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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Noem makes aggressive new move to ramp up arrests, deportations of illegal immigrants
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has authorized up to 600 State Department officials as immigration officers to enhance deportation efforts and border security. This action is part of a broader initiative by the Trump administration to increase arrests and deportations of illegal immigrants.
The DHS has also been utilizing various law enforcement personnel and securing cooperation from other nations to facilitate deportations. Recent data indicates a significant rise in interior ICE arrests, while border crossings have decreased.
#politics
The Federalist: Georgia, Utah Republicans Advance Legislation To Leave ERIC
Georgia and Utah are considering withdrawing from the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), a voter roll maintenance group linked to leftist organizations. Georgia's HB 215 aims to prohibit state participation in groups that encourage voter registration outreach or share voter data beyond specific purposes.
Similarly, Utah's HB 332 mandates the lieutenant governor to withdraw from ERIC. While both states' elections officials have defended their ties to ERIC, concerns about its partisan connections have led multiple GOP-led states to exit the organization.
The Federalist: Despite Election Defeat, Health Policy 'Experts' Still Push Marxism
Health Affairs has launched a new agenda for the incoming administration, proposing policies that seem disconnected from the political realities and voter preferences expressed in the recent election. The agenda heavily emphasizes "equity," with a focus on climate change and health disparities, which could lead to increased costs for consumers.
Critics argue that these proposals reflect a tone-deaf approach, ignoring the electorate's desire for accountability and a shift away from divisive policies. The authors, including notable figures like Donald Berwick, are seen as out of touch with the current political landscape, potentially hindering the chances for bipartisan support.
Fox News: Stephen King returns to X, hurls insults at Trump, Musk after vowing to leave 'toxic' platform
Stephen King returned to X, previously known as Twitter, to insult President Trump and Elon Musk, despite having left the platform due to its "toxic" atmosphere last year. He expressed his disdain for both figures in a post shortly after his return.
King's comeback coincides with the release of his horror film "The Monkey," and he has a history of criticizing Trump and Republicans. His farewell message from last year remains pinned on his account.
The Telegraph: Sinn Fein to boycott White House St Patrick’s Day celebrations over Trump’s Gaza comments
Sinn Fein leaders, including Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O’Neill, will boycott St. Patrick’s Day celebrations at the White House in response to Donald Trump's remarks about displacing Palestinians from Gaza. They view this as a principled stance against what they interpret as a call for ethnic cleansing.
Trump's controversial comments, made during a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggested the U.S. could assume control of Gaza as part of a peace plan, prompting widespread condemnation.
#society
The Telegraph: Egyptian NHS doctor who ‘glorified’ Hamas spared deportation
Dr. Mennah Elwan, an Egyptian NHS doctor, has successfully challenged her deportation from the UK after posting controversial comments regarding the Hamas attacks on October 7. An immigration tribunal ruled that the home secretary's decision to cancel her leave was unreasonable and violated her rights.
The judge noted that while Elwan's social media posts were “shocking and inexcusable,” the expulsion was not proportionate. This ruling highlights the complexities surrounding freedom of speech and immigration law in the context of public safety and human rights.
The Federalist: Your 'Farm Fresh' Produce Might Be Fertilized With Human Waste
The author recounts the emotional toll of losing sheep on their small farm, highlighting the struggles faced by farmers who often operate without government support. They express concern over the practice of using biosludge as fertilizer, which can introduce harmful chemicals like PFAS into the soil and water.
Despite the perceived cost savings, the author argues that this practice poses significant risks to both farmers and consumers, emphasizing the need for transparency and regulation to protect public health and the integrity of food sources.
Fox News: 'Earth-shaking' Maui luxury resort explosion injures 7 at grill area
A significant explosion occurred at The Whaler resort in Maui, Hawaii, injuring seven people, with three in critical condition. Witnesses described a loud boom, and debris was scattered across the beach. Authorities are investigating the cause, possibly linked to a grill malfunction.
First responders reported no ongoing threat and are managing the situation. The resort remains open, urging the public to avoid the area while investigations continue.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Starmer plans to propose European 'reassurance force' for Ukraine to Trump
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is preparing for a challenging meeting with President Trump on February 27, following a deteriorating transatlantic relationship. Starmer aims to mend ties between Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky, demonstrate European defense commitment, and propose a peacekeeping solution for Ukraine.
The backdrop includes Trump's controversial remarks about Zelensky and alignment with Russian narratives, complicating Starmer's diplomatic efforts.
#economy
Forbes: Musk Responds To Report Nissan May Seek Tesla’s Investment
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has downplayed reports of Tesla's interest in investing in Nissan's U.S. factories, following a failed merger attempt between Nissan and Honda. A group led by former Tesla board member Hiro Mizuno and supported by ex-Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is seeking Tesla's investment in Nissan.
Despite the interest, Musk emphasized that Tesla's factory is unique and may not be swayed by Nissan's offer. Following the news, Nissan's shares surged over 12%. Foxconn is also looking to invest in Nissan, highlighting the competitive landscape in the EV market.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle faces 'major problem' with lifestyle show: 'People just don't warm to her!'
Alex Dyke of GB News criticized Meghan Markle's new lifestyle venture, claiming the public perceives her efforts as disingenuous. He expressed skepticism about audience interest in her content, noting that people do not seem to connect with her.
Markle recently rebranded her American Riviera Orchard venture to "As Ever" and is set to launch a Netflix show titled "With Love, Meghan" in two weeks. Despite her attempts to connect her new project to her previous lifestyle blog, Dyke believes viewers will likely reject it due to a sense of "fakery."
#health
The Federalist: Dear Kennedy: Stop Schools From Needlessly Drugging Kids
A pediatrician expresses deep concern over the increasing prevalence of ADHD diagnoses and the reliance on stimulants like Ritalin to treat children. He argues that many healthy kids are being unnecessarily medicated, potentially harming their long-term development and happiness.
The author calls for a reevaluation of how society treats childhood behavior, advocating for alternatives to medication and urging parents to resist the trend of drugging children to fit educational molds. He emphasizes the need for systemic change in pediatric care and education.
#crime
Times Of Israel: 2 Jewish Israelis, Palestinian said arrested in connection with botched bus bombings
Israeli security forces detained two Jewish Israelis and a Palestinian in connection with recent bus explosions in central Israel. The blasts occurred in Bat Yam and Holon, with no casualties reported. Investigators believe the suspects may have assisted the attackers, who remain at large.
In response, the IDF is ramping up operations in the West Bank, having detained numerous terror suspects and seized firearms. The incidents reflect escalating violence linked to ongoing tensions since the October 7, 2023 attacks.
#other
Fox News: Elon Musk calls for 'deorbiting' International Space Station to prioritize Mars missions
Elon Musk has called for the deorbiting of the International Space Station (ISS) sooner than its planned 2030 timeline, suggesting preparations begin in two years. He argues the ISS has fulfilled its purpose and advocates for a focus on Mars exploration.
NASA is working with SpaceX to develop a deorbit vehicle to ensure a safe and controlled descent of the ISS. Former astronaut Leroy Chiao supports Mars as the next goal but emphasizes the importance of the ISS in preparing for such missions.