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17 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Boston police commissioner doubles down on ICE resistance: 'We don’t enforce' detainers
Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox stated that the police department does not enforce civil immigration detainers filed by ICE, aligning with Mayor Michelle Wu's stance against the Trump administration's deportation policies. He emphasized that local laws prevent cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Cox clarified that the department focuses on crime victims rather than immigration status, asserting that they will enforce criminal warrants but not civil detainers. He defended the city's policies amid criticism from federal officials, stating that Boston operates within state law.
#politics
Breitbart: Moulton: VP Vance Used 'Same Language that Hitler Used to Justify the Holocaust'
Representative Seth Moulton criticized Vice President JD Vance's speech at the Munich Security Conference, claiming it echoed language used by Hitler to justify the Holocaust. Moulton described the audience's shock and embarrassment, noting that Vance's remarks were seen as hypocritical and out of touch.
Moulton highlighted concerns from a Republican adviser who suggested Vance's rhetoric hinted at a deeper, more dangerous narrative about an "enemy within." Following the speech, Vance reportedly visited the former Nazi Party headquarters in Munich, meeting with a modern Neo-Nazi leader.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Makes Decision on Presidential Ambitions
Stephen A. Smith, ESPN commentator, recently sparked speculation about a potential presidential run in 2028 after a poll showed him close to Tim Walz for the Democratic nomination. However, Smith clarified he has no intention of running, enjoying political discussions but considering himself unqualified.
Despite his centrist views, particularly on the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, Smith may face challenges within the increasingly progressive Democratic Party. His stance aligns with a majority of Americans but contrasts with the views of many within his party.
Breitbart: Karen Bass' Classmate Defends Fire Response After Mayor Broke Promise Not to Leave Country
A former classmate of L.A. Mayor Karen Bass defended her actions during the Palisades Fire while she was in Ghana, arguing that predicting the disaster was unrealistic. Critics should consider how they would have acted in her position.
Bass acknowledged her trip was a mistake and broke a campaign promise to limit international travel. She returned to L.A. as quickly as possible after the fire outbreak.
#society
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Crews 'Heroically' Perform Rescues as Floods Hit KY Town
Pikeville, Kentucky, is facing severe flooding following heavy rains over the weekend, with around 11 weather-related deaths reported. First responders have conducted over 50 swift water rescues as river levels peaked at 38 feet, prompting emergency measures.
As conditions remain hazardous, FEMA has been deployed following an emergency disaster declaration. Local officials continue to monitor the situation, urging residents to avoid flooded areas as further adverse weather is anticipated.
#health
Fox News: Flu cases are highest in these US states: See the map
The CDC reports that the U.S. is experiencing peak flu season, with elevated activity levels across many states. The most affected areas include New York City, New Hampshire, and several southern states, while only a few states report low activity.
Flu vaccination rates are lower this year, which may contribute to the severity of symptoms among those infected. Experts emphasize the importance of the flu vaccine in preventing illness and reducing symptom severity.
#crime
GB News: Nurse dubbed ‘Angel of Death’ could be CLEARED of murder as expert compares case to Lucy Letby
Colin Norris, a nurse serving a life sentence for the murder of four elderly patients in 2008, may soon be exonerated. Forensic experts argue that the evidence against him is largely circumstantial, with only one solid case involving insulin found in a single victim.
His appeal will be heard in May, raising questions about the reliability of the evidence used in his conviction. Comparisons have been drawn to the case of Lucy Letby, another nurse convicted of multiple murders, highlighting potential flaws in both investigations.