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19 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Sanctuary state's 'green light' law is red flag for Americans' safety, national security: experts
New York's "green light law," which allows illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses while restricting federal agents' access to their driving records, is facing criticism for endangering public safety. Experts argue that this law hampers law enforcement's ability to assess risks during traffic stops, potentially putting officers' lives at risk.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against New York officials over the law, claiming it prioritizes the rights of illegal immigrants over American citizens. Proponents argue the law improves road safety, but law enforcement insists it complicates efforts to target individuals with serious criminal backgrounds.
GB News: Migrant couple want UK asylum under ECHR after their children crossed the Channel ALONE
A Kurdish Turkish couple is seeking UK asylum after their two young children crossed the Channel alone. The parents argue that their separation violates the European Convention on Human Rights, claiming the children face psychological harm.
The Home Office opposes the asylum request, citing concerns that allowing the parents entry could encourage human trafficking and more unaccompanied minors on dangerous journeys. A British family court is set to hear the case.
#politics
Fox News: Medicaid becomes flashpoint in House debate over Trump budget bill
House Republicans are facing internal strife over proposed cuts to Medicaid as they negotiate a budget reconciliation bill aimed at advancing President Trump's agenda. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of $880 billion in cuts, with some lawmakers fearing it could harm vital services for constituents.
Conservative members are pushing for significant spending cuts to offset Trump's tax policies, but moderates express worries about the feasibility and consequences of such reductions. As the GOP navigates its slim majority, Democrats are poised to capitalize on the discord within the party regarding Medicaid funding.
Fox News: Bipartisan probation reform modeled off DeSantis and Jay-Z efforts primed for passage in VA
Bipartisan lawmakers in Virginia are advancing a criminal justice reform bill inspired by a 2022 Florida law. The legislation allows convicts on supervised probation to reduce their probation periods by meeting certain criteria, such as maintaining employment or participating in rehabilitation programs.
Supporters, including State Del. Wren Williams and Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears, argue this approach emphasizes rehabilitation and second chances, aiming to lower recidivism and promote public safety. The Democratic-majority Senate is set to vote on the bill, which will then be sent to Gov. Glenn Youngkin for review.
Fox News: Pro-union Trump nominee faces Senate grilling as at least one Republican vows to oppose her
Former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer is set for a confirmation hearing before the Senate HELP committee to become the next Secretary of Labor. Her support for the PRO Act, which opposes right-to-work laws, has drawn criticism, particularly from Sen. Rand Paul, who plans to vote against her.
Chavez-DeRemer, nominated by President Trump, is expected to address concerns regarding her stance on labor laws during the hearing. If Paul votes "no," her nomination could face challenges in securing the necessary votes for confirmation in the full Senate.
#society
Fox News: Toronto plane crash survivors seen taking luggage amid emergency exit; travel experts weigh in
A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed while landing at Toronto Pearson Airport, leaving the plane upside down. All 80 passengers were evacuated, with 19 injured and three critically hospitalized. Video footage shows passengers evacuating as emergency protocols were followed.
Experts noted that while grabbing belongings during emergencies is common, it can hinder evacuation and potentially endanger lives. The upside-down position of the plane limited the retrieval of items, with most passengers only able to take what was near their seats.
Fox News: VP Vance's Munich speech praised as 'Churchillian' moment as CBS host faces criticism for response
Vice President JD Vance criticized European censorship laws during the Munich Security Conference, arguing that such restrictions threaten democracy more than external threats like Russia. He emphasized the importance of free speech and called out the conference organizers for banning populist party representatives.
Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley supported Vance's remarks, highlighting the historical significance of defending free speech. He condemned CBS host Margaret Brennan's claim that free speech contributed to the Holocaust, asserting that censorship is a precursor to authoritarianism.
#economy
GB News: Trump threatens huge 25% tariff on cars as Ford warns they will 'blow a hole in the industry that we have never seen'
Donald Trump plans to impose 25% tariffs on imported cars, semiconductor chips, and pharmaceuticals, aiming to reshape trade relations with the EU and other partners. He criticized the EU's current tariffs and expressed hopes for new US investments in these sectors.
Industry leaders, including Ford's CEO, have voiced concerns about the potential negative impact on the US economy. Trump also hinted at further tariffs, emphasizing perceived unfair trade practices by the EU and UK.
#crime
Fox News: Conservative-leaning enclave in blue state drives down crime as residents of liberal counties pay price
Kittitas County Sheriff Clay Myers reports that despite Washington state's overall rise in crime, his conservative-leaning county has maintained stable crime rates. He attributes this success to community support for law enforcement and a better police-to-citizen ratio compared to the state average.
Myers emphasizes the importance of local government backing and community engagement in policing. He notes that while many areas in Washington struggle with crime, Kittitas County's proactive approach and community expectations have helped keep crime rates flat, even amid population growth.