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#illegals
The Telegraph: British bosses paying peanuts to migrants working on black market, warns Calais president
Xavier Bertrand, head of the Calais region, urges the UK to curb illegal Channel crossings and black market labor. He warns that if conditions don’t improve, France may reconsider the Le Touquet agreements, which facilitate immigration controls between the two nations.
In 2022, over 36,000 migrants crossed the Channel to the UK, raising concerns about border security and labor exploitation.
Fox News: Democrat mayor praises his handling of migrant crisis as controversial new shelter opens
New York City Mayor Eric Adams praised his administration's response to the migrant crisis, highlighting the opening of a new 2,200-capacity all-male shelter in the Bronx. He noted that 70% of the 230,000 migrants have transitioned out of city care, despite community opposition to shelter placements.
Adams emphasized that immigration is a federal issue and stated his administration would not participate in deportations unless related to criminal activity. He affirmed his commitment to complying with both federal and city laws while preparing for re-election amid ongoing scrutiny.
Breitbart: Michael Moore: Trump Might Be Deporting Illegals Who Could 'Cure Cancer' or Stop an Asteroid
Michael Moore argues that the Trump administration's deportation of illegal immigrants could hinder potential scientific breakthroughs, citing examples like the child who might cure cancer. He points to Steve Jobs' father as an example of a successful immigrant whose contributions have benefited society.
Moore criticizes those who oppose immigration, suggesting they fail to recognize the positive impact immigrants have had. He contrasts this with the Trump administration's focus on deporting violent criminals, noting that many deported individuals could have made valuable contributions to American society.
#politics
Breitbart: Bank of America Drops DEI Goals Following Trump's Order
Bank of America is eliminating race-based hiring policies and diