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12 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Border Czar Tom Homan 'Not Satisfied' with Number of ICE Arrests
Tom Homan, former border czar under Trump, expressed dissatisfaction with the current number of ICE arrests, emphasizing the need for increased action against criminal aliens. He noted that sanctuary cities present challenges and highlighted the administration's efforts to expedite deportation processes.
President Trump acknowledged the difficulties faced by ICE but praised their efforts, stating they are effectively removing criminals. Polls indicate that while many Americans support deportations, their approval declines when specific methods are discussed.
#politics
Fox News: Oregon congresswoman determined to protect federal workers with Stop Musk Act
Oregon Congresswoman Maxine Dexter has introduced the "Stop Musk Act" to protect federal workers from retaliation for opposing Elon Musk's alleged control over government agencies. The legislation aims to safeguard employees resisting Musk's actions, which Dexter claims threaten critical services and expose personal data.
Dexter argues that Musk's influence could undermine efforts to combat climate change and endanger millions reliant on federal programs. She emphasizes the need for strong legislative and public action to counter what she describes as Musk's power grab.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Anti-Trump Activist Judge Mocked Husband Pleading for Mercy for His Dying Wife
On the "Alex Marlow Show," host Alex Marlow criticized Senior Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly for her harsh sentencing of a terminally ill pro-life activist, Paula Harlow. Marlow highlighted her history of sentencing pro-life activists and her dismissive response to Harlow's husband pleading for leniency.
Marlow's commentary points to a broader concern about the actions of Democrat-appointed judges, suggesting they engage in lawfare against the Trump administration and conservative activists.
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Should Britain have its own Doge? VOTE NOW
Elon Musk's efforts for efficiency in Washington have sparked discussions in the UK about similar initiatives. GB News featured Charlotte Gill, founder of Doge UK, who criticized government spending on what she termed "woke waste," citing examples like £600,000 spent on investigating pregnant men.
Gill highlighted various controversial projects funded by taxpayers, including an £841,000 research project on the influence of gay porn in Europe from 1945 to 2000. She argues that such expenditures contradict the narrative of austerity presented to voters.
#society
The Mirror: 'I'm a cruise ship worker – one thing passengers do leaves crew fuming'
Cruise expert Lucy Southerton warns that removing gratuities from cruise bills is detrimental to crew members, as these tips form a significant part of their wages. She emphasizes that passengers should budget for gratuities, typically around £15 per day, to fairly compensate hardworking staff.
Fellow expert Gary Bembridge notes that gratuities have evolved from cash tips to mandatory charges, allowing cruise lines to advertise lower fares. He recommends budgeting for basic gratuities and providing additional cash for exceptional service.
The Mirror: Americans visiting 'UK's worst seaside town' are left stunned by three things
An American couple visiting Blackpool, labeled the UK's "worst" seaside destination, found unexpected charm. They praised the sandy beach, local illuminations, and delicious fish and chips, contradicting negative perceptions and highlighting ongoing regeneration efforts in the area.
Despite mixed reviews, they felt Blackpool offered a unique experience and expressed hope for its future, noting both its historic beauty and areas needing improvement.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Disney Stops Censoring Classic Movies
Disney is revising its approach to content disclaimers on classic films, reducing the prominence of "trigger warnings" that labeled movies like "Dumbo" and "Peter Pan" as racist. The new advisory will be less confrontational, stating the films are presented as originally created and may contain stereotypes.
CEO Bob Iger emphasized the company's commitment to inclusion and core values, but the adjustments indicate a shift towards a less abrasive presentation of potentially controversial content. While not eliminating its DEI initiatives, Disney seeks to tone down the messaging surrounding its classic titles.
#sports
The Mirror: Slot's FA Cup gamble could get the payoff he wants for Liverpool against Everton
Arne Slot's gamble to rest key players backfired as Liverpool suffered a humiliating FA Cup loss to Plymouth. Despite the disappointment, fans remain hopeful for a turnaround in the upcoming Merseyside derby against Everton, which is crucial for their title aspirations.
Slot's focus is on securing a victory to extend Liverpool's lead in the Premier League. With a strong lineup returning for the derby, the team aims to handle the intense atmosphere at Goodison Park, making this final derby at the venue a significant event for both teams.