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26 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Trump Returns Law and Order to the Border with 'Catch and Return' Policies
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is implementing Expedited Removal for migrants at the southwest border, moving from a "Catch and Release" to a "Catch and Return" policy. This allows for quicker deportations back to Mexico or their home countries.
Recent changes include broader application of Expedited Removal and a halt to the release of migrants into the U.S. without proper vetting. The new policies aim to enhance immigration enforcement and address issues with previous programs that admitted migrants from wealthier nations.
Breitbart: Trump Smacks Colombia with 25% Tariff After Deportation Flights Refused
President Trump has imposed a 25 percent emergency tariff on Colombian goods after Colombia's President Gustavo Petro refused to accept two repatriation flights carrying deportable migrants. Trump criticized Petro's decision, citing it as a response to the Colombian leader's unpopularity.
In addition to tariffs, Trump announced a travel ban and visa revocations for Colombian officials, increased inspections of Colombian nationals, and financial sanctions. The U.S. embassy in Colombia is set to close its visa section following Petro's refusal to accept the deportees unless a protocol for their dignified treatment is established.
Fox News: Colombian leader quickly caves after Trump threats, offers presidential plane for deportation flights
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has offered his presidential plane to assist in the repatriation of migrants returning from the U.S. This decision follows warnings from former President Donald Trump, who imposed retaliatory measures after Petro declined to accept deportation flights.
The Colombian government stated that this initiative aims to ensure a "dignified return" for its citizens. The move reflects Petro's commitment to providing decent conditions for those being deported.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Islamic Jihad says deal reached to release Arbel Yehud; PM’s office says talks ongoing
A Palestinian Islamic Jihad official claimed an agreement was reached for the release of civilian hostage Arbel Yehud, but Israel denied any such agreement exists. Negotiations involve the exchange of Yehud for 30 Palestinian prisoners and the return of displaced Gazans to northern Gaza.
Tensions remain high as Israel has blocked the return of displaced Palestinians, citing ongoing negotiations. The situation is complicated by conflicting reports regarding the safety and status of Yehud and other hostages. The ceasefire deal includes the release of various hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Monroe Doctrine: Lynchpin of American Foreign Policy
James Monroe's foreign policy, influenced by Washington and Jefferson, addressed European interference in the Western Hemisphere. His administration, particularly through Secretary of State John Quincy Adams, aimed to maintain neutrality while asserting the U.S. stance against European colonization efforts in Latin America.
The resulting Monroe Doctrine declared that the American continents were not open to future European colonization, emphasizing the U.S. commitment to defend the independence of its neighbors. This doctrine has since been regarded as a fundamental principle of American foreign policy.
GB News: Met Police dropped objections over Chinese mega embassy after seeing Beijing-backed study
The Metropolitan Police have reversed their objections to China's proposed "super embassy" in London after reviewing a Beijing-funded report that assessed public safety concerns. This change in stance has led Tower Hamlets council to withdraw its opposition, potentially paving the way for the embassy's approval.
The reversal follows a previous warning from police about the risks of protests affecting traffic at the site, which handles over 50,000 vehicle movements daily. Critics have expressed concern that the decision reflects government intervention, while officials defend it as a response to new assessments of protest capacity.