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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Tom Homan tells migrant terror groups Trump will ‘wipe you off the face of the Earth’
Tom Homan, former Border Czar under the Trump administration, declared at CPAC that criminal aliens will face arrest, emphasizing a significant reduction in illegal immigrant "gotaways." He stated that ICE arrested 21,000 illegal aliens in Trump's first month and aims to eradicate criminal gangs.
Homan criticized sanctuary cities for not cooperating with ICE, asserting that entering the country illegally is a crime. He expressed gratitude for federal law enforcement and reiterated the administration's commitment to enforcing immigration laws.
#politics
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Did Al Pacino Just Join MAGA? Dramatic Pro-Trump Video Has Everyone Talking
A viral video claiming Al Pacino has joined MAGA is misleading. The video, narrated by Pacino, uses clips from his movie "Any Given Sunday" to create a pro-Trump narrative, but Pacino himself has not endorsed Trump or the MAGA movement.
The video gained attention after being shared by conservative activist Juanita Broaddrick. Despite the dramatic presentation, Pacino's involvement is purely a repurposing of his past work, and he remains politically neutral.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The contours of European security are shifting: Starmer’s Washington trip is a chance to shape them
Prime Minister Starmer's upcoming visit to Washington highlights the complexities of US-UK relations, especially regarding Trump's approach to Ukraine and European security. Starmer aims to navigate these challenges while maintaining strong ties with the US, which has been crucial for UK interests.
The need for effective collaboration among NATO members is underscored, particularly in light of Russia's aggression. Starmer's ability to engage with Trump and other European leaders will be pivotal in shaping future security strategies.
#military
GB News: Donald Trump fires top general in sweeping crackdown on 'woke military programmes'
President Trump has dismissed General CQ Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, along with other top military leaders, citing a need to refocus the military on core missions and reduce "woke" influences. This includes Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the first woman to lead the Navy.
Trump plans to nominate Air Force Lt Gen Dan Caine as the new chairman. The leadership changes follow previous dismissals aimed at addressing diversity initiatives within the military, which Trump and his administration have criticized. Legal challenges to these diversity restrictions are ongoing.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Pee-wee’s Playhouse’ star Lynne Marie Stewart dead at 78
Actress Lynne Marie Stewart, known for her roles in "Pee-wee’s Playhouse" and "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia," has passed away at 78. Her representative confirmed her death, stating she had recently completed filming and was dealing with health issues, including a tumor.
Stewart was celebrated for her comedic talent and contributions to television and film. Friends and fellow actors, including Cassandra Peterson and Maya Rudolph, paid tribute to her, highlighting her kindness and legacy in the entertainment industry.
#sports
The Western Journal: Hours After Maine Gov. Defies Trump to His Face, Feds Hit Her with Investigation
Maine Governor Janet Mills clashed with President Donald Trump over the state's refusal to comply with his executive order banning men from participating in women's sports. During a White House meeting, Mills asserted that Maine would follow state and federal laws, prompting Trump to threaten withholding federal funding.
Following this confrontation, the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights launched an investigation into Maine's compliance with Title IX, citing allegations that male athletes are competing in girls' sports and that female athletes lack access to female-only facilities. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between state and federal regulations regarding gender in athletics.