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27 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Arizona attorney general warns Trump deporting Dreamers would be a ‘bright red line’
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes expressed her opposition to President-elect Trump's immigration enforcement plans, specifically regarding the construction of deportation centers, which she labeled "concentration camps." She emphasized her commitment to protecting Dreamers and opposing any federal deportation efforts.
Mayes, along with other border-state attorneys general, aims to prioritize due process and individual rights while addressing issues like the fentanyl crisis. She advocates for increased federal resources for Border Patrol and prosecutions of cartel-related crimes rather than mass deportation strategies.
Front Page Magazine: It's Not a "Homelessness Crisis": It's Open Borders
California has spent over $17 billion on homelessness, yet the situation worsens, with claims of a crisis being linked to mentally unstable drug addicts rather than housing costs. The rise in homelessness is exacerbated by open borders, particularly affecting family homelessness in major cities.
The media's portrayal of the crisis as a housing issue is misleading. Reports indicate that the influx of migrants has significantly impacted homelessness rates, suggesting that the problem is more about immigration policies than affordable housing.
#society
Front Page Magazine: New York City Authorities Warn to Mask Up to Stop the Flu
Recent violence on the New York City subway has resulted in a dozen deaths, including one individual being set on fire. Despite the alarming rise in crime, the NYC Department of Health is focusing on reinstating mask mandates for RSV and the flu, reminiscent of earlier COVID protocols.
This shift raises concerns about prioritizing health measures over public safety in a city grappling with increasing violence. The move appears to normalize a response more typical in certain Asian countries rather than addressing the pressing issue of subway violence.
Fox News: Travelers may face yet another 'tourist tax' when visiting certain cities
Liverpool is considering a new tourist tax of approximately $3 per night for overnight visitors, set to begin in June 2025. This initiative aims to manage overtourism and support local infrastructure, with funds directed towards enhancing the visitor economy and public services.
In 2023, Liverpool saw 54 million visitors, prompting the need for sustainable tourism solutions. The tax, which would be collected by hotels, is expected to generate nearly $8 million over two years, reflecting similar successful models in other European cities.
#health
GB News: Elon Musk calls himself 'Ozempic Santa' after upgrading to powerful 'King Kong' of weight-loss drugs
Elon Musk has switched from Ozempic to Mounjaro for weight loss, citing discomfort from the former. He shared his experience on social media, highlighting Mounjaro's effectiveness and fewer side effects. The drugs are gaining popularity in the U.S. for weight management.
Musk advocates for broader access to GLP-1 inhibitors, emphasizing their potential health benefits. The debate over their accessibility has become politically charged, with differing opinions among Republican leaders on expanding access through federal programs.
#crime
The Western Journal: COVID Mask-Wearing Pizza Girl Arrested for Stabbing Pregnant Woman 14 Times Over Small Tip: Police
A Florida pizza delivery worker, Brianna Alvelo, was arrested after stabbing a pregnant woman 14 times over a $2 tip on a $33 order. The attack occurred when Alvelo returned to the victim's motel room with an accomplice, forcing their way in and assaulting the woman in front of her child.
This incident highlights troubling trends in American culture, including a perceived moral decay and an escalating expectation surrounding tipping. It raises questions about the tipping culture, suggesting that it may lead to extreme reactions from those who feel entitled to larger gratuities.