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#illegals
Breitbart: Chicago Alderman: 'Very Thankful' Trump Is Keeping Promise to Deport Criminals, 'There Are Many' Post-Biden
Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez expressed gratitude for President Trump's commitment to deporting individuals engaged in criminal activity. He emphasized the importance of welcoming those who contribute positively to society, while acknowledging the presence of dangerous individuals in the city.
Lopez's remarks highlight a focus on public safety and the need for a balanced approach to immigration. He supports the administration's efforts to address crime while also advocating for a welcoming environment for constructive members of the community.
Breitbart: Trump Admin. Cancels Biden's 'Temporary' Status for Thousands of Migrants
President Trump is revoking the "temporary" status granted to over a million illegal aliens under Biden's parole programs. This move aims to address what Trump officials describe as a loophole that allowed economic migrants to enter the U.S. under humanitarian claims.
The Department of Homeland Security has directed ICE to prepare for deportations of these migrants, with Mexico already setting up facilities to receive them. Legal challenges from pro-migrant activists, including the ACLU, are anticipated as the Trump administration enacts its deportation strategy.
#politics
Fox News: 'Social Network' star questions tech elites as they pal around with Trump: Why not 'do good things for world?'
Actor Jesse Eisenberg criticized tech elites, including Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, for their political engagement with Donald Trump instead of focusing on philanthropy. He expressed confusion over their choices, urging them to leverage their wealth to assist those in need rather than getting involved in politics.
Eisenberg highlighted the contrast between his wife's activism and the actions of these billionaires, questioning why they are not prioritizing humanitarian efforts. He emphasized the importance of using their influence for good rather than engaging in political alliances that may harm marginalized communities.
Forbes: Elon Musk Addresses Germany’s Far-Right AfD Party In Surprise Rally Appearance—Amid ‘Nazi Salute’ Controversy
Elon Musk made a surprise appearance at a rally for Germany's far-right Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party, expressing support for its candidate Alice Weidel. He emphasized the importance of national pride and criticized what he sees as excessive bureaucracy from the EU.
Musk suggested that the upcoming election is crucial for Germany's future and defended the AfD against accusations of extremism. He has faced backlash for a gesture perceived as a Nazi salute, which he attributed to enthusiasm. The Anti-Defamation League initially defended him but later condemned his Holocaust jokes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hamas must be defanged
The release of four Israeli soldiers from Gaza marks a rare moment of relief amid ongoing conflict, but it underscores the brutality of Hamas. Their release was framed as a propaganda event, with the soldiers paraded before armed militants, raising concerns for other hostages still held.
While the soldiers' freedom is celebrated, fears grow over Hamas retaining power and the potential for future violence. Addressing Iran's support for Hamas is crucial, and the U.S. must balance negotiations with readiness for military action if necessary.
Le Monde: 13 peacekeepers killed in eastern DRC, where Congolese army battles Rwandan-backed M23 fighters
Thirteen peacekeepers from South Africa, Malawi, and Uruguay have been killed in fighting in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where the Congolese army is engaged with Rwandan-backed M23 fighters. The violence has intensified near Goma, prompting international calls for a ceasefire and the evacuation of non-essential UN personnel.
The African Union and European Union condemned Rwanda's support for the M23 and called for an immediate end to hostilities. The conflict has displaced over 400,000 people since January, exacerbating a long-standing humanitarian crisis in the region.
Breitbart: Dramatic Images: Parents Hug Daughters Freed from Hamas in Step 2 of Israel Ceasefire Deal
Israel welcomed home four young women who were held captive by Hamas for 477 days as part of a ceasefire deal. The exchange involved 33 Israeli hostages for nearly 2,000 Palestinians. The women were celebrated by throngs of Israelis upon their return.
Hamas had previously released propaganda videos of the women, who were forced to thank their captors. The situation remains tense as negotiations for the release of other hostages, including Agam Berger, continue.
Breitbart: Denmark in 'Crisis Mode' After Trump Call with PM over Greenland: Report
The Danish government is reportedly in "crisis mode" after President Trump reiterated the U.S. desire to acquire Greenland during a recent call with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. European officials expressed concern that Trump’s demands were serious, not just negotiating tactics.
The situation has sparked backlash across Europe, with officials asserting Greenland's sovereignty and its status as part of the Danish Kingdom. Greenland's Prime Minister has indicated a desire for independence but is open to increased cooperation with the U.S. on defense and resource development.
GB News: US aid programmes frozen worldwide after Trump orders major review on foreign spending
US foreign development funding has been frozen following an executive order from President Trump for a 90-day review of aid programs. The directive allows emergency food aid but excludes health programs, raising concerns from critics about potential life-threatening impacts on vulnerable communities.
The review aims to assess the efficiency and alignment of foreign aid with Trump's policy, while military assistance for Israel and Egypt remains unaffected. The outcome could significantly impact nations reliant on US aid, with a report expected after the review period.
#crime
Fox News: Wife of wealthy Florida real estate brother files for divorce as husband is denied bail in alleged sex scandal
Tal Alexander, a prominent real estate agent, faces serious allegations of drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women alongside his brothers, Oren and Alon. Following their federal arrest, Tal's wife, Arielle Kogut, has filed for divorce, prioritizing their child's well-being amid the scandal.
Prosecutors claim the brothers engaged in a long-term sex trafficking scheme, with over 40 women interviewed about their experiences. Evidence found at Tal's apartment included explicit materials, suggesting ongoing criminal behavior. The brothers deny the allegations, asserting that their relationships were consensual.