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#illegals
Le Monde: Germany's Christian Democrats lift 'firewall' against far right
Germany's Bundestag has passed a motion for stricter immigration laws, marking a historic collaboration between the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party. This is the first time since WWII that the far-right has influenced parliamentary decisions.
The motion, while non-binding, is a reaction to recent violent incidents involving undocumented immigrants. With elections approaching, the CDU, led by Friedrich Merz, is positioned as the frontrunner, reflecting growing public concern over immigration issues.
The Federalist: It’s Time To Start Treating Mexico Like A Hostile Foreign Power
Suspected Mexican drug cartel gunmen recently fired upon U.S. Border Patrol agents in Texas, highlighting the escalating threat posed by cartels, which have gained significant control in Mexico. Authorities argue that Mexico should be treated as a hostile foreign power due to its complicity with these organizations.
The article advocates for military operations against cartels inside Mexico, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to secure its border unilaterally, given the Mexican government's failure to act against cartel violence. It calls for a robust response to the ongoing crisis, framing it as a national security issue.
GB News: Taxpayers spend £3k EVERY DAY on new clothes for migrants - as 'leftie luvvies' told to foot bill
British taxpayers are spending approximately £3,000 daily on clothing for illegal migrants, totaling £4 million over three years. The Home Office provides warm clothing and other essentials, citing health and safety concerns due to migrants arriving soaked or in unsafe conditions.
Critics argue that illegal migrants should not receive such benefits, emphasizing that France offers a safe asylum system. Calls have been made for asylum seekers to repay taxpayers if granted refugee status, with some suggesting that charities should cover clothing costs instead.
#politics
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: Kash Patel is the storm the FBI deserves
Kash Patel's confirmation hearing in the Senate is crucial for accountability within the FBI and the justice system. Critics label him an outsider and unqualified, fearing his potential to address abuses of power, particularly regarding the treatment of parents protesting school policies and the targeting of certain religious groups.
Patel's track record includes exposing FISA abuses and election interference, highlighting the need for merit-based hiring in law enforcement. His leadership could restore integrity to the FBI, ensuring it operates without political bias or suppression of free speech. The Senate should expedite his confirmation.
Forbes: Here’s Everything To Know About Kash Patel—As Trump’s FBI Pick Has Confirmation Hearing Today
Kash Patel, nominated by President Trump to be the next FBI director, faces a confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee amid expected criticism from Democrats. Patel's controversial past includes allegations of misconduct during his time in the Trump administration and a focus on targeting perceived political enemies.
Democrats argue that Patel lacks the necessary experience and temperament for the role, while some Republicans express support for his nomination. His confirmation process is complicated by requests for documents related to his actions during previous hostage exchanges and his overall loyalty to Trump’s agenda.
#society
Breitbart: Qur'an-Burning Islam Critic Assassinated While Livestreaming in Sweden
Salwan Momika, an Iraqi-born critic of Islam, was shot dead in Sweden just hours before a court ruling on his Qur'an-burning protests. The 38-year-old, who fled Iraq in 2018, had faced threats and a reported bounty on his head due to his controversial actions.
Momika gained notoriety in 2023 for burning Qur'ans, leading to significant protests and diplomatic tensions for Sweden. His death raises questions about freedom of expression and safety for dissenters in Europe. Five suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder.
Forbes: D.C. Plane Crash Live Updates: No Survivors As Officials Recover 28 Bodies
A midair collision between a Bombardier CRJ700 passenger plane and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport has resulted in no expected survivors among the 64 people onboard. Recovery efforts are ongoing, with 27 bodies recovered so far.
The incident, which occurred as the plane was approaching the runway, has halted airport operations. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, as it marks a significant aviation tragedy in the U.S. since 2009.
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Trump moves to deport Hamas-sympathizing students
President Trump has ordered a crackdown on antisemitism at U.S. colleges, aiming to deport pro-Hamas activists with student visas. Federal agencies have 60 days to identify legal measures to combat anti-Jewish harassment and violence.
Columbia professor Shai Davidai urges Trump to stop federal funding to institutions hiring professors who support designated terrorist organizations. Israeli President Isaac Herzog condemned the UN's failure to confront antisemitism during a recent address.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Economy Grew Slower Than Expected Last Quarter—Weakest Q4 Since 2018
The U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.3% in Q4 2024, falling short of the 2.5% expected by economists. This marks the weakest Q4 growth since 2018, yet overall growth from 2023 to 2024 was 2.8%, indicating resilience despite high interest rates.
Despite fears of a recession, the economy has shown strength, buoyed by consumer spending and a stable labor market. Goldman Sachs projects similar growth for 2025, attributing it to favorable policies but cautioning against potential trade conflicts.