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9 Jan 2025
#illegals
Fox News: ICE looking into expanding migrant detention facilities, ACLU says
The ACLU reports that ICE plans to expand its migrant detention facilities as the Trump administration takes office, potentially increasing daily detentions from 37,000 to 100,000. Concerns have been raised regarding the safety and conditions of these facilities, particularly in Texas.
The ACLU has filed a lawsuit for information on this expansion, citing previous violations at certain facilities. Incoming officials, including "border czar" Tom Homan, have indicated a focus on deporting illegal migrants, especially those with criminal records.
#politics
Fox News: MAGA Republicans defend TikTok as 'conservative platform' as fate hangs in balance with Supreme Court
MAGA Republicans are rallying in support of TikTok as a ban looms, with claims that the platform has been crucial for engaging younger voters. TikTok representatives are appealing to the Supreme Court to delay the ban, which stems from national security concerns regarding data privacy.
Critics argue that the focus on TikTok is hypocritical, given similar data practices by U.S.-based social media platforms. Former President Trump, who initially sought to ban TikTok, has now joined the platform and filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to allow him to address the issue once back in office.
Forbes: What To Know About Today’s National Day Of Mourning For Jimmy Carter
President Joe Biden declared January 9 a national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at age 100 on December 29, 2024. The day coincides with Carter's state funeral at Washington National Cathedral, featuring eulogies from Biden and remarks from former President Gerald Ford.
Carter's body has been lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, allowing the public to pay respects. All executive departments and agencies will be closed, along with the Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange, while flags will be flown at half-staff for 30 days.
The Economist: How extremist politics became mainstream in France
Jean-Marie Le Pen, who passed away at 96, was a significant figure in French far-right politics, known for his extremist views and controversial history, including his military service in Indochina and Algeria. His legacy continues to influence contemporary French politics, reflecting a shift toward mainstream acceptance of extremist ideologies.
As his daughter Marine Le Pen carries on his political legacy, the impact of his life and beliefs remains relevant in today's political landscape, highlighting the normalization of far-right politics in France.
The Mirror: Decision on whether Shamima Begum will be allowed back into UK announced
Shamima Begum will not be allowed to return to the UK, according to Foreign Secretary David Lammy. His statement follows remarks from Donald Trump's incoming counter-terrorism chief advocating for the repatriation of British ISIS members from Syrian prisons.
Lammy emphasized that the UK prioritizes national security and will not bring back individuals considered dangerous radicals. Begum, who left the UK at 15 to join ISIS, had her citizenship revoked in 2019. The UK government remains firm on its stance against repatriation.
Fox News: Growing conservative movement in Canada is fighting back against 'California on steroids,' says strategist
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation amid internal party pressures and declining approval ratings, paving the way for a potential Conservative victory in upcoming elections. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is gaining support as Canadians express frustration over rising inflation and living costs.
American conservative strategist Matt Shupe is actively training Canadian activists to strengthen the Conservative movement, drawing parallels between U.S. and Canadian politics. With the Conservative Party currently favored to win, the political landscape in Canada may shift significantly in the post-Trudeau era.
#society
Fox News: Government mismanagement, not climate change, is to blame for California's destructive wildfires
California's fire season has returned, prompting politicians to attribute the fires to climate change. Senator Bernie Sanders highlighted the lack of rainfall and called for urgent action, but critics argue that the region's climate has historically been prone to wildfires, independent of climate change.
The article emphasizes that human activities, such as arson and poor forest management, contribute significantly to the frequency of these fires. It suggests that effective solutions involve reducing fuel sources for wildfires and maintaining infrastructure, rather than solely blaming climate change.
The Mirror: Family wins £2.5m home in raffle then suddenly sells up for tear-jerking reason
Chris Milnes, who won a £2.5m luxury home in Poole, Dorset, through the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, is selling the property for £2.3m. He plans to use the proceeds to provide financial support to his children and grandchildren, especially with a grandchild on the way.
Milnes expressed that the win has transformed his family's future, allowing them to find their forever home and secure a comfortable retirement. He emphasized the joy of spending time with family in the new house over Christmas, but ultimately decided to sell to better support his loved ones.
Fox News: Biden celebrates great-grandchild, takes no questions at California wildfire briefing with Newsom
President Biden addressed the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles after signing a disaster declaration, pledging federal support for containment and recovery efforts. California Governor Gavin Newsom expressed gratitude for the assistance amid the evacuation of over 30,000 residents due to the fires.
Biden also shared personal news about becoming a great-grandfather during the meeting. Meanwhile, former President Trump criticized Newsom for water management decisions, suggesting they contributed to the current crisis, as some fire hydrants ran out of water during firefighting efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Addressing diplomats, Pope says humanitarian situation in Gaza is ‘shameful’
Pope Francis criticized Israel's military actions in Gaza, describing the humanitarian crisis as "very serious and shameful." He condemned civilian bombings and highlighted the suffering of children in the cold due to destroyed infrastructure.
In his address to diplomats, he also condemned antisemitism, called for an end to the Ukraine war, and urged action on climate change. Israel's Foreign Ministry responded, accusing him of double standards.
#culture
GB News: Prince William 'still angry' with Prince Harry, Robertson claims
Meghan Markle's new Netflix project has shifted her image from a royal with potential to a reality TV star, according to entertainment reporter Sarah Louise Robertson. She suggests that Markle had numerous opportunities but has now diminished her status.