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13 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Dallas police won't join ICE deportation raids, interim chief tells immigrant meetings
The Dallas Police Department is holding outreach meetings to reassure immigrant communities that they will not assist in deportation efforts by the Trump administration. Interim Chief Michael Igo emphasized that the department will not report individuals who call 911 or are pulled over for traffic violations.
Igo stated that there will be no arrests in sensitive locations like churches and schools, although immigrants with outstanding warrants may still face deportation. He urged residents to feel safe contacting the police and reiterated the department's commitment to serving all Dallas residents.
#politics
Forbes: What To Know About Kash Patel—As Senate Panel Set To Vote On Trump’s FBI Pick Today
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on President Trump's nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, amid significant opposition from Democrats. Critics, including Sen. Dick Durbin, allege Patel has directed a purge of FBI personnel and lacks the temperament for the role. Patel's supporters, however, emphasize his qualifications and commitment to restoring public trust in the FBI.
If approved by the committee, Patel's nomination will move to the full Senate for a vote. While Democrats express strong concerns, Republican support may lead to his confirmation, reflecting Trump's strategy to appoint loyalists in key positions.
The Federalist: Judge Didn’t Even Read Final Complaint Before Enjoining Trump
Judge Paul Engelmayer issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration's access to Treasury documents, raising concerns about the speed and thoroughness of his review. Critics argue that the ruling lacked proper analysis and may indicate corruption, as it was unprecedented in blocking a cabinet secretary from accessing records.
The timeline of the case suggests Engelmayer had insufficient time to review the extensive filings before making his decision. The rapid sequence of events has led to allegations that the ruling was predetermined, prompting calls for Congressional investigation into the judge's conduct.
Fox News: Trump budget bill faces murky odds in key vote after rocky reception in House GOP
The House GOP's proposed budget overhaul faces skepticism from within its ranks, with several conservative lawmakers expressing concerns about its effectiveness in cutting spending. Some members of the House Freedom Caucus labeled the plan as insufficient and a "pathetic" attempt to address fiscal issues.
The proposal includes a $1.5 trillion reduction in federal spending over ten years, alongside a $4 trillion debt ceiling increase. With key conservatives unsure about supporting the bill, its passage remains uncertain as Republicans aim to leverage budget reconciliation to advance President Trump's agenda.
#society
GB News: Labour SLAMMED for blocking grooming gang inquiry in crunch vote – but there’s a huge twist that could still out the TRUTH
Labour and Plaid Cymru blocked a Conservative motion for an independent inquiry into grooming gangs in Wales, defeating it by 34 votes to 13. Despite this, they passed an amendment for a full inquiry based on evidence gathered, which could lead to uncomfortable revelations for Labour.
The Welsh Government maintains there is no clear evidence of grooming gangs operating in Wales, but the new amendment suggests a thorough examination of the issue. Welsh Conservatives criticized the decision to reject the inquiry, emphasizing the need for justice for victims of abuse.
The Economist: London is ageing twice as quickly as the rest of England
London's population is aging at a rate twice that of the rest of England, prompting changes in retirement preferences. Developers like Audley Group are responding by creating retirement flats and villages within the city, suggesting a shift towards urban living for seniors.
This trend reflects a desire for community and amenities, challenging the traditional notion of retiring to rural areas. As urban areas adapt to accommodate older residents, the dynamics of retirement living are evolving.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb. 13: Day 496 – Likud lawmakers push toward Haredi draft
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing covers the ongoing debate within the coalition regarding ultra-Orthodox army service exemptions, with calls for a Haredi draft and sanctions on draft dodgers. The discussion follows a recent Likud lawmaker conference focused on this issue.
Additionally, a new Jewish Climate Trust is set to launch next month, aimed at supporting climate initiatives in Israel and fostering interfaith cooperation. The briefing also highlights challenges faced by moshav communities near Gaza, which are ineligible for state support for rebuilding after the October 7 attacks.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump and Hegseth are half right. We cannot have Minsk 3.0
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth emphasized that future negotiations over Ukraine must avoid repeating the failures of the Minsk agreements, advocating for European-led security without US military involvement. He noted that the primary responsibility for European security should fall on Europe, as the US focuses on deterring China.
However, the article argues against dismissing NATO membership for Ukraine, asserting that it remains a crucial deterrent against Russian aggression. The Trump administration must maintain a strong stance and support Ukraine militarily to prevent negotiations from devolving into another ineffective Minsk scenario.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Says His ‘Big’ Tariffs Are Coming Today: What To Know About Reciprocal Tariffs—And Inflation Impact
President Trump plans to announce reciprocal tariffs aimed at balancing U.S. trade by imposing duties on imports equivalent to those charged by other countries on U.S. goods. While this policy could become a key feature of his second term, economists warn it may lead to increased inflation.
The proposed tariffs would be implemented almost immediately, affecting all countries, particularly targeting nations with higher import tariffs on U.S. goods. The impact on inflation is a concern, with estimates suggesting a potential increase in core personal consumption expenditures due to higher consumer prices.
#military
Times Of Israel: Anxiety ahead of Saturday, and the Saturdays to come
As the weekend approaches, uncertainty looms over the potential release of hostages by Hamas, with speculation about the number and condition of those who may be freed. Despite rising tensions and protests in Israel, military officials suggest that Hamas is likely to continue the hostage deal, with reports indicating agreements for the release of three Israeli hostages and increased humanitarian aid to Gaza.
The situation remains dire for hostages, with testimonies revealing severe mistreatment and health issues among those released. Reports of deteriorating conditions in Gaza, alongside public pressure for the immediate release of all hostages, highlight the ongoing human suffering amidst the negotiations.
#culture
Fox News: Jane Seymour rocks New York Fashion Week runway in mini dress ahead of 74th birthday
Jane Seymour, 73, showcased her timeless style at New York Fashion Week, wearing a striking red mini dress. The actress expressed excitement for the event and shared her thoughts on aging, emphasizing confidence and authenticity over youth.
Seymour, who has been in the industry for 60 years, encourages women to embrace their age and celebrate their stories. She continues to defy age norms, having previously posed for Playboy at 67. She will turn 74 this Saturday.
#health
Forbes: RFK Jr.’s Health Secretary Confirmation Live Updates: Final Senate Vote Expected Today
The Senate is poised to vote on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services, following a 53-47 vote to advance his nomination. Despite skepticism regarding his vaccine views, key Republican senators, including Susan Collins and Bill Cassidy, have expressed support for Kennedy.
Kennedy, an environmental lawyer and former presidential candidate, has a controversial history with vaccines, having promoted discredited theories linking them to autism. He has pledged to prioritize safety and informed choice regarding vaccinations if confirmed.