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17 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: San Diego migrant shelter closes after no new arrivals since Trump took office; over 100 employees laid off
A San Diego migrant shelter, operated by Jewish Family Service, is closing due to funding and policy changes from the Trump administration, resulting in 115 layoffs. The shelter has not received new asylum seekers since the termination of the CBP One app on Inauguration Day.
The organization has supported over 200,000 migrants since 2018 but will pause shelter services while focusing on legal assistance and community support. They received significant FEMA funding despite claims of no funds, highlighting ongoing challenges in meeting community needs.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Relief and Joy as Volunteers Help Freed Jan. 6 Prisoners Get Home
President Trump issued pardons and commutations for individuals connected to the January 6 Capitol protest, leading to the release of around 300 people from various prisons. Volunteers, including philanthropist Gary Heavin, organized efforts to assist these former prisoners with transportation, housing, and reconnecting with families.
Many released individuals face significant challenges reintegrating into society, including job searches and strained family relationships. Volunteers reported emotional reunions and expressed concern over the harsh treatment these individuals received, highlighting a perceived injustice in their legal proceedings.
The Imaginative Conservative: How Should We Rank the American Presidents?
Brion McClanahan's book "9 Presidents Who Screwed Up America" challenges traditional presidential rankings by evaluating leaders based on their adherence to the Constitution. He critiques nine presidents for overstepping their authority while defending four for their constitutional fidelity, including John Tyler and Calvin Coolidge.
McClanahan argues that many presidents have exceeded their constitutional limits, leading to a decline in the republic. He proposes amendments to curb presidential power, including limiting terms and enhancing legislative checks. Despite the gloomy outlook on the presidency's future, the analysis encourages a reevaluation of executive conduct.
#society
Fox News: World's first openly gay imam shot dead in South Africa: authorities
Muhsin Hendricks, the world's first openly gay imam, was shot and killed in South Africa, prompting an investigation into a possible hate crime. He was ambushed while driving near Gqeberha, with police reporting that two masked suspects fired multiple shots at his vehicle.
Hendricks founded the Inner Circle, a support organization for gay Muslims, and was known for advocating for LGBTQ rights within Islam. His murder has drawn condemnation from various groups, including the Cape Town Ulama Board and the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association, which suspect it may be a hate crime.
Breitbart: Comedian Bill Burr: Billionaires Should Be 'Put Down Like Fu**ing Rabid Dogs'
Comedian Bill Burr recently expressed his frustration with billionaires during a performance, suggesting they should be "put down like fucking rabid dogs" due to their wealth hoarding while many struggle to make ends meet. He criticized the societal divide between liberals and conservatives, emphasizing the need for better financial conditions for working families.
Burr's comments included a critique of Donald Trump's actions regarding the Gulf of Mexico's name and labeled supporters of the change as racists. Despite his long-standing liberal views, he has also criticized aspects of the left, making his stance on various issues complex and multifaceted.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump’s ‘erratic’ push for peace caused pandemonium in Europe – and left its leaders out in the cold
Donald Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin for over 90 minutes, discussing the US-Russia relationship amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Trump claimed the call was productive, focusing on ending the war and addressing issues like artificial intelligence and the dollar's strength.
Both leaders reportedly instructed their teams to start negotiations to halt the violence in Ukraine.
#culture
Breitbart: Kid Rock's Kendrick Lamar, Colin Kaepernick Super Bowl Claim Sets Off Wild Fan Reaction
Kid Rock criticized Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime performance, calling it the "epitome of DEI" and suggesting it was exclusive to people of color. He acknowledged Lamar's unapologetic approach and credited Colin Kaepernick for paving the way for such performances.
Reactions to Kid Rock's comments were mixed, with some agreeing and others arguing he misunderstood the cultural significance of Lamar's performance. Many expressed frustration with his perspective, while others defended his right to comment on the event.
#sports
GB News: Travis Kelce 'lined up for new role at Kansas City Chiefs' if NFL star opts against retirement
Travis Kelce's future with the Kansas City Chiefs is uncertain following their 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. While the team is open to his return, it would require him to accept a diminished role in the offense, shifting from a primary target to a supporting player.
Kelce's performance has declined, with career lows in yards and touchdowns this season. He is contemplating retirement but has also begun exploring opportunities in media and entertainment. His decision will weigh his desire to continue playing against potential new career paths.