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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: Watch: Tom Homan Issues Unflinching Response as Actress Selena Gomez Sobs About Deportations
Selena Gomez expressed her distress over the Trump administration's deportation of illegal aliens in a now-deleted Instagram video, identifying emotionally with those being deported. Critics pointed out her focus on her ethnic identity over national security, questioning her lack of concern for American victims of crime.
Tom Homan, responding to Gomez, emphasized the importance of enforcing immigration laws for national security and highlighted the dangers posed by certain deportees. He dismissed her emotional appeal, stating that the administration's actions are necessary for the safety of the country.
Breitbart: Gustavo Petro Retweets, Then Deletes, Trump Migrant Flight Victory Post
Colombian President Gustavo Petro faced backlash after initially rejecting U.S. deportation flights for illegal migrants, citing the need for humane treatment. Following a swift response from the Trump administration, including threats of tariffs and sanctions, Colombia ultimately agreed to accept all deportees.
Petro's retweet of a White House statement declaring Trump's victory in the dispute was deleted hours later, leading to speculation about his capitulation. The incident shifted media narratives from celebrating Petro's defiance to acknowledging his compliance with U.S. demands.
The Western Journal: Florida Legislature Goes Full 'RINO,' Turns on DeSantis with 'Bait-and-Switch' Move
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has criticized the state legislature for undermining his immigration enforcement efforts with the recently proposed TRUMP Act. Instead of strengthening immigration policies, the bill appoints Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson as the chief immigration officer, which DeSantis argues will dilute enforcement.
DeSantis labeled the legislature's actions a "bait-and-switch," claiming they create the illusion of a crackdown on illegal immigration while actually working against it. Critics, including DeSantis aides and local officials, have expressed concern that the bill prioritizes accommodating illegal immigrants rather than enforcing mass deportations.
Breitbart: Honduras Calls Emergency Leftist Meeting to Address Trump Deportations
Honduran President Xiomara Castro has called for an emergency CELAC meeting to address U.S. immigration policies under President Trump, scheduled for January 30, 2025. The meeting will focus on migration, environmental issues, and regional unity, with Colombian President Gustavo Petro in attendance.
This gathering follows a recent diplomatic spat between Colombia and the U.S. regarding deported migrants. Castro emphasized the importance of Honduran migrants as contributors to the U.S. economy and threatened to close a U.S. military base in Honduras if mass deportations occur.
#politics
Fox News: Bill Maher pans MSNBC's roster of ex-conservatives: 'Looks to me like the paycheck is dictating your politics'
Bill Maher criticized MSNBC's former conservatives for shifting their political views for financial gain, suggesting that their anti-Trump stance aligns more with Democrats over time. He pointed out that figures like Nicolle Wallace, once supportive of George W. Bush, have become prominent anti-Trump voices.
Maher and ex-Rep. Matt Gaetz discussed the political realignment, noting that traditional party positions have flipped, with Gaetz expressing that he sometimes finds more common ground with the populist left than with centrists in his own party.
Fox News: Ecstatic House Republicans cry unity after Trump speech in Miami: 'Made politics fun again'
House Republicans expressed optimism following President Trump's speech at their retreat, where he outlined his policy goals for the first 100 days of his administration. Trump emphasized unity and the need for swift conservative policy changes through budget reconciliation, addressing issues like border security and tax cuts.
While some Republicans praised the unifying message, there were concerns about the potential increase in federal spending and the broad nature of Trump's proposals. The party is navigating how to effectively package their priorities, with discussions ongoing about whether to pursue one comprehensive bill or break it into two.
Fox News: Department of Veterans Affairs places 60 DEI employees on leave with salaries totaling more than $8M
The Department of Veterans Affairs has placed nearly 60 employees focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) on paid leave, following President Trump's executive order to eliminate DEI initiatives in federal agencies. These employees had a combined salary exceeding $8 million.
The VA plans to cancel DEI-related contracts worth over $6.1 million and redirect resources to better serve veterans and their families. This move aligns with efforts across various federal agencies to dismantle DEI programs initiated under previous administrations.
#society
Fox News: Florida principal busted for allegedly throwing wild, booze-fueled house party with 100 teens: police
A Florida elementary school principal, Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan, and a teacher, Karly Anderson, were arrested for hosting a house party with over 100 underage teenagers, where alcohol and marijuana were allegedly consumed. The Cocoa Beach Police reported that the principal provided alcohol and failed to intervene during the event.
Both educators face multiple charges, including child neglect and contributing to the delinquency of minors. The Brevard County School District has placed them on administrative leave and is cooperating with the police investigation.
Breitbart: Selena Gomez Deletes IG Video of Herself Sobbing Over Illegals Being Deported After Backlash
Selena Gomez deleted a video in which she expressed distress over the deportation of violent criminals, including child rapists and traffickers, after facing significant backlash. In the video, she apologized and lamented the situation, claiming she wished to help but felt powerless.
Critics condemned her emotional response, arguing that her empathy was misplaced, as she was crying for individuals accused of serious crimes while ignoring the victims of such offenses. Many social media users pointed out the disconnect between her sentiments and the realities of crime and drug-related deaths in the U.S.
Front Page Magazine: Watson Video: Please Just Shut Up
Paul Joseph Watson criticizes the behavior of entitled youth on public transportation, describing it as "public noise pollution" and lacking manners. He suggests that this reflects a decline in public decorum and cultural standards.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: A Real Genocide in Sudan
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has declared that a genocide is occurring in Sudan, attributing the violence to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) rather than the Sudanese army. The conflict has led to a humanitarian crisis with 25 million affected and 12 million displaced since 2023.
Blinken's statement highlights the systematic targeting of black Africans by RSF forces, echoing past atrocities in Darfur. The U.S. has imposed sanctions on RSF leadership as calls for international intervention grow. There is hope that renewed attention will be given to the ongoing crisis in Sudan.
Front Page Magazine: Israel to Submit Report to UN on Tortures and Atrocities Hostages Experienced
Israel is presenting a report to the UN detailing the torture and atrocities faced by hostages held by Hamas, including physical and sexual abuse. Israeli President Isaac Herzog emphasized the UN's moral obligation to assist in their release.
The effectiveness of the UN's response remains uncertain, as past actions have often focused on accusations against Israel rather than addressing the crimes committed by Hamas.
Le Monde: Thousands flee fighting in Congo as rebels claim they've captured key city of Goma
Fighting in Goma, DRC, has led to thousands fleeing as M23 rebels, allegedly backed by Rwanda, advance in the city. Chaos ensues with residents caught between gunfire, some attempting to escape to Rwanda while others cheer the rebels.
The conflict, fueled by control over mineral wealth, has escalated tensions between Congo and Rwanda, with accusations of aggression from both sides. The situation poses significant risks to civilians and threatens regional stability.
#crime
GB News: Memorials to two police officers covered in black spray paint in 'appalling' act of vandalism
Memorials for two murdered police officers, PC Ian Broadhurst and Sergeant John Speed, were vandalized with black spray paint in Leeds. Authorities have launched an investigation, with community members expressing outrage and coming together to clean the memorials.
Leeds District Commander Chief Superintendent Steve Dodds condemned the act as "disgusting," highlighting the officers' sacrifices. Concerns about rising antisocial behavior in the area have been raised, prompting calls for action from local leaders.