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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Selena Gomez Driven to Tears Over Deportations
Deportations of illegal immigrants have begun under the Trump administration, targeting those charged or convicted of crimes. Federal agencies are mobilizing to enforce immigration laws, with the aim of averaging 1,200 deportations daily.
Selena Gomez expressed her distress over the deportations in a social media video, which was met with widespread criticism and was later deleted. Critics argue that progressives focus on the plight of illegal immigrants while neglecting the concerns of law-abiding citizens affected by crime.
#economy
GB News: 'I thought this wasn't allowed': Emily Carver shocked as council tax set to rise for millions
GB News host Emily Carver criticized the upcoming council tax increases, stating that they will severely impact millions of British households. She highlighted a specific rise of £451 in average council tax bills in Windsor and Maidenhead, calling the situation alarming.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Emilia Pérez' fires up criticism in Mexico
The film "Emilia Pérez," directed by Jacques Audiard, has sparked significant controversy in Mexico following its success at the Golden Globes and Academy Awards. Critics argue that the film misrepresents Mexican culture and reality, citing inaccuracies in details such as the depiction of the judicial system and the use of technology in local markets.
Industry professionals, including cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, have expressed concern over the lack of Mexican involvement in the film's production, which was shot in France. They believe this disconnect contributes to a negative portrayal of Mexico and its people.
Fox News: 'Duck Dynasty' star 'Uncle Si' Robertson hospitalized after hunting accident
Silas "Uncle Si" Robertson from "Duck Dynasty" was hospitalized for three days following a hunting accident in Arkansas. He fell from a boat and landed on his oxygen tank, suffering bruised ribs. Despite initially insisting he was fine, he later reported significant pain and low oxygen levels.
Robertson is now recovering at home. His hospitalization coincides with the announcement of a revival of "Duck Dynasty," set to focus on Willie and Korie Robertson, with 20 new episodes ordered for summer.
#crime
Fox News: Shooting inside Indiana supermarket leaves 3 dead, with 2 officers sustaining injuries
A shooter opened fire in an Elkhart, Indiana supermarket, killing two people and injuring two police officers before being shot dead by law enforcement. The incident occurred at Martin's Super Market, prompting a swift police response.
The injured officers are reported to be in stable condition, and authorities confirmed there is no ongoing threat to the community. The investigation is being handled by the District Attorney’s homicide unit.