the region.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Overjoyed': Fox News Hosts Hannity and Earhardt Become Engaged
Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt announced their engagement at church over Christmas, expressing joy and gratitude for their families' support. They maintain a long-distance relationship, balancing their careers at FOX News while co-parenting with their ex-spouses.
Social media users congratulated the couple, celebrating their relationship and shared experiences. Earhardt previously expressed her gratitude for her career at Fox News, calling it a childhood dream come true.
The Telegraph: Watch: Russia shoots down Santa Claus in propaganda video
A pro-Kremlin Christmas video depicts Santa Claus being shot down by a Russian missile while flying over Moscow. The video features Santa delivering gifts adorned with NATO symbols and is followed by a congratulatory scene from Grandfather Frost, Russia's version of Santa.
The video, which circulated after accusations against Russia for downing an Azerbaijani passenger jet, emphasizes a nationalist sentiment against foreign influences in Russian airspace.
#crime
The Western Journal: Punk Attacks Woman With Baby Stroller, Showing Why Subways Don't Have Fire Extinguishers Anymore
A viral video shows a man attacking subway passengers with a fire extinguisher, raising concerns about safety in public transit. NYC subway cars no longer carry extinguishers, a decision linked to previous misuse and vandalism, leaving passengers vulnerable during violent incidents.
The ongoing cycle of violence in major cities highlights a failure of public safety agencies to address these issues effectively. As shocking incidents continue to emerge, the question remains: how can these dangerous situations be prevented?
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: JonBenet meeting, Bryan Kohberger investigated, Scott Peterson arrest timing
A woman recounts how her mother's infamous cheerleading murder plot nearly ruined her life. Meanwhile, a judge expresses confusion over a mistake related to a teacher's alleged suicide.
In other crime news, a husband is charged with murdering his pregnant wife, and Bryan Kohberger is under investigation for a prior home invasion.
The Western Journal: 4 Punks With Guns Aren't Quick Enough as Victim Grabs His Gun, Starts Sending Teens to Hospital One by One: Allegations
In Harris County, Texas, four boys aged 12 to 14 allegedly attempted to rob a 25-year-old man at gunpoint. The man defended himself, shooting three of the boys, one critically injured. Local authorities noted the incident was an attempted aggravated robbery.
The neighbor who intervened expressed concern over the boys' actions, questioning their parenting and the circumstances that led to such behavior. The commentary underscores the importance of self-defense rights and critiques the failure of parental guidance in this troubling situation.