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14 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Illegal immigrant arrests skyrocket under Trump ICE compared to Biden levels last year: 'Worst of the worst'
ICE arrests of illegal immigrants have significantly increased under the Trump administration, with a 137% rise in interior arrests compared to the same period in 2024 under Biden. Arrests of criminal aliens and gang members have also surged, reflecting a tougher enforcement approach.
The administration is focusing on high-risk individuals while expanding operations in sanctuary cities and utilizing federal prisons for detainees. Recent data shows a substantial drop in "gotaways" at the southern border, indicating a potential impact of these policies.
Breitbart: 'Maybe AOC Is Going to Be in Trouble Now': Homan Asks DOJ to Consider if NY Lawmaker Is 'Impediment' to Illegal Alien Crackdown
Tom Homan, former border czar, has contacted the Department of Justice to investigate whether Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is obstructing efforts to apprehend criminal aliens. He expressed concerns over her actions, suggesting they may impede law enforcement.
Homan emphasized the importance of public safety and criticized sanctuary cities for potentially endangering communities. He called for clarity from the DOJ on whether Ocasio-Cortez's actions cross legal boundaries.
GB News: Labour minister rages as Goodwin attacks party’s record on illegal migration: ‘They’re LYING to you’
Matt Goodwin criticized Labour's immigration policies on BBC Question Time, claiming they mislead the public and have led to a potential £234 billion cost to taxpayers over two decades. He argued that more migrants arrive via small boats than are removed, with Labour dismantling effective deterrents.
Goodwin highlighted Labour's policies, including decriminalizing illegal migration and allowing indefinite leave to remain after five years, which grants migrants extensive rights. The debate coincides with the Home Office's new rules making it difficult for small boat refugees to gain citizenship, prompting criticism from Labour MPs.
#politics
Fox News: Dems likely to 'waste millions' on deluge of lawsuits but could cost Trump precious time: expert
Democrats are expected to spend millions on lawsuits against President Trump's executive orders, with law professor John Yoo predicting limited success. He believes Trump will prevail on most orders, although Democrats may delay implementation for about a year.
The lawsuits stem from Trump's policies, including the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency and immigration measures. Despite facing over 54 lawsuits since his inauguration, Yoo argues that these legal challenges are part of the normal political process rather than a targeted attack.
Fox News: Biden's illegal migration funding machine, Trump’s order was the last straw, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News highlights various opinions, including support for Trump's Cabinet nominees and critiques of Biden's policies on AI and migration. Additionally, there are calls for action from the House GOP and discussions on free speech and women's sports.
The commentary reflects a range of conservative viewpoints on current political issues.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump’s laudable desire for peace may make him the Neville Chamberlain of our era
The Trump administration's approach to foreign policy has raised concerns, particularly regarding a recent phone call between President Trump and Russian President Putin about Ukraine. Critics argue that Trump conceded vital points about Ukrainian territory and NATO membership without securing any concessions from Putin, undermining Ukraine's position.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is seen as a critical front in the struggle against totalitarianism, with parallels drawn to historical appeasement failures. Abandoning Ukraine could embolden Russia and China, leading to greater threats to U.S. interests. The author urges a reassessment of U.S. support for Ukraine to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Breitbart: Russian Drone Struck Chernobyl Sarcophagus Overnight Says Ukraine
A Russian drone struck the outer containment shell of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, causing damage but not increasing radiation levels, according to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and the International Atomic Energy Agency. Russia denied responsibility for the attack.
The incident occurred amid ongoing military tensions and just before U.S. President Trump's planned meeting with Putin, which has raised concerns in Ukraine about being sidelined in peace negotiations. Zelenskyy emphasized the threat posed by Russia to nuclear safety and called for accountability.
Times Of Israel: Arab countries scramble to offer Trump an alternate proposal for post-war Gaza
Saudi Arabia is leading Arab efforts to create a new plan for Gaza in response to President Trump's controversial proposal to displace Palestinians. A meeting in Riyadh will include discussions among Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE, focusing on reconstruction and sidelining Hamas.
The Egyptian proposal aims to form a governing committee for Gaza excluding Hamas, ensure international reconstruction support, and move towards a two-state solution. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is expected to play a pivotal role in these discussions.
#economy
Breitbart: Bessent: Any Price Increase from Tariffs Would Be 'Slight,' 'Transitory,' May Not Happen and Inflation Will Fall Overall
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed uncertainty about the impact of tariffs on prices, suggesting any increase would be minimal and potentially absorbed by currency and foreign producers. He emphasized that inflation is expected to decrease due to other policies in place.
In response to concerns about retaliatory tariffs from other countries, Bessent acknowledged the possibility of price increases but maintained that the overall inflation trend would be downward, aided by measures like lowering energy costs and deregulation.
Breitbart: Bessent: We'll Put Our Tariffs to Zero with a Country That Does Likewise
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended President Trump's plan for reciprocal tariffs, emphasizing that if one country imposes tariffs, the U.S. will match them. He highlighted the significant trade deficits with allies like Europe and Mexico, questioning whether they are truly allies if they take advantage of the U.S.
Bessent also noted that non-tariff barriers could be equally problematic and will be examined. He reiterated the need for fairness in trade practices, particularly concerning China's imbalanced trade relations.
#military
Times Of Israel: Family of soldier killed in dubious Lebanon incident says Halevi took responsibility
The family of Sgt. Gur Kehati, killed in a November incident in southern Lebanon, met with IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, who took responsibility and promised a thorough investigation. They expressed frustration over perceived misinformation from military officials regarding the circumstances of Kehati's death.
Kehati and civilian researcher Ze’ev Erlich were killed by Hezbollah gunmen while in Lebanon without proper authorization. The IDF has initiated a criminal investigation into the incident, which occurred amid ongoing tensions with Hezbollah. Halevi is set to resign following criticism of military failures during the conflict.
#culture
Forbes: Issa Rae, Shonda Rhimes And More Artists Cut Ties With Kennedy Center After Trump Installs Himself As Chairman
Prominent artists, including Issa Rae and Shonda Rhimes, have severed ties with the Kennedy Center following Donald Trump's appointment as chairman and his plans to overhaul its board. Rae canceled a sold-out show, citing a conflict with the institution's values.
Other resignations include musician Ben Folds and singer Renée Fleming, who expressed concerns over the recent changes. The Kennedy Center canceled a children's musical, "Finn," claiming financial reasons, while the creators criticized the administration's attempts to silence them.