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8 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Trump border czar Tom Homan sends 'clear message' to sanctuary cities: 'You don't want' this
Tom Homan, President-elect Trump's border czar, has warned sanctuary cities to cooperate with the administration's strict immigration policies or face consequences. He emphasized the need for access to jails to apprehend illegal immigrants who pose public safety threats, stating that mass deportations will occur regardless of local resistance.
While some city officials, like those in Boston and Denver, oppose these plans, New York City's Mayor Eric Adams is open to discussions with Homan to enhance community safety. Homan criticized other mayors for not prioritizing public safety and affirmed that the administration will pursue its agenda with or without local cooperation.
Fox News: Blue state faces spike in migrant sex crimes as top city pledges resistance to Trump deportations
Massachusetts has experienced a rise in arrests of illegal migrants for sex offenses, particularly against children, since August. ICE officials reported 26 arrests in the Boston area for crimes including child rape and sexual assault, with many offenders previously deported and re-entering the U.S. illegally.
Despite these incidents, Boston officials, including Mayor Michelle Wu and Governor Maura Healey, have maintained policies limiting cooperation with ICE on deportations, asserting a commitment to protecting immigrant communities. However, Healey emphasized that violent criminals should still face deportation.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump: I Will Start Pardoning January 6 Rioters My First Day in Office
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to pardon individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot, indicating he would act on his first day in office. He emphasized the need to review individual cases but expressed urgency in addressing the situation of those incarcerated.
Trump criticized the conditions in which the rioters have been held, describing them as "filthy" and unacceptable. He reaffirmed his commitment to follow through on this campaign promise.
Fox News: Donald Trump on FBI Director Christopher Wray: 'He invaded my home'
President-elect Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with FBI Director Christopher Wray during an interview, criticizing his actions and the current crime rate. Trump mentioned plans to nominate Kash Patel as Wray's replacement and highlighted concerns over migrants entering the country.
Trump also emphasized his intention to treat all Americans equally, including those who did not support him, while reiterating his commitment to safety and success for the country.
Breitbart: Trump: I Won't Go After Biden, My 'Retribution Will Be Through Success'
President-elect Donald Trump stated he will not appoint a special prosecutor to investigate former President Joe Biden, despite previous comments suggesting otherwise. He emphasized a focus on national success rather than retribution, aiming to address crime and rising prices.
Trump expressed confidence in his administration's key appointments, including Kash Patel as FBI director, and reiterated his commitment to improving the economy and border security. He believes success will serve as the best form of retribution.
#society
GB News: Britain 'hooked on high migration' as desperate shortage of Brit builders causes issues for Labour's 1.5m new homes target
The UK faces a significant shortage of builders, jeopardizing Labour's goal of constructing 1.5 million homes by 2029. Experts warn that the reliance on foreign workers due to insufficient training of British laborers could worsen the housing crisis, with a need for 300,000 more workers.
Despite commitments to avoid high immigration, industry voices suggest foreign labor may be essential to meet construction targets. Critics argue that this reliance on overseas workers will increase housing demand, further complicating the crisis.
Fox News: 'SNL' slammed for 'classless' United Healthcare murder segment on 'Weekend Update'
"Saturday Night Live" faced backlash for its "Weekend Update" segment, which included jokes about the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Critics condemned the humor as insensitive, particularly towards Thompson's grieving family.
While some viewers appreciated the comedic take, many expressed disgust, calling the jokes classless and distasteful. The segment highlighted the ongoing manhunt for the suspect, with hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che making light of the situation, which further fueled the controversy.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Syrian Rebel Leader Still Has $10 Million U.S. Bounty on His Head
Ahmad al-Sharaa, also known as Muhammad al-Jawlani, leads the al-Nusrah Front, al-Qa’ida's affiliate in Syria. Despite a $10 million U.S. bounty on him, he recently claimed to have distanced himself from al-Qa’ida while still overseeing terrorist activities.
Al-Jawlani has attempted to project a more moderate image, reassuring former regime loyalists and minorities. However, his ties to terrorism remain evident, and Israel has increased military presence in response to his claims of wanting to reclaim the Golan Heights.
#crime
The Western Journal: JonBenét Ramsey Shocker: Film Director Urges Police to Contact the Family
The unsolved murder case of JonBenét Ramsey, a 6-year-old girl found dead in 1996, is back in the spotlight due to a new Netflix docu-series. Director Joe Berlinger aims to clear the Ramsey family's name while criticizing the Boulder Police Department for their handling of the investigation.
Berlinger claims that the police have not pursued viable leads or provided updates to the Ramsey family, despite promises to relaunch the investigation. He believes advancements in DNA technology could help solve the case, urging the BPD to engage with modern forensic experts.
Fox News: NYPD divers seen searching Central Park lake as manhunt for CEO killer continues
NYPD scuba divers searched a Central Park lake for evidence related to the ongoing manhunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's killer. A backpack linked to the suspect was found nearby, containing Monopoly money and a jacket.
The suspect fled to Central Park and then took a taxi to a bus station, leading authorities to believe he is no longer in NYC. A reward of up to $60,000 is being offered for information on his arrest.