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#illegals
Fox News: Border encounters drop sharply as Trump launches crackdown on illegal immigration
Illegal immigrant encounters at the U.S. southern border have dropped significantly in the early days of the Trump administration, showing a 35% decrease compared to the final days of the Biden administration. In the first three days of Trump’s term, there were 2,523 encounters, down from 3,908 in the last three days of Biden's term.
Trump's administration has reinstated strict border policies, including the end of the CBP One app for processing migrants and the resumption of border wall construction. This shift may contribute to a "Trump effect," where potential migrants are deterred by the likelihood of deportation.
Fox News: ‘Tides are shifting’: Push to codify key Trump-era policy snags dozens of cosponsors, including Dems
A bill to reinstate the Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy has gained bipartisan support in the House, with over 100 cosponsors, including two Democrats. The legislation aims to require the Department of Homeland Security to enforce the Migrant Protection Protocols, which were previously eliminated by the Biden administration.
The bill reflects growing concerns over illegal immigration, a significant issue for voters, and follows other recent immigration measures, such as the Laken Riley Act, which mandates the detention of illegal immigrants accused of theft-related crimes.
Breitbart: Illegal Aliens Worried as Trump-Era ICE Raids Loom
Following President Trump's inauguration, fears of ICE raids have led to a significant decline in foot traffic in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood, known as the "Mexico of the Midwest." Local businesses reported a drop in sales by up to 60%, with many residents choosing to stay home due to concerns about immigration enforcement.
Alderman Mike Rodriguez noted that the atmosphere has changed drastically, with shops closing and the community feeling the impact of heightened immigration enforcement. Governor JB Pritzker indicated that Chicago could be a target for raids, further escalating anxiety among undocumented residents.
Forbes: Judge Blocks Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Restrictions In Court—For Now: ‘Blatantly Unconstitutional’
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship, calling it “blatantly unconstitutional.” The ruling comes amid multiple lawsuits from Democratic-led states, asserting that the order would create instability for thousands of U.S.-born individuals.
The judge's decision pauses the order for 14 days while litigation continues. Legal experts largely oppose Trump's interpretation of the 14th Amendment, arguing it contradicts established precedent. The order is part of Trump's broader immigration strategy, which aims to reduce undocumented immigration.
#politics
Forbes: Trump's Diversity Orders Rattle CEOs: What Companies Should Know About New DEI Rules
President Trump has issued an executive order halting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives across federal agencies and targeting private entities with DEI programs. The order mandates that agencies cut DEI roles, ensure contractors comply with anti-discrimination laws, and identify potential investigations into private organizations.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is expected to rule against DEI initiatives under new leadership. This move follows a Supreme Court ruling that deemed affirmative action policies unconstitutional, leading to increased scrutiny and legal challenges against DEI practices in both public and private sectors.
Breitbart: Trump Biopic 'The Apprentice' Stars Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong Score Oscar Nominations
The biopic "The Apprentice," depicting Donald Trump's early years, opened to minimal audience turnout but garnered Oscar nominations for its lead actors, Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong. This recognition may spark anti-Trump sentiments during the upcoming Oscars, potentially alienating viewers.
Despite its controversial release and Trump's legal threats, the film struggled at the box office, grossing only $4 million. The Oscars continue to face declining ratings, with last year's viewership at 19.5 million, a significant drop from previous years.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker rolls out MERIT Act to restructure federal workforce based on private sector model
Rep. Barry Loudermilk has reintroduced the MERIT Act, aimed at reforming the federal workforce by implementing merit-based hiring and dismissal practices similar to the private sector. The legislation seeks to streamline processes for addressing employee misconduct and performance issues.
Loudermilk emphasizes that the bill will hold government officials accountable and eliminate inefficiencies within the federal bureaucracy. With support from President Trump and several co-sponsors, the MERIT Act is positioned as a critical step toward creating a more effective government.
The Mirror: PM urged to restore whip to seven Labour rebels - 'we've served our sentence'
John McDonnell has advocated for the reinstatement of seven Labour MPs, including himself, who had their whip suspended after rebelling against the two-child benefit limit. He believes they have "served their sentence" and hopes for a decision on their status soon, despite ongoing discussions with the Chief Whip.
