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#illegals
Breitbart: Denver Police Say 'South American Theft Gang' Involved in $12 Million Jewelry Heist
The Denver Police Department suspects a South American theft gang, led by illegal migrant Gustavo Salas Ortega from Chile, is behind a jewelry store heist worth over $12 million. Ortega, with a prior theft record, allegedly used tools to break in and spent hours stealing items.
This incident highlights concerns about "burglary tourism," where organized crime from Chile exploits U.S. visa loopholes. Texas Rep. Chip Roy has called for changes to the Visa Waiver Program to address the issue.
Breitbart: Border Czar Tom Homan: 'I'm Coming to Boston and I'm Bringing Hell with Me'
Tom Homan, former border czar under Trump, criticized Massachusetts’ sanctuary city policies at CPAC, vowing to confront Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox for not aiding ICE in deportations. He highlighted the release of child rapists due to these policies.
Homan expressed his intent to reform ICE and praised Trump, claiming his return to the presidency would restore safety and health in America. He concluded with a strong commitment to address immigration issues.
Breitbart: Report: Trump Admin Seeks to Stop Migrants at Border Over Disease Concerns
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to reinstate Title 42, a public health measure allowing for the rapid expulsion of migrants to prevent disease spread, particularly in light of recent outbreaks of measles and chickenpox near the Texas-Mexico border. This move aims to reduce illegal entries and may involve swift removals without asylum applications.
Recent health reports indicate significant outbreaks in border cities, with Texas experiencing its worst measles outbreak in 30 years, primarily affecting an under-vaccinated Mennonite community. The reinstatement of Title 42 could further decrease already low illegal crossing rates.
#politics
Forbes: Federal Agencies Tell Workers: Don’t Respond To Musk’s Email Directive—Here’s What We Know
Elon Musk has directed federal workers to report their weekly accomplishments via email, threatening termination for non-compliance. This has led to widespread confusion, with multiple federal agencies advising employees not to respond, citing concerns over legality and job security.
The American Federation of Government Employees has condemned Musk's directive as unlawful, while some GOP lawmakers express skepticism about its feasibility. As the Monday deadline approaches, the implications for non-responding employees remain unclear amid ongoing legal challenges regarding Musk's authority over federal operations.
GB News: 'A real force!' Reform UK putting 'real pressure' on Labour after 'fascinating' speech from Starmer
Former Conservative adviser Lauren McEvatt has stated that Reform UK is emerging as a significant force in British politics, particularly in Wales and Scotland, where it is putting pressure on Labour ahead of upcoming elections. Keir Starmer criticized Reform UK's stance on workers' rights and accused the party of failing to support crucial labor protections.
Starmer's comments come amid concerns over the rise of right-wing politics, with him asserting that Labour must address the issues raised by Reform to secure votes in these regions. Nigel Farage has countered Starmer's criticisms, defending Reform UK's position on the NHS and calling out Labour's job losses in Scotland due to government policies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: As Moscow plots its next move with precision, Europe is lurching towards fresh disaster
The rush to negotiate an end to Russia's aggression against Ukraine poses significant risks, particularly with Donald Trump's shift in U.S. policy suggesting Ukraine may not regain all its territory or receive NATO guarantees. The idea of a ceasefire accompanying negotiations and the deployment of unspecified peacekeepers could lead to dangerous assumptions and long-term consequences.
A ceasefire could inadvertently legitimize Russian territorial claims and create a permanent partition of Ukraine, while undefined peacekeeping missions may lack the necessary rules of engagement to protect Ukraine's interests. Ukraine and its allies must carefully consider these factors before proceeding with negotiations.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF raises readiness along Gaza border, while ending civilian restrictions in north
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) heightened its alert level along the Gaza border amid uncertainty over a ceasefire with Hamas, while lifting restrictions on civilian activity near the northern border with Lebanon. Israeli leaders are evaluating whether to continue negotiations for hostage exchanges or resume combat.
The IDF has adjusted its deployment in Gaza's buffer zone but has not increased troop numbers. Following a US-brokered ceasefire, restrictions in northern Israel have been lifted, allowing displaced residents to return home starting March 2.
#health
Le Monde: Pope Francis remains in critical condition as global prayers pour in
Pope Francis remains in critical condition after being hospitalized for respiratory issues, including pneumonia. He is receiving high-flow oxygen and blood transfusions, while his renal function is stable but requires monitoring. The Vatican reports he is alert but facing a complex medical situation.
Support for the Pope is widespread, with prayers and messages of solidarity from Catholics and leaders worldwide. Speculation about his potential resignation has arisen due to his ongoing health challenges, which include previous surgeries and mobility issues.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexico May Request Jailed Cartel Kingpin 'El Mayo' Be Released by U.S.
Mexican President Sheinbaum is reviewing a letter from imprisoned drug lord Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, who seeks government assistance amid his potential life sentence and claims of being kidnapped rather than arrested. This comes as Sheinbaum proposes constitutional changes limiting foreign investigations into drug cartels.
The proposed changes would impose penalties on both foreigners and Mexicans involved in such investigations, raising concerns about international relations. This follows the U.S. designation of the Sinaloa Cartel and other groups as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.