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#illegals
The Western Journal: With the Stroke of a Pen Trump Just Gave Us 80% More Deportation Officers - 31,000 New Badges
President Trump has initiated a directive to increase the number of deportation officers by 80%, potentially adding 31,000 personnel from various federal law enforcement agencies to assist in mass deportations. This move aims to address illegal immigration and enhance community safety.
The directive allows DOJ officials from agencies like the DEA and U.S. Marshals to investigate and apprehend illegal aliens, marking a significant shift in resource allocation. Initial results show over 530 illegal immigrants detained in a single day, raising questions about the previous administration's handling of border issues.
#politics
The Mirror: A Tory MP billed taxpayers £20k for repairs to her office when she lost her seat
Former Tory MP Jane Stevenson billed taxpayers nearly £20,000 for repairs to her constituency office after losing her seat in the recent general election. Her claim for "dilapidations" was the highest among four MPs who submitted similar expenses.
Stevenson, who served for five years, did not respond to inquiries about the specific work done. Other MPs' claims for dilapidations were significantly lower, with the next highest being around £13,000. All four MPs lost their seats in July's election.
The Telegraph: Trump tours LA wildfire devastation as he threatens to drop disaster agency
Donald Trump criticized FEMA during his visit to disaster-stricken areas in California and North Carolina, suggesting it is ineffective and bureaucratic. He proposed that states should take primary responsibility for disaster response instead of the federal government.
Additionally, Trump reiterated past claims that FEMA funds were misallocated under the Biden administration, a statement the administration labeled as false. The visit coincided with the Senate's confirmation of Pete Hegseth as the new US defense secretary.
Breitbart: Carville: 'It's Hard' But Dems Have to Let Trump 'Punch Himself Out'
Democratic strategist James Carville suggested that Democrats should allow Donald Trump to "punch himself out" politically, comparing his strategy to Muhammad Ali's rope-a-dope. He emphasized the importance of staying focused on key issues, particularly rising food prices, despite distractions.
Carville believes that by remaining patient and strategic, Democrats can eventually counter Trump's rhetoric effectively.
The Western Journal: 'I Want 2 Things' - Watch Trump Bluntly Lays Out Demands to Unlock Federal Aid for CA
President Trump stated that he would condition federal aid for California on two requirements: implementing voter ID laws and ensuring water management policies that allow water to flow into Los Angeles. He emphasized these points while touring North Carolina for hurricane recovery.
California Governor Gavin Newsom responded, arguing that conditioning aid is inappropriate and clarified that voter ID is already part of the state's voting process. He also defended California's water management practices, asserting that they are effective under current laws.
Forbes: Trump Accused Of ‘Dismantling Checks On His Power’ After Firing Inspectors General—Here’s What To Know
President Trump has fired over a dozen inspectors general across multiple federal agencies, raising bipartisan concerns about the legality of these dismissals. The White House notified officials from various departments, but some inspectors general were not removed.
Critics, including Senate leaders, have expressed alarm, labeling the actions as a “chilling purge” and an “attack on transparency.” Questions remain about the rationale for the firings and whether they comply with legal requirements for notification.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Bera on FEMA: Locals Are Better, 'Has to Be a Better Mechanism' for Disaster Relief
Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) expressed support for handling emergencies at local and state levels rather than relying solely on FEMA. He acknowledged the need for federal assistance during major disasters but emphasized the importance of improving the speed and efficiency of resource allocation to local governments.
Bera highlighted recent severe disasters, including flooding and hurricanes, and called for discussions on creating a more resilient recovery system.
Le Monde: 'It's hard to see how Elon Musk will be able to find $1 trillion in savings'
The newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, faces challenges from the outset, including Ramaswamy's resignation and legal issues regarding its formation. Critics doubt Musk's ability to deliver on promised federal savings.
Historically, similar initiatives by past presidents have struggled against congressional resistance, suggesting that DOGE may encounter significant obstacles in its quest for efficiency. The complexities of government reform extend beyond simple management tactics.
Breitbart: Farage's Reform Party Leads UK Poll For First Time
The Reform UK party has gained a notable lead in a national poll, capturing 26% of the vote, surpassing the Conservatives at 23% and Labour at 22%. This marks the first time Reform UK stands alone at the forefront, attributed to retaining previous voters and attracting new ones.
While traditional parties have dominated UK politics for a century, Reform UK's rise reflects a shift in voter sentiment. Polling methodologies vary, with Find Out Now claiming to provide a more accurate snapshot of current voter intentions. Despite some skepticism about polling accuracy, Reform UK appears to be gaining traction among the electorate.
#society
Fox News: TSA officer reportedly caught with firearm in busy Atlanta airport is arrested
A TSA officer, Matthew Gilbert, was arrested at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for allegedly carrying a firearm beyond the security checkpoint. He faces charges of reckless conduct and has been released from jail. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about firearms at airports, with the TSA noting it confiscated more firearms at this airport than any other in the nation.
TSA emphasizes that firearms are prohibited in secured areas, and the agency has a zero-tolerance policy for misconduct. Gilbert has been placed on leave pending the outcome of the case, as TSA prioritizes passenger and employee safety.
#religion
Breitbart: Archbishop Who Revived Albania Orthodox Church After Communism Dies at 95
Archbishop Anastasios of Albania, who revitalized the Orthodox Church post-communism, has died at 95. He was hospitalized for a viral infection and underwent surgery for gastrointestinal bleeding before passing in Athens. His contributions to church life and interfaith dialogue were significant.
Anastasios, who arrived in Albania in 1991, rebuilt the church from the ground up, establishing hundreds of parishes and educational institutions. He is remembered for his leadership and dedication to promoting social development in Albania.
#culture
Breitbart: Israel Sends October 7 Survivor to Compete at Eurovision Song Contest
Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 7 Hamas attack at the Nova music festival, won Israel's selection for the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. She gained recognition for her performances on "Rising Star" and will have an original song written for her by Israeli songwriters.
Raphael aims to share her story of survival and resilience at Eurovision, despite the event's political restrictions. She previously represented the victims of the attack at the UN, recounting the horrors she witnessed. The Eurovision contest has a strict "no politics" rule, limiting the themes of participating songs.
#crime
GB News: Tesco yob threatens to harm staff member's family after lunging at employee in heated shoplifting row
Graeme Gates threatened a Tesco staff member's family after being suspected of theft in Scotland. He lunged at employees and assaulted a man in a park, leading to multiple charges including theft and assault. His sentence is deferred until February 20, with custody remand.
In a separate incident, Cornelius Stevenson became aggressive when questioned about items in his bag at the same Tesco, threatening staff and invading their personal space. He was fined £1,000 or faced 28 days in prison if unpaid.