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5 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Chicago faith leaders brace for mass deportations, cease hosting in-person Spanish services: report
Chicago faith leaders are meeting to strategize on protecting undocumented immigrants from potential deportations as the Trump administration signals a crackdown. Services at Lincoln United Methodist Church will now be held online to ensure safety for the undocumented community.
Activists warn that mass deportations could impact mixed-status families, particularly within the large Mexican and Venezuelan communities in Chicago. The incoming administration's plans to rescind protections at sensitive locations have prompted local organizations to prepare for rapid responses to potential ICE actions.
#society
The Telegraph: Italian prisons told to create ‘love rooms’ for sex
Rights activists in Italy are advocating for the establishment of "love rooms" in prisons to allow inmates to have sexual relations with their partners. This follows a Constitutional Court ruling affirming that emotional relationships are constitutionally protected rights.
The case involved a prisoner in Asti who was denied conjugal access, prompting the court's decision. The specifics of his crime and sentence remain undisclosed.
GB News: Traffic chaos: Snow and severe weather causes heavy delays and closures in North England
Severe snowfall in northern England has led to major road closures, including the A66 and A628, disrupting east-west travel. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes due to ongoing weather warnings and hazardous conditions.
National Highways is managing the situation, but no timeline for reopening has been provided. Additional closures on the A1 and A1M due to collisions involving heavy goods vehicles have further complicated travel plans.
Times Of Israel: More records found linking Credit Suisse to Nazi accounts — US Senate panel
A US Senate investigation has found that Credit Suisse concealed information regarding Nazi-controlled bank accounts during World War II. New documents reveal connections to account holders linked to the Nazis, contradicting previous disclosures made in the 1990s.
Credit Suisse, now part of UBS, had previously settled lawsuits with Holocaust survivors but is accused of not fully disclosing its past. The investigation continues as the Senate committee seeks a complete account of these historical dealings.
#crime
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: With an FBI Americans can’t trust, conspiracy theories are booming business.
Two tragic events occurred on New Year's Day: a terrorist attack in New Orleans, where a man drove into a crowd, killing 14, and a soldier's suicide in Las Vegas. Both incidents reveal a growing distrust among Americans toward their institutions, particularly the FBI's handling of such events.
The FBI's responses have been criticized as vague and politically correct, leading to conspiracy theories. Trust in government and media has eroded, and restoring this trust is crucial for the survival of representative democracy.