McDonnell emphasized his loyalty to the Labour Party, stating he would not consider forming a new party, as he views Labour as essential for achieving progressive change. The two-child benefit limit remains a contentious issue, with charities urging the government to abolish it amid rising child poverty concerns.
#society
Fox News: Homelessness nearly doubles in blue state in just 2 years: report
Homelessness in New York has more than doubled from January 2022 to January 2024, driven largely by a surge in asylum seekers, according to a report by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. While the national rate increased by 21%, New York City saw 88% of its sheltered homeless population attributed to this influx.
Currently, New Yorkers make up 20% of the nation's homeless, with children under 18 representing a third of the state's homeless population. In response, state and city officials are proposing affordable housing initiatives and implementing a five-year plan to create or preserve 100,000 affordable homes.
Forbes: From Catherine O’Hara To Drew Barrymore—These Super Bowl Commercials Will Have The Biggest Stars
This year's Super Bowl will feature a lineup of celebrity-packed commercials, with brands having sold out their ad slots as early as August. Notable appearances include Drew Barrymore and Orlando Bloom for MSC Cruises, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt for Meta, and a reunion of Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal for Hellmann's Mayonnaise.
The cost for a 30-second spot has reached $7 million, reflecting the growing popularity of Super Bowl ads. Last year's event drew over 123 million viewers, making it one of the most-watched broadcasts in history. State Farm has canceled its planned ad for 2025 due to the impact of wildfires in Los Angeles.
Times Of Israel: Purdue Pharma and owners to pay $7.4bn in settlement over the toll of OxyContin
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family have reached a $7.4 billion settlement to resolve lawsuits related to the opioid crisis. The agreement, which includes $6.5 billion from the Sacklers and $900 million from Purdue, aims to compensate victims and fund crisis abatement efforts.
This settlement follows a previous deal rejected by the Supreme Court and still requires court approval. It represents one of the largest settlements in the ongoing litigation against opioid manufacturers, with a portion of the funds designated for victims and their families.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Watch - Danish Lawmaker Rejects Trump's Greenland Purchase: 'F*ck Off'
A Danish politician, Anders Vistisen, confronted President Trump in the European Parliament over his interest in purchasing Greenland, declaring it an integral part of Denmark for 800 years and using foul language to emphasize his point. He was rebuked by the session chair for his remarks.
Vistisen criticized pro-independence sentiments in Greenland, highlighting issues like child abuse and high suicide rates. He argued that Greenland's sovereignty is not threatened by Denmark, which provides essential support and stability. Trump's interest in Greenland is linked to its strategic and mineral wealth.
Le Monde: Elon Musk's Chinese paradoxes
Elon Musk criticized the disparity between TikTok's operation in the U.S. and X's ban in China, calling it unbalanced. This marks a rare instance of Musk addressing the Chinese regime, as he typically advocates for free expression and opposes censorship in democracies.
Musk's comments reflect a shift in tone, as he has previously supported TikTok's presence in America, aligning with his views on freedom of expression. His remarks highlight the complexities of navigating business interests in China while addressing political issues.
Breitbart: Report: Putin Worries About Economy as Trump Applies Pressure
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly worried about his wartime economy, which has faced strain from labor shortages and high interest rates amid ongoing military spending. This concern follows demands from Donald Trump for Putin to negotiate peace in Ukraine or face economic repercussions.
Trump warned that failure to reach a deal could result in increased taxes, tariffs, and sanctions on Russian goods, further worsening the economic situation in Russia. He emphasized the urgency of ending the conflict, asserting that it would not have started under his administration.
#crime
GB News: Axel Rudakubana must 'rot in jail for life' over Southport stabbings, victims' parents say
A parent of one of the Southport stabbing victims is calling for teenage killer Axel Rudakubana to "rot in jail" ahead of his sentencing. The parent expressed frustration that Rudakubana, who was 13 days shy of 18 at the time of the murders, cannot receive a whole life tariff.
Rudakubana pleaded guilty to murdering three young girls and injuring others at a dance class. The parent criticized the systemic failures that allowed Rudakubana to purchase the knife used in the attack and called for measures to restrict online knife sales.