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29 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Economist: A day of drama in the Bundestag
In a dramatic session on January 29th, Germany's Bundestag narrowly passed a controversial five-point plan aimed at reducing irregular immigration. Proposed by Friedrich Merz, leader of the Christian Democrats and likely future chancellor, the plan includes permanent border controls and a ban on immigrants without documentation.
The motion has sparked significant debate and reflects growing concerns over immigration policies in Germany ahead of the upcoming election on February 23rd.
Forbes: Trump Plans To Send Up To 30,000 Migrants To Guantanamo Bay
President Trump announced plans to establish a 30,000-person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay, directing the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security to prepare for it. He expressed distrust in the home countries of undocumented migrants, stating the intent to prevent their return.
The facility at Guantanamo, known for housing terrorism suspects, would require significant construction for temporary housing. This announcement coincided with Trump signing the Laken Riley Act, mandating the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of certain crimes.
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Kelly Loeffler Confirmation Hearing for Small Business Administrator
Former Senator Kelly Loeffler testified before the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee for her nomination as head of the Small Business Administration. President Trump praised her as a "tremendous fighter" and a "proven business leader" who could also support the digital asset industry.
Loeffler's nomination aims to bolster small businesses and enhance the American economy, with endorsements from fellow senators highlighting her leadership skills.
Fox News: Trump begins second term in stronger position than the first: poll
President Trump begins his second term with a 46% approval rating, an improvement from his first term's 36%. The Quinnipiac poll shows a significant partisan divide, with 86% of Republicans approving and 86% of Democrats disapproving.
Trump's early actions, including troop deployment to the southern border, have garnered public support, while Biden's approval remains lower than Trump's initial numbers. The poll indicates growing disfavor towards the Democratic Party, with only 31% viewing it favorably.
Breitbart: Washington Post Claims RFK Jr. Has 'Poor Sense of Ethics,' 'Not Qualified'
The Washington Post's editorial board criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as unfit to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, citing his anti-vaccine stance and alleged conflicts of interest related to a lawsuit against Merck. Kennedy disclosed his financial stake in the case during his confirmation hearings.
Despite the backlash, Kennedy defended his views as pro-safety and claimed he often challenges the status quo. Supporters rallied in Washington, D.C., showing their backing for his nomination amid ongoing media scrutiny.
The Western Journal: USDA Inspector General Escorted from Office After Refusing to Comply with Trump Order
Phyllis Fong, the USDA Inspector General, was removed from her office after refusing to acknowledge her termination by the Trump administration. She argued that the removal did not follow legal protocols, as the Council of the Inspectors General stated the terminations were ineffective without proper notification to Congress.
Fong was one of 17 inspectors general terminated, prompting criticism from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who claimed it indicated a lack of accountability in government. Trump defended the firings as common practice, suggesting that some IGs were not performing adequately.
Fox News: DHS suspends approval of applications with ‘X’ gender marker
The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Immigration Services will no longer process applications with an "X" gender marker, following President Trump's executive order recognizing only male and female sexes. This directive aims to align federal documentation with biological classifications.
The order reverses Biden-era policies that allowed for non-binary identification on documents, emphasizing the importance of accurate representation of sex in federal records. Trump’s administration argues that this approach is essential for maintaining scientific integrity and public trust.
The Economist: Donald Trump goes to war with his employees
Donald Trump's return to the presidency has sparked concern among federal employees, many of whom are reportedly in "absolute panic mode." Longtime workers are revising their resumes and removing potentially disloyal content from social media, fearing job insecurity as they anticipate a significant shift in the civil service.
The atmosphere is tense, with expectations that the work environment will deteriorate as colleagues leave and positions remain unfilled. This reflects a broader apprehension about the impact of Trump's policies on federal employment.
Fox News: Newsom bill could spend tax money to defend illegal immigrants from Trump deportation push: CA lawmaker
California Republican Rep. Bill Essayli is questioning Governor Gavin Newsom's administration about proposed legislation aimed at countering federal deportation policies. During a recent hearing, Essayli sought clarity on whether $50 million in funding would be used to provide legal defense for illegal immigrants, particularly those with criminal records.
Newsom's office has stated that the funding will not support immigration-related services for criminals, but specifics remain unclear. The proposal includes $25 million for the California Department of Justice to challenge federal policies and another $25 million for nonprofits assisting immigrant families. The California Assembly is set to vote on the measures soon.
