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#illegals
Fox News: Texas governor announces crackdown on massive illegal immigrant community near major city
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a law enforcement operation targeting illegal immigrants and criminals in Colony Ridge, a housing development near Houston known for its large immigrant population and cartel activity. The operation involves collaboration with the Department of Homeland Security.
Abbott stated that the Texas Department of Public Safety and Homeland Security Investigations have been planning the operation for months. Local residents expressed fear and concern over the increased law enforcement presence, with reports of undercover agents making arrests in the area.
#politics
GB News: Conservatives 'will not stand aside for Reform in Runcorn', claims former party chairman
Former Conservative Party chairman Sir Jake Berry believes Reform UK may win the Runcorn by-election after MP Mike Amesbury's imprisonment. Berry criticized Amesbury, suggesting he should resign if he had the integrity to do so.
Fox News: Deadline for Musk's ultimatum to federal workers hits, but consequences remain vague
Elon Musk's deadline for federal workers to report their weekly accomplishments has passed, but consequences for noncompliance remain unclear. While Musk hinted that failing to respond could lead to termination, the official request from the Office of Personnel Management did not specify such threats.
Several government agencies, including the FBI and Department of Defense, advised their employees to ignore the request, citing confidentiality concerns. President Trump supported Musk's push for accountability, asserting that the initiative was intended to assess employee productivity. Meanwhile, Musk expressed frustration over the lack of responses.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel optimistic US will ‘soon’ ease travel advisory, officials say
Israel is urging the Trump administration to lower the US travel advisory from level three to level two, following the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The advisory has remained at level three since the October 7 attacks, impacting tourism.
With a ceasefire in place and support from the US Embassy in Jerusalem, Israel is optimistic about a potential update to the advisory. Meanwhile, some foreign airlines are resuming flights to Israel, indicating a gradual return to normalcy in air travel.
Times Of Israel: EU delegation nixes trip to Jerusalem, West Bank after Israel banned 4 participants
A European Union delegation canceled its trip to Israel after four members were denied entry, including French MP Rima Hassan, due to her support for boycotts against Israel. The Israeli Interior Ministry cited her past statements but did not provide specific reasons for the other officials' denial.
The incident occurred during Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar's meetings in Brussels with EU leaders, focusing on the humanitarian situation in Gaza and Israeli-Palestinian relations. The EU remains divided on Israel's actions in Gaza, with some countries supporting Israel and others criticizing its military operations.
Le Monde: French authorities arrest two over explosives thrown at Russian consulate in Marseille
Two individuals have been arrested in Marseille after improvised explosive devices were thrown at the Russian consulate, coinciding with the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The attack did not result in injuries, and the French authorities condemned the act.
Moscow labeled the incident a "terrorist attack," while Paris emphasized the importance of safeguarding diplomatic missions. The suspects were reportedly identified during a pro-Ukraine protest.