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24 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Trump DHS makes key move against migrants allowed in via controversial Biden parole programs
The Department of Homeland Security is permitting ICE officials to reassess the parole status of migrants admitted under the Biden administration's humanitarian parole expansion. This includes the potential for expedited removal of migrants in the U.S. for less than two years.
The internal memo emphasizes that parole is not a guaranteed right and should be applied on a case-by-case basis. It instructs ICE and Customs and Border Protection to review existing parole policies and phase out those inconsistent with legal statutes, amid broader immigration enforcement actions.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Voters Hold Gavin Newsom to the Fire - Liberty Nation News
Governor Gavin Newsom faces backlash from an angry electorate following devastating wildfires in California, which have left many without homes and resources. Critics accuse him of poor management and distraction from pressing issues while firefighters struggled without adequate support.
A recall effort against Newsom is underway, with organizers claiming his leadership has failed to address the state's ongoing crises, including housing and homelessness. Early damage estimates from the wildfires could reach up to $130 billion, further complicating the state's recovery efforts.
Human Events: ADAM COLEMAN: As Trump cuts DEI, beware the euphemisms used to hide it
President Trump has signed an executive order banning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, with plans to place DEI staff on administrative leave and ultimately fire them. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is under scrutiny for funding programs that promote Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), which critics argue are veiled attempts to introduce DEI principles in schools.
Funding through the STOP School Violence Program has reportedly reached over $100 million, impacting nearly 3 million K-12 students across 946 districts. Critics assert that these initiatives violate Equal Employment Opportunity Commission regulations and the Civil Rights Act by promoting discrimination under the guise of equity.
#society
Liberty Nation News: Boston Proposes Regressive Sugar Tax - Liberty Nation News
Boston's City Council is considering a tax on sugary drinks to generate revenue and promote health equity. Advocates claim it could prevent obesity and save healthcare costs, but critics argue it disproportionately impacts marginalized communities already struggling with rising living costs.
The proposal raises concerns about its regressive nature, potentially harming small businesses and low-income residents. Critics suggest that education and targeted spending would be more effective than imposing new taxes that could exacerbate economic hardships for those the policy aims to help.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UK warns of Iran’s apparent attempts to force ships into its waters amid IRGC drills
Seafarers in the Persian Gulf have been warned of potential attempts by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to compel vessels into Iranian waters amid ongoing naval exercises. The UK Maritime Trade Operations reported several incidents involving radio challenges to ships, likely linked to the IRGC's Great Prophet XVIII exercise.
Iran has been conducting extensive military drills following retaliatory strikes from Israel. Recent incidents include a vessel approached by a military craft urging entry into Iranian waters, while the IRGC maintains a history of harassing vessels. An upcoming IRGC exercise is also anticipated.
Breitbart: Exclusive — CIA Director Ratcliffe: ‘Day-One Thing’ to Get to Bottom of Chinese ‘Origins of COVID,’ Wuhan Lab Leak
CIA Director John Ratcliffe aims to investigate the origins of COVID-19, particularly the lab leak theory from Wuhan, asserting that the agency has not adequately addressed this issue. He criticized former CIA leadership for failing to prioritize the threat from China, emphasizing the need for a strategic shift.
Ratcliffe plans to equip President Trump with intelligence on China to enhance negotiations with President Xi Jinping. He believes the intelligence community has lagged in recognizing China as the primary geopolitical threat, urging a focus on countering its influence and aggression.
#health
The Federalist: USDA Hires Seed Oil Lobbyist As Chief Of Staff
Kailee Tkacz Buller has been appointed as the chief of staff for the USDA under the new administration, despite her background as a lobbyist for the junk food industry and seed oil associations. This appointment raises concerns about the administration's commitment to its health-focused agenda.
Critics argue that Buller's ties to the food industry contradict the goal of reducing corporate influence in food regulation. The selection has sparked debate among health advocates, particularly given the administration's emphasis on addressing issues related to processed foods and obesity.
#crime
GB News: Woman's body found half-eaten by her pet pugs after she died in her apartment
A 34-year-old woman, Adriana Neagoe, was found dead in her apartment near Bucharest, with her two pet pugs having partially consumed her body. She had been missing for nearly a week, prompting a relative to contact authorities.
Police noted no signs of violence, and an investigation is underway to determine the cause of death. Tributes from family and friends describe her as an "angel." The pugs were taken by local authorities.