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#illegals
Breitbart: One in Twelve in Multicultural London an Illegal Immigrant: Report
Estimates suggest that nearly 600,000 illegal migrants reside in London, accounting for about one in 12 people in the city. A study indicates that this population may be underreported, as it does not include over 100,000 who arrived by boat since 2017.
The presence of illegal migrants is linked to rising living costs and strains on social services, with the cost of housing and support for asylum seekers significantly increasing. Critics argue this situation poses challenges for community cohesion and public resources.
Fox News: First images of ICE mass deportation efforts show arrests of MS-13 gang members, murder suspects
ICE Boston conducted a series of arrests targeting serious criminal aliens, including MS-13 gang members and murder suspects, as part of a mass deportation initiative under President Trump. The operation resulted in multiple arrests, including a Haitian gang member with numerous convictions.
The Trump administration aims to enhance public safety by prioritizing the removal of individuals with criminal histories. In the early days of the administration, over 460 arrests were made nationwide, involving immigrants from various countries.
#politics
The Telegraph: Inside Musk’s White House power grab
Elon Musk has taken charge of the new Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) under Donald Trump's administration, leading to the ousting of Vivek Ramaswamy as co-leader. Their fallout, attributed to Ramaswamy's gubernatorial ambitions in Ohio, signals emerging tensions within Trump's team.
Musk's plans for Doge suggest a significant expansion of influence, aiming to streamline government operations and cut spending. This shift raises questions about the balance of power between private citizens and government roles in the Trump administration.
Le Monde: Donald Trump attempts to establish an 'imperial presidency' in the US
Donald Trump, inaugurated as the 47th president, aims to reduce the federal government's size while simultaneously expanding executive power. His administration plans to politicize the civil service and promote loyalty over meritocracy, raising potential legal challenges for the Supreme Court.
This approach reflects a desire to navigate around the established checks and balances, echoing concerns about the "imperial presidency." The administration's initial executive orders signal a significant shift in governance.
Forbes: OpenAI’s Sam Altman Says He ‘Changed His Perspective’ On Trump—After Musk Bashes ‘Stargate’ Deal
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has shifted his view on Donald Trump, stating he believes Trump will be "incredible" for the U.S. despite previous criticisms. This change follows Trump's announcement of a $500 billion AI infrastructure deal, which aims to create over 100,000 jobs.
Altman, who previously supported Democratic candidates, expressed regret for not thinking independently about Trump. His comments come amid a feud with Elon Musk, who has criticized the funding for the Stargate AI project. Altman countered Musk's claims about the project's financial backing.
The Federalist: Dems Confirm Their Abortion Extremism By Blocking Born-Alive Act
Democrats in the U.S. Senate unanimously voted against the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act," which would require medical care for babies born alive during failed abortions. This decision has been criticized as extreme, especially given public opposition to late-term abortions.
Despite claims that such legislation is unnecessary, evidence suggests that some states allow neglect of care for these infants. Critics argue that Democrats' actions reflect a disregard for public sentiment on abortion and the rights of newborns.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Democrat ‘Sore Losers’ Are Holding Up Trump Cabinet Confirmations for No Reason
Alex Marlow criticized the delays in confirming Trump’s Cabinet picks, labeling them as "grandstanding obstruction" from opponents. He expressed confidence that these tactics would not be sustainable in the long run.
Fox News: Top 5 moments from Trump's 'Hannity' interview
In an exclusive interview with Sean Hannity, President Donald Trump reflected on his return to the White House, criticizing the Biden administration's policies on inflation, foreign conflicts, and FEMA's performance. He suggested that his political comeback is significant, likening it to historical returns like Winston Churchill's.
Trump also discussed TikTok, advocating for its sale to an American entity, and commented on Biden's pardons, noting the absence of a self-pardon. He plans to visit North Carolina to address FEMA's handling of hurricane relief.
Fox News: Trump's dismantling of DEI is deeper and bigger than you even know
President Trump has rescinded multiple Executive Orders related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) that were established by President Biden. His actions include terminating DEI offices and initiatives across federal agencies, signaling a significant policy shift aimed at dismantling racial preferences in government.
Trump's moves, which align with his campaign promises, have garnered support from voters, making the end of DEI programs a high priority. The changes reflect a broader ideological battle over race and merit in federal employment practices.
Breitbart: Trump to Address Globalist Elites in Davos with First Major Foreign Policy Speech
President Trump will make a virtual appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he is expected to announce key foreign policy initiatives. He has previously urged Russia to negotiate over Ukraine and has outlined plans to cut taxes and deregulate industries.
