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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Exclusive: Colombia-Born Sen. Bernie Moreno Reveals the One Thing the Media Won’t Tell You About Trump’s Crackdown
Colombian President Gustavo Petro initially permitted two deportation flights for illegal migrants from the U.S. but later retracted that permission, leading to tensions with former President Trump. Trump threatened tariffs and sanctions on Colombia, prompting Petro to agree to accept deported Colombians.
Senator Bernie Moreno criticized mainstream media for misrepresenting the situation, asserting that the Colombian government had initially consented to the flights. After negotiations, Colombia agreed to accept all deported citizens, despite Petro's earlier claims of mistreatment of migrants.
#society
GB News: Boeing passenger jet forced to make emergency landing after flight plunges hundreds of feet - Six injured
A United Airlines flight from Lagos to Washington made an emergency landing in Lagos after experiencing a sudden drop of 175 feet mid-air, resulting in six hospitalizations, including four passengers and two crew members. The airline reported minor injuries, with 32 others receiving first aid.
The incident, which occurred 93 minutes into the flight, is under investigation. Notably, the same aircraft had a similar emergency landing just days prior, raising questions about potential connections between the two events. No fatalities were reported.
#crime
Fox News: Indiana man pardoned for participation in Jan. 6 riot shot, killed while allegedly resisting arrest
Matthew Huttle, an Indiana man pardoned by Donald Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol riots, was fatally shot by police during a traffic stop while allegedly resisting arrest. He was armed at the time of the incident, which is under investigation.
The officer involved has been placed on paid administrative leave as standard protocol. Huttle had previously entered the Capitol building for about 10 minutes during the riots and was sentenced to six months in federal prison.