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28 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: It's A War: Trump Takes On Cartels In Border Fight
The Biden administration's border policies have led to increased violence and threats from drug cartels, prompting calls for a military response. Reports indicate that improvised explosive devices have been found along U.S. roadways, raising alarms about cartel activity and their designation as terrorist organizations.
In response, President Trump has ordered the deployment of U.S. troops to the southern border, emphasizing the need for national security. This comes as law enforcement ramps up operations against illegal immigrants, highlighting the ongoing conflict over border security and the presence of violent criminals in the U.S.
Fox News: Pittsburgh mayor declares he will not cooperate with ICE on raids: 'People feel scared'
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey announced that his administration will not collaborate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to arrest illegal immigrants, emphasizing a commitment to making the city more welcoming. He criticized ICE, stating it does not address the immigration crisis and instead creates fear among communities.
Gainey advocates for pathways to citizenship and plans to work with local nonprofits to support immigrants. He noted that there is currently no evidence of ICE activity in Pittsburgh and reaffirmed that local police will not assist ICE. This stance aligns with other sanctuary city mayors resisting federal deportation efforts.
#politics
GB News: Lord Frost says joining EU customs deal would NOT be anti-Brexit in surprising intervention
Lord Frost, the architect of Brexit, has downplayed concerns about the UK's potential membership in the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention (Pem), stating it wouldn't compromise Brexit freedoms. While trade experts suggest the benefits for UK businesses would be marginal, some political figures support exploring the proposal.
The mixed political response includes support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves but strong opposition from Brexit supporters like Dame Priti Patel and Nigel Farage, who argue it undermines Brexit. Despite limited advantages for the UK, experts note Pem could benefit EU exporters more due to their integrated supply chains.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 28: Day 480 – Quagmire in judicial branch as justice minister flexes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resumed his testimony in his corruption trial, alleging that key evidence against him was obtained illegitimately. His hearing was canceled due to a judge's illness, raising concerns about his health following recent prostate surgery.
In other legal news, Justice Isaac Amit was elected as the new Supreme Court president after a prolonged vacancy, despite opposition from Justice Minister Yariv Levin and other coalition members who boycotted the selection process.
#society
Fox News: Records from the University of Colorado Boulder show college pursued race-based hiring
The University of Colorado Boulder is accused of racial discrimination in its hiring practices, focusing on diversity initiatives that prioritize candidates from the BIPOC community. Records indicate that a significant majority of faculty hires were made through a diversity program initiated in 2020.
In response to these allegations, the university maintains its commitment to serving diverse communities and complying with legal standards. Recent changes in leadership have prompted a review of various programs, including those related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Fox News: Blue city looks to halt homeless encampment sweeps after city truck crushes sleeping man
Atlanta's mayor plans to pause homeless encampment sweeps after a city truck fatally crushed a sleeping man, Cornelius Taylor, during a clearing operation. Mayor Andre Dickens expressed condolences and announced a review of procedures to prevent future incidents.
Dickens is also collaborating with the City Council to introduce legislation for a temporary moratorium on encampment closures, aiming to enhance outreach and safety measures. Despite a decrease in homelessness over the past decade, recent reports indicate a 7% increase in unsheltered individuals in Atlanta.
#health
Le Monde: Red Cross warns that fighting in DR Congo could cause viruses to escape from lab
The Red Cross has raised concerns about the potential escape of Ebola and other pathogens from a laboratory in Goma, DR Congo, amidst escalating violence. The ICRC warns that power cuts due to fighting could jeopardize the safety of these samples, with dire consequences if they were to spread.
The city is experiencing significant civilian casualties, with over 600 wounded treated at ICRC facilities this month, many being women and children. The ongoing conflict has displaced half a million people in the region, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Fox News: DR NICOLE SAPHIER: What RFK Jr must do to win over skeptical senators – and Americans
The focus on improving American health is underscored by President Trump's agenda, which aims to reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies in the healthcare system. The nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services has sparked debate due to his controversial past regarding vaccines, despite his advocacy for clean food.
Kennedy's confirmation hinges on his ability to address these controversies effectively during hearings. His commitment to science-based public health policy and food safety could help navigate the political landscape, but overcoming skepticism from his previous statements remains a significant challenge.
#crime
Fox News: Local Florida police officer nabs one of FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives
A Florida police officer, Sgt. Michelle Bilbrey, apprehended Donald Eugene Fields II, a fugitive on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list, during a routine traffic stop. Fields, facing federal charges of child sex trafficking and state charges of child rape, was arrested after his vehicle's license plate was found to be unregistered.
Fields had been a fugitive since March 2022 and was added to the FBI's list in May 2023. Authorities commend the proactive policing efforts that led to his capture, emphasizing the importance of everyday traffic stops in ensuring community safety.