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10 Feb 2025
#illegals
GB News: Labour hails major migrant crackdown as 3,930 arrested for 'illegally working' after Cooper boosts enforcement to 'record levels'
Since Labour took power in July, nearly 4,000 illegal workers have been arrested in the UK as part of a significant crackdown on immigration. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reported a 38% increase in arrests compared to the previous year, with operations targeting various sectors, including nail bars and restaurants.
The government's upcoming Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill aims to enhance enforcement against people smugglers and illegal employment. Critics, including human rights groups, warn that the bill may set a dangerous precedent by applying counter-terrorism powers to non-terrorism offenses.
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders Religious NGOs Hit Hard by the Fall of USAID - Liberty Nation News
Following the election, President Trump initiated significant cuts to USAID, impacting organizations like Catholic Relief Services, which heavily relies on federal funding. These cuts are expected to reduce their budget by 50%, affecting their operations aiding migrants.
The article highlights how religious NGOs have played a role in facilitating illegal immigration, particularly through partnerships with the Catholic Church. Trump's funding reductions may lead to a major shift in the dynamics of these organizations and their influence.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Progressive Press Outraged by Pentagon Push for Media Fairness - Liberty Nation News
The Pentagon is implementing an annual media rotation program, displacing several long-established outlets from their dedicated workspaces to make room for newer, potentially more balanced media organizations. Outlets like NBC News and The New York Times will share their spaces with One America News Network and the New York Post, among others.
Critics, including the National Press Club and former Pentagon Press Association members, have expressed outrage over the decision, arguing it restricts journalistic access. However, the rotation is intended to provide a more diverse media presence, challenging the notion that legacy outlets have a right to exclusive access in a tax-funded facility.
Fox News: Trump admin files motion to vacate restraining order prohibiting DOGE access to Treasury payment systems
The Trump administration is seeking to modify a federal judge's temporary restraining order that blocks access to sensitive Treasury Department payment records by political appointees in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The motion argues that high-level officials should have the ability to access certain data for job performance, despite admitting that such access is not typically necessary.
Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly's order restricts access to Treasury payment systems and mandates the destruction of any downloaded sensitive information by unauthorized personnel. This legal action follows a lawsuit from 19 attorneys general alleging that the Trump administration improperly granted DOGE access to these records.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Colombian pair who fought for Ukraine ‘kidnapped by Putin’ in Venezuela
Otilia Ante has endured months of anguish since her son was kidnapped by Russian forces on July 18 while returning home after fighting in Ukraine. The situation has become an international issue, yet it remains largely overlooked, with her son appearing in a video from a Russian prison.
Times Of Israel: Iranians mark anniversary of 1979 Islamic Revolution as they face new Trump term
Tens of thousands of Iranians commemorated the 1979 Islamic Revolution, marking the first rally since President Trump resumed his "maximum pressure" campaign against Tehran. Amid economic turmoil and sanctions, Supreme Leader Khamenei criticized talks with the U.S., emphasizing resistance against perceived threats.
Demonstrators carried anti-American and anti-Israeli slogans while showcasing military displays. The rally coincided with the first anniversary of President Pezeshkian's leadership following Raisi's death. The Islamic Revolution's legacy remains a significant aspect of Iran's national identity and ongoing tensions with the West.