CNSNews: ‘Trump Just Dismantled the Fake Media Narrative on the Funding Freeze’
President Trump clarified that his administration's funding freeze does not impact Social Security, Medicaid, or Medicare. He emphasized that the focus is on eliminating wasteful spending, citing examples such as halting $50 million in aid to Gaza and $181 million in DEI training contracts.
Trump also mentioned the cancellation of funds for unauthorized payments to foreign organizations, including over $40 million intended for the World Health Organization. He asserted that these actions are aimed at addressing government inefficiencies and misuse of taxpayer dollars.
Breitbart: 'Are You Supportive of These Onesies?': Bernie Sanders Demands RFK Jr. Condemn Baby Outfit
Sen. Bernie Sanders questioned Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about merchandise from Kennedy's organization, Children's Health Defense, that promotes anti-vaccine messages on baby clothing. Sanders expressed outrage over the onesies and demanded Kennedy disavow them, emphasizing their contradiction to his pro-vaccine stance.
Kennedy, who resigned from the board, stated he has no control over the products and reiterated his support for vaccines. Despite Sanders' insistence, Kennedy maintained he could not dictate the organization's actions regarding the merchandise.
#society
GB News: Met Police officer KEEPS job despite calling black colleagues ‘cotton pickers’
Met Police officer PC Mia Korell retained her job after using the derogatory term "cotton pickers" to describe black colleagues who disagreed with her view on racism in the Territorial Support Group. Despite acknowledging the term's discriminatory nature, the panel deemed her actions out of character.
Korell received a final written warning for breaching professional conduct standards, avoiding dismissal. The panel concluded that while her words were disrespectful, they did not consider her inherently racist.
Fox News: Environmentalists climb on stage of Shakespeare play starring Sigourney Weaver to protest climate change
Activists from "Just Stop Oil" disrupted a performance of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" featuring Sigourney Weaver, launching a confetti cannon and displaying a banner about climate change. Two activists were arrested for aggravated trespass after the incident.
The group emphasized the urgency of addressing climate issues, with a spokesperson expressing concern for future generations and calling for a global treaty to phase out fossil fuels by 2030. They plan further protests in April.
Le Monde: Ousmane Dembélé completes second career hat trick at right time for PSG in 4-1 win against Stuttgart
Ousmane Dembélé scored a hat trick in Paris Saint-Germain's 4-0 Champions League victory over Stuttgart, securing the team's advancement to the knockout rounds. Dembélé's performance marked his second career hat trick, following a similar feat in 2016.
Ahead of the match, Stuttgart police arrested 59 French hooligans due to concerns over potential violence, while also banning 47 high-risk Stuttgart supporters from attending. Authorities conducted targeted checks to prevent clashes between rival fans.
The Western Journal: New York State Goes to Unprecedented Lengths to Celebrate Chinese Holiday - All Schools Ordered to Shut Down
New York State has declared Lunar New Year an official school holiday, closing government schools to recognize the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the importance of cultural diversity and education about different traditions.
However, this decision raises concerns about the implications of recognizing various global holidays in public schools, particularly in rural areas with minimal Asian populations. Critics question the potential for an endless cycle of public holidays, suggesting it may diminish the significance of traditional American holidays.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Lashes Out At Jerome Powell After Fed Doesn’t Cut Interest Rates
President Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for failing to curb inflation, claiming the Fed's focus on social issues detracted from its responsibilities. He suggested that increasing American energy production and manufacturing could address inflation more effectively.
The Fed announced it would maintain interest rates at 4.25% to 4.5%, a decision Trump had previously opposed, advocating for immediate rate cuts. Despite their past disagreements, Trump stated he would allow Powell to complete his term.
#health
Breitbart: RFK Jr: 'If You Like a McDonald's Cheeseburger' You Can Get It
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated by Donald Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services, emphasized he would not restrict access to popular foods like McDonald's. He advocates for consumer awareness regarding the health impacts of processed foods while criticizing childhood vaccines and additives.
Kennedy aims to restore transparency and scientific integrity in healthcare agencies, should he be confirmed. He has highlighted concerns over the prevalence of ultra-processed foods in children's diets, linking them to health issues.
Breitbart: RFK Jr: MAHA Crucial Because 'Our Ship Is Sinking'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized the importance of addressing America's health crisis during a tense exchange with Senator Catherine Cortez Masto. He argued that improving health is essential to tackling various other issues and criticized the current administration's handling of chronic diseases.
Kennedy pointed out the U.S. has the highest chronic disease burden globally, which he claims poses an existential threat to the economy and military. He stated that if confirmed to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, he would prioritize ending the chronic disease epidemic as requested by President Trump.