Trump will engage with top executives from major banking and oil companies, while Argentine President Javier Milei will also address the forum, praising Trump's vision as a remedy against "woke ideology." The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. Eastern time.
Fox News: David Axelrod questions Biden's masculinity after last-second family pardons: 'Man up'
David Axelrod criticized former President Biden for issuing preemptive pardons for family members just before leaving office, suggesting he should "man up" and take accountability. Axelrod described the timing as "egregious" and said it muddied the narrative surrounding Trump.
Axelrod's co-host agreed, stating it showed a lack of courage. Trump responded, claiming the pardons made Biden appear guilty and weak, suggesting that future presidents might follow suit in pardoning associates. Axelrod concluded that the manner of the pardons looked "particularly sleazy."
#society
Fox News: VA Dems reject Youngkin's antisemitism expert pick from George Mason Univ board amid troubling incidents
George Mason University faces rising antisemitism issues as Virginia Senate Democrats rejected Governor Glenn Youngkin's nomination of Kenneth Marcus, an expert on campus antisemitism, to its Board of Visitors. Marcus expressed disappointment, noting his efforts to combat antisemitism at GMU.
Recent incidents include an FBI investigation into a GMU student for alleged threats against the Israeli Consulate and anti-Zionist vandalism on campus. Despite these challenges, GMU President Gregory Washington emphasized support for free speech amid protests.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Putin reportedly concerned over Russia's economy ahead of possible Trump tariffs
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly concerned about his country's economy as Donald Trump returns to the Oval Office, particularly due to Trump's aim to end the Ukraine war. Labor shortages and high interest rates are straining Russia's economy, prompting discussions among the elite about a potential negotiated settlement with Ukraine.
Putin has expressed readiness for negotiations with Trump regarding the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing a willingness for compromise. In response to Trump's return, Putin has also strengthened ties with China and Iran, signaling strategic shifts in foreign policy.
Fox News: 'Stealing American jobs': Anti-CCP group unleashes ad demanding GOP lawmakers back Trump on saving US farms
A new ad campaign by the Protecting America Initiative urges state Republicans to support President Trump's agenda against Chinese influence in U.S. agriculture. The ad warns of the Chinese Communist Party's attempts to control farmland and American jobs, emphasizing the need for action to safeguard the food supply.
The initiative highlights growing concerns about foreign investments in U.S. agricultural land, particularly from China, which have surged significantly in recent years. GOP leaders stress the importance of national security and food independence, calling for Republicans to align with Trump to protect American agriculture.
Breitbart: Zelensky: American Troops Must be Deployed to Ukraine to Deter Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized at the Davos World Economic Forum that any peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine would require U.S. military involvement. He expressed skepticism about European nations deploying forces without American support, stating, “Nobody will risk without the United States.”
Zelensky also indicated that he believes China could influence Russia towards peace, given its economic ties. European leaders, including France's President Macron and UK's Prime Minister Starmer, have shown interest in a multinational peacekeeping force, but concerns remain about the capability of European militaries to effectively contribute.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: Israeli soldiers blow up explosives during West Bank raid
Israeli soldiers conducted a security sweep in Jenin, West Bank, targeting individuals linked to a recent bus attack that killed Israeli citizens. Two suspects were killed during a firefight as part of Operation Iron Wall, which aims to address ongoing violence in the region.
This operation follows efforts by Palestinian security forces to regain control in areas with significant militant activity. Meanwhile, Donald Trump announced the lifting of sanctions on ultranationalist Israeli settlers involved in attacks on Palestinian villages.
#crime
GB News: Axel Rudakubana: Labour blasted for 'double standards' over failings - 'Presented him as a Welsh choir boy!'
Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has criticized authorities for allegedly suppressing information about Axel Rudakubana, the 18-year-old who murdered three girls at a dance class in Southport. Kwarteng claims officials misrepresented Rudakubana's background and motivations, suggesting a deliberate cover-up.
Kwarteng highlighted a perceived double standard in the handling of the case, questioning how Rudakubana, who had been referred to Prevent multiple times, was able to commit such acts. Prime Minister Starmer defended the decision to withhold details, stating it was necessary to protect the integrity of the trial. Rudakubana is set to be sentenced today.
Fox News: Nashville police investigate high school shooting suspect's 'very concerning' internet and social media posts
A 17-year-old gunman opened fire at Antioch High School in Nashville, resulting in one death and one injury before taking his own life. Investigators are examining the shooter’s online writings, which contained racist and antisemitic content, as well as praise for mass murderers.
The shooter had posted concerning material, including a school layout and images linked to White supremacy. The attack was partially livestreamed, prompting a swift response from the platform involved. Local police are working to understand the motives behind the shooting.