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#illegals
Breitbart: Thune Questions if It Is 'Realistic' to Deport Everybody in the Country Illegally
Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed skepticism about the feasibility of deporting all individuals in the U.S. illegally during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press." He emphasized the need to prioritize the deportation of those who have committed crimes, while also addressing border security and resource allocation for enforcement.
Thune reiterated that a comprehensive approach is necessary, starting with the deportation of identified criminals. He acknowledged the challenges in deporting the over 10 million undocumented individuals currently in the country but maintained that securing the border and providing resources to enforcement agencies is essential.
#politics
Breitbart: Schumer: 'We Didn’t' Mislead the American Public About Biden’s Cognitive Decline
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer defended President Biden's mental acuity on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” denying any misleading statements from Democrats regarding his health. Schumer praised Biden's legislative achievements and emphasized that Biden stepped down for the good of the Democratic Party and the country.
Schumer asserted that claims of Biden's cognitive decline are unfounded and characterized them as right-wing propaganda. He urged respect for Biden's decision to step down, framing it as a patriotic act.
Fox News: Musk renews harsh rebuke of Dems who rejected deporting sex offenders: vote out ‘every one’
Elon Musk criticized over 150 House Democrats for opposing a bill that would deport illegal immigrants convicted of sex offenses. He called for their removal from office, arguing that protecting such individuals undermines public safety.
The Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act passed with bipartisan support, but 158 Democrats voted against it, citing concerns about xenophobia. The bill is now in the Senate for further consideration.
Fox News: Israeli PM office denies reports that Hamas forwarded list of hostages to release in event of deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied claims that Hamas provided a list of hostages for a cease-fire agreement. Reports suggested Hamas was willing to release 34 hostages in exchange for a cease-fire, contingent on Israel's withdrawal from Gaza.
Netanyahu, recently recovering from prostate surgery, stated that no such list has been forwarded by Hamas. His health has been a concern, with multiple procedures in recent years, including hernia surgery and a pacemaker implantation. He continues to lead Israel's military efforts amid ongoing tensions.
#society
GB News: ‘Turning away again!’ Maggie Oliver accuses Keir Starmer of neglecting grooming gang victims
Whistleblower Maggie Oliver has criticized Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for neglecting child sexual exploitation issues, claiming he failed to prosecute offenders during his tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions. She argues that fear of racial tension should not prevent justice for victims.
Oliver also condemned the government's response to grooming gangs, calling for an independent inquiry and accountability for public officials. She believes both major political parties share responsibility for the ongoing failures in addressing these crimes.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: BREAKING: Hamas leaders say they have list of 34 approved Israeli hostages to give in possible deal
Hamas has approved a list of 34 hostages for a potential exchange with Israel, contingent on an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a ceasefire agreement. Israel is preparing a report for the UN detailing the abuse suffered by hostages in Hamas captivity.
Health Minister Uriel Busso emphasized the report's findings as a wake-up call for the international community regarding the cruelty faced by hostages. President-elect Donald Trump warned Hamas of severe consequences if the hostages are not returned by his inauguration.
Human Events: BREAKING: Hamas leaders say it has list of 34 approved Israeli hostages to give in possible deal
Hamas has approved a list of 34 hostages for a potential exchange with Israel, contingent on an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a ceasefire agreement. Israel is preparing a report for the UN detailing the abuse suffered by hostages in Hamas captivity.
Health Minister Uriel Busso emphasized the report's findings as a wake-up call for the international community regarding the cruelty faced by hostages. President-elect Donald Trump warned Hamas of severe consequences if the hostages are not returned by his inauguration.
#culture
Le Monde: Coco, cartoonist: 'The attack against Charlie Hebdo lives in me non-stop'
Coco, a cartoonist from Charlie Hebdo, reflects on the lasting impact of the 2015 attack, where she was held at gunpoint. Drawing became her refuge, helping her cope with guilt and trauma, while also serving as a lifelong passion and escape from personal struggles.
She emphasizes that the joy of drawing outweighs fear, and credits supportive figures in her life for encouraging her artistic journey.
#health
Breitbart: GOP Sen. Cassidy: RFK Jr. Is 'Wrong' on Vaccinations
Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Trump's nominee for the Department of Health and Human Services, stating he is incorrect about vaccinations. Cassidy expressed anticipation for their upcoming meeting to discuss various topics, including food safety.
He noted that while he agrees with Kennedy on some issues, he strongly disagrees on vaccination effectiveness and safety. Cassidy's comments come amid speculation about potential support for Kennedy from some Democratic senators.
#crime
Forbes: New Orleans Attack Suspect Taped French Quarter With Meta Glasses Weeks Earlier, FBI Says
Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the suspect in a New Year's Day truck-ramming attack in New Orleans that killed 14, recorded video of the French Quarter in October using camera-equipped glasses designed by Meta. He made two visits to the area prior to the attack.
Jabbar was killed in a shootout with police during the incident. The FBI confirmed he wore the glasses during the attack, but there is no evidence they were recording at that time.