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#illegals
Fox News: Shuttered NYC migrant shelter highlights Trump’s successful immigration clampdown: NY lawmaker
New York City plans to close the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter, which has housed over 173,000 migrants since May 2023. This decision follows a decrease in the number of migrants in city care, attributed by some to President Trump's immigration policies.
Republican Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz claims the reduction in migrant numbers reflects a shift in policy effectiveness, urging further judicial reforms to remove criminal migrants. He emphasizes the need for fiscal responsibility in managing the state's budget, which has reached a historic high.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: NFU President takes aim at Labour's 'unbearable' and 'unacceptable' inheritance tax raid
NFU President Tom Bradshaw criticized Labour's inheritance tax policy at the union's conference, labeling it "unbearable" and "unacceptable." He emphasized the emotional toll on farmers, noting that many face the harsh reality of potentially losing their family farms due to unaffordable tax bills by April 2026.
Bradshaw highlighted the mental health pressures in the farming industry, urging for a reconsideration of the tax that impacts families' legacies and livelihoods.
Breitbart: That Was Quick! Likely German Chancellor Backtracks on Border Controls
Friedrich Merz, likely Germany's next chancellor, is softening his immigration stance post-election, aiming to form a coalition with leftist parties instead of the anti-migration AfD. His previous hardline promises on deportations and border restrictions are now being reconsidered as he seeks to court the SPD.
As the SPD faces significant electoral losses, Merz may have to align more with leftist policies, potentially reviving the "grand coalition" that governed during the 2015 migrant crisis. This shift has drawn criticism from within his party and from the AfD, who see it as a betrayal of voter expectations.
Fox News: Liberal judge recruits sanctuary sheriffs who defied ICE for ad touting crime record in pivotal race
In the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Democrat Susan Crawford promotes herself as tough on crime while criticizing her opponent, Brad Schimel, as "too extreme." She highlights endorsements from local sheriffs who oppose ICE and have sanctuary policies, despite criticisms of these policies' impact on public safety.
The election, set for April 1, could shift the court's balance, currently held by a 4-3 liberal majority. Schimel, backed by over 80 sheriffs and GOP donors, argues that Crawford's ties to anti-ICE sentiments threaten community safety. The outcome may shape Wisconsin's political landscape for years.
#society
Fox News: Trapped in Gaza: Residents speak out as Egypt blocks exit, rejects Trump’s relocation plan
Egypt has rejected Trump's resettlement proposal for Gaza, prioritizing the Palestinian cause and national security. Meanwhile, many Gazans express a desire to leave, feeling trapped under Hamas rule and living in dire conditions. They support the idea of relocating to escape the ongoing conflict.
Despite the risks of speaking out against Hamas, Gazans are vocal about wanting to leave, with some believing that if the borders were opened, a mass exodus would occur. The situation remains critical as they await any opportunity for a better life.
Fox News: LGBT Americans reach record number, more likely to be Dems, Gen Z: Gallup poll
A recent Gallup poll indicates that 23% of Generation Z identifies as LGBT, a significant increase from previous generations. Overall, 9.3% of U.S. adults identify as LGBT, up from 3.5% in 2012. The rise is attributed to younger generations being more likely to identify as bisexual.
Experts suggest that this trend may reverse under a Trump administration, which is implementing policies against gender treatments for minors. Critics argue that these policies could lead to a decline in LGBT identification among youth in the future.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Daring Macron risks angering Trump in touchy-feely White House showdown
Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron engaged in a tactile display of diplomacy during Macron's visit to the White House, where they discussed a European plan for peace in Ukraine. Macron challenged Trump's narrative about European financial support for Ukraine, asserting that France contributed significantly.
Macron's assertiveness marked a shift in their dynamic, as he interrupted Trump to clarify the facts regarding financial contributions, emphasizing that France provided substantial funding rather than merely loans.
Breitbart: Hamas Official Has Regrets: Would Not Have Supported October 7 Had He Known Outcome
A senior Hamas official, Mousa Abu Marzouk, stated he would not have supported the October 7 attack on Israel had he known it would lead to Hamas's destruction and Gaza's devastation. He characterized Hamas's survival as a "kind of victory," but acknowledged the overwhelming damage inflicted by Israel.
Abu Marzouk's remarks, which Hamas quickly disavowed, indicate a recognition of the group's defeat. His comments may reflect an attempt to present a more moderate image amid the ongoing conflict.
Times Of Israel: Report: Iran deploying air defenses to brace for possible US-Israeli strike
Iran has heightened the alert status of its nuclear facilities in anticipation of possible strikes from Israel and the United States. Reports indicate that Tehran has bolstered air defenses around key sites and is bracing for potential attacks, particularly amid escalating tensions following U.S. sanctions and military actions in the region.
Despite Iran's claims of rejecting nuclear weapons, it continues to enrich uranium to near weapons-grade levels. Iranian officials assert they will not negotiate under pressure from sanctions, while Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov emphasizes the importance of diplomatic solutions regarding Iran's nuclear program.
Le Monde: NGOs ask ICC to investigate Biden's complicity in 'Israeli war crimes' in Gaza
Two NGOs have requested the International Criminal Court to investigate U.S. officials, including President Biden and Secretary of State Blinken, for their alleged roles in "Israeli war crimes" in Gaza. They claim U.S. military and political support contributed to these actions.
The NGOs argue that the U.S. provided $17.9 billion in military aid, which violated international law by supporting crimes against humanity. They assert that American officials were aware of Israel's actions and continued their support despite this knowledge.
#culture
Breitbart: Disney’s Lucasfilm Boss Kathleen Kennedy Expected to Retire After Tanking 'Star Wars' Brand
Kathleen Kennedy, president of Lucasfilm, is reportedly set to retire by the end of 2025, leaving behind a struggling Star Wars franchise. Critics argue her leadership has led to significant declines in box office performance and dissatisfaction among fans.
Kennedy has faced backlash for her focus on diversity and representation in storytelling, which some attribute to the franchise's recent failures. Despite acknowledging criticism, she maintains that storytelling should represent all people.