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18 Feb 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Fires Biden-Picked Lawyers at Immigration Courts
The Trump administration has dismissed over 20 immigration lawyers from the Department of Justice, sparking criticism from pro-migration media. These lawyers were previously hired by the Biden administration to serve as judges in immigration courts, which are now under Trump’s control.
Concerns have been raised regarding inconsistencies in asylum decisions among judges, with calls for an investigation into potential fraud in the system. The immigration courts, which operate under the executive branch, are experiencing a significant backlog of cases as the Trump administration aims to enforce stricter immigration policies.
Fox News: Noem sends message to those considering entering US illegally: ‘Don’t even think about it’
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced a multimillion-dollar ad campaign warning illegal immigrants against entering the U.S. She emphasized that those who break the law will face deportation and will not be allowed to return. Under President Trump, border security is a top priority.
Noem's campaign aims to deter illegal immigration by highlighting the consequences of unlawful entry. The administration is taking various measures, including military deployment and restarting wall construction, to secure the border and fulfill Trump's immigration promises.
#politics
Fox News: Elon Musk opens up about his experience with 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' during 'Hannity' exclusive
Elon Musk expressed surprise at the intensity of "Trump Derangement Syndrome" after witnessing reactions at a dinner party when he mentioned Donald Trump's name. He described the irrationality of the responses, highlighting the difficulty of having a normal conversation about the president.
In a joint interview with Trump, they discussed the Department of Government Efficiency's efforts to reduce waste in government spending, including scrutiny of various federal agencies. Trump has directed Musk to investigate the Pentagon, which has not passed an audit in years.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Humanitarian effort in Syria decimated by US aid cuts
The recent suspension of U.S. foreign development aid has severely impacted humanitarian efforts in Syria, where 16.5 million people rely on assistance. This decision follows the fall of President Bashar al-Assad, which had initially raised hopes for increased aid.
Experts warn that the aid cut will devastate the already fragile economic situation, as U.S. assistance accounts for a significant portion of humanitarian support in the region. The loss of funding and expertise threatens to exacerbate the crisis further.
Breitbart: Russia Frees Another U.S. Citizen Detained on Drug Charges
Russia has released American Kalob Wayne Byers, detained for drug charges, shortly after the release of Marc Fogel. Byers was arrested for allegedly smuggling cannabis-laced gummies into the country. He is now in the care of the U.S. embassy and will return home soon.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated that these releases may be linked to efforts to improve U.S.-Russia relations and potential discussions between Presidents Trump and Putin regarding the Ukraine conflict. The status of Byers' fiancée remains unclear.
#crime
GB News: 'Criminals getting away with it!' Former police officer blasts 'liberal leaning' forces after SHOCKING stats revealed
Peter Bleksley, a former police officer, warns that rising crime rates in Britain reflect a failure in law enforcement, with conviction rates declining as crime, particularly violent and sexual offenses, surges. He criticizes police leadership for being influenced by "liberal leanings" and not addressing public concerns.
New data shows over 2.2 million violent and sexual crimes reported in 2023/24, with serious offenses tripling in a decade. Bleksley emphasizes the need for police to reconnect with the public to effectively combat crime, as current trends suggest criminals are increasingly evading justice.