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30 Jan 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: Polls: Majorities Of Americans Support Trump's Mass Deportations
Public opinion has shifted significantly in favor of Trump’s immigration policies, with polls showing strong support for deporting illegal immigrants, ranging from 55% to 64%. This marks a stark contrast to previous years, reflecting growing frustration with current immigration practices and their impact on working-class Americans.
The surge in illegal immigration under Biden's policies has led to a consensus that supports stricter enforcement. Many believe that the influx of low-wage workers has negatively affected wages and job opportunities for American citizens. The left's assumption that support for deportation is rooted in racism is challenged by the diverse support for enforcement among various demographics.
#society
Forbes: D.C. Plane Crash: US And Russian Figure Skaters Among 64 Onboard Jet
A passenger plane carrying American and Russian figure skaters crashed into the Potomac River after colliding with a military Blackhawk helicopter. U.S. Figure Skating confirmed that several members of its community were onboard, returning from a national development camp.
Reports indicate that at least three Russian skaters, including former world champions, were also on the flight. The situation is dire, with first responders recovering more than a dozen bodies, and officials suggest there may be multiple fatalities.
GB News: Elderly drivers admit to serious concerns about Chinese electric cars including a 'risk of spying'
Elderly drivers in the UK express significant concerns about the rise of Chinese electric car brands, with 41% fearing data security risks and 43% doubting the quality of these vehicles. BYD has gained popularity, but older consumers remain skeptical compared to younger buyers.
Chinese brands are projected to capture up to 25% of the UK's electric vehicle market by 2030, driven by affordability and innovation. However, trust issues, particularly among older consumers, pose challenges for these brands as they seek to establish a foothold in the market.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: How many hostages are still in Gaza and who has been released?
On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched an attack on southern Israel, resulting in nearly 1,200 deaths and the abduction of 251 hostages. Currently, 87 hostages are believed to still be held, with 53 thought to be alive.
Under a ceasefire agreement, Hamas is set to release hostages in exchange for thousands of Palestinian prisoners. As of now, several hostages have been freed, with more expected to be released over the next 42 days.
#economy
The Federalist: The Dirty Dozen: Wasteful Federal Grants You're Paying For
President Trump is facing backlash from lawmakers over his efforts to curb federal spending, particularly regarding a pause on federal grants and loans. Critics argue that such moves could disrupt essential programs like Medicaid, despite assurances that mandatory programs will remain unaffected.
The focus of Trump's administration is on eliminating wasteful spending, with reports highlighting significant improper payments in welfare programs. The article outlines various questionable federal grants, suggesting a need for fiscal restraint and accountability in government spending.
#military
The Federalist: 5 Military Officials Whose Left-Wing Antics Must Be Accounted For
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has initiated punitive measures against former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Mark Milley, including revoking his security detail and clearance. A review board will assess whether Milley should be stripped of his rank due to actions perceived as undermining the chain of command during Trump's presidency.
The article highlights concerns over the military's adoption of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, citing various military leaders who have promoted these ideologies, which critics argue compromise military readiness and effectiveness.
#crime
The Telegraph: Anti-Islam activist who burnt Koran shot dead in Sweden
Salwan Momika, a 38-year-old Iraqi citizen known for burning the Koran in Sweden, was shot dead in his apartment near Stockholm while live-streaming on TikTok. Five suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder.
Swedish police are investigating the incident, and reports suggest the assailants may have accessed his apartment from the roof. The police have not disclosed further details, citing ongoing investigations.