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6 Jan 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Incoming Border Czar Celebrates Discovery of Cartel Drug Smuggling Tunnel Under Mexico-Arizona Border
Tom Homan, the incoming Border Czar, announced the discovery of three drug smuggling tunnels along the Arizona border, thanks to a joint operation between U.S. and Mexican law enforcement using drone technology. This operation highlights collaboration in combating cartel activities.
Homan noted that the cartels are a significant employer in Mexico, suggesting that the discovery of these tunnels could lead to job losses for around 175,000 people. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to address drug trafficking issues at the border.
#politics
The Federalist: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Leaves Behind A Legacy Of Ruin
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation after nearly a decade in office, citing internal party struggles and declining popularity ahead of the upcoming election. Recent polls indicate the Conservative Party may gain majority control, while Trudeau's Liberal Party faces significant losses.
Trudeau's tenure has been marked by controversial policies, including the use of the Emergencies Act against trucker protests and new gun control measures. His leadership has drawn criticism for overreach and failed leftist policies, leaving many Canadians eager for change.
Breitbart: Michigan Democrat Accuses America of 'Hinduphobia' over H-1B Visas
Rep. Shri Thanedar, an India-born Democrat from Michigan, has labeled America as "racist" amid discussions on foreign worker immigration. He claims there is significant Hinduphobia and has introduced a bipartisan resolution to condemn it, advocating for an expansion of the H-1B visa program.
In response, Numbers USA's Andre Barnes criticized Thanedar's stance, asserting that Americans desire reduced immigration to create more job opportunities for citizens, particularly Black Americans. Meanwhile, many Indian Americans are aligning with Donald Trump, as evidenced by the upcoming Hindu Gala at his inauguration.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 681: Rep. Riley Moore on His First Days in Congress as Part of the MAGA Coalition
Mike Slater critiques the Democrats' portrayal of the January 6 events, arguing against comparisons to 9/11. He also speaks with newly elected Rep. Riley Moore (R-WV) about his initial experiences in Congress and his goals within the MAGA coalition.
The Western Journal: Trump Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Lays Down the Law for White House Employees Two Weeks Before Inauguration
Incoming White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles emphasizes a disciplined, collaborative work environment for the Trump administration. She insists that staff must work long hours, prioritize teamwork, and focus on shared goals, rejecting any individualistic tendencies.
Wiles, known as "The Ice Maiden," aims to create a culture of excellence and loyalty, with a focus on key issues such as regulations, taxes, and border security. Trump's selection of Wiles highlights his preference for a structured approach to governance.
The Western Journal: Trump Adds Insult to Injury After Trudeau Announces Resignation
Following Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation announcement, President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his proposal for Canada to merge with the U.S., citing trade deficits and security concerns. Trump claimed this union would eliminate tariffs and enhance Canadian security.
Trudeau, who has faced significant challenges during his tenure, including trade disputes with Trump, has seen limited support for such a merger among Canadians, with only 13% in favor. Trump continues to mock Trudeau, referring to him as "governor" and emphasizing the potential benefits of joining the U.S.
The Federalist: Joe Biden Is And Always Was A Massive Jerk
Joe Biden's presidency has been marked by outbursts and aggressive behavior towards the media and others. Despite being portrayed as a unifier, he has repeatedly shown a lack of decorum, snapping at reporters and making derogatory comments. His history of personal and political aggression raises questions about his character.
Biden's actions during crises, such as the Maui fires and the Afghanistan withdrawal, have further fueled criticism of his leadership. His past distortions and aggressive rhetoric suggest a pattern of behavior that contradicts his public persona. Overall, Biden is characterized as a mean-spirited individual whose temperament often overshadows his presidency.
Fox News: Donald Trump Jr takes personal trip to Greenland after president-elect floats purchasing country
Donald Trump Jr. is set to visit Greenland for a day to engage with locals and explore cultural sites, following his father's expressed interest in U.S. control of the territory. He will not meet with any officials during this personal trip aimed at creating content for his podcast.
The visit coincides with ongoing discussions about the strategic importance of Greenland, a territory the U.S. has sought to acquire historically. However, Greenland's Prime Minister has firmly stated that the country is not for sale.
The Telegraph: Canadian conservatives accuse Trudeau’s party of ‘clinging to power’ after prime minister quits
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation after nearly a decade, leading to a leadership election within the Liberal Party. This comes amid significant government turmoil, including the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and dissent among Liberal MPs.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre criticized Trudeau for delaying a snap election, claiming it serves to protect the party's interests. He called for an immediate election to allow Canadians to regain control, framing it as a referendum on Trudeau's carbon tax.
#society
Times Of Israel: Deal being advanced will leave most hostages in Gaza forever, families warn
The Hostages Forum in Israel is urging Prime Minister Netanyahu to negotiate a comprehensive deal for the release of all remaining hostages in Gaza, criticizing the current plan that would only free about one-third. Families of the captives expressed concern that the proposed temporary ceasefire could seal the fate of many hostages.
Netanyahu's office maintains that the current strategy is necessary to prevent Hamas from regaining control, despite public dissent and calls for a more extensive agreement. As negotiations continue, the situation remains tense with ongoing military operations and humanitarian crises in Gaza.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Zelensky clashes with US podcast host who asks him to ‘forgive’ Putin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confronted American podcaster Lex Fridman over a suggestion to forgive Vladimir Putin for a potential peace deal. Zelensky expressed anger, labeling Putin a "child murderer" and questioned Fridman's stance on forgiveness, emphasizing the emotional weight of losing a child.
Zelensky's passionate response highlighted the deep personal and moral implications of the conflict, rejecting the notion of forgiveness for those responsible for such atrocities.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Names Trump-Bashing Cardinal as Next Archbishop for D.C.
Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy, known for his progressive views and criticism of Donald Trump, as the new archbishop of Washington, D.C. McElroy has called for resistance against Trump’s policies and has supported President Biden despite his stance on abortion, which contradicts traditional Catholic teaching.
McElroy has faced backlash from fellow bishops for his views on abortion and homosexuality, arguing that these issues should not be prioritized over others like climate change. His appointment reflects a shift in the Church towards more progressive stances, drawing both support and criticism within the Catholic community.
#health
Fox News: Louisiana reports first bird flu-related human death in US
A patient in Louisiana has died after being hospitalized with the first human case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), according to health officials. The Louisiana Department of Health confirmed the death.
Further updates are expected as the situation develops.
#crime
GB News: Daniel Khalife: Man charged with assisting escaped prisoner accused of spying for Iran
Imran Chowdury, 25, has been charged with assisting Daniel Khalife, a former soldier accused of spying for Iran, after Khalife's escape from HMP Wandsworth in September 2023. Chowdury was arrested in January 2023 and will appear in court on January 7.
Khalife's escape prompted a nationwide manhunt, and a woman arrested in connection with the case will not face charges. Khalife has pleaded guilty to escaping from prison.
#outdoors
On The Water: How to Find Ice Fishing Spots
A fishing trip to Lake Massasecum in New Hampshire aimed to help a friend catch his first fish through the ice. Equipped with GPS and fishing gear, the journey involved navigating the lake and drilling holes to find the best spots for bluegills and pickerel.
The day proved successful, with the friend catching multiple fish, including a personal best largemouth bass, while the author filmed the experience for a YouTube channel. The adventure highlighted the joys of exploring new fishing locations and sharing the experience with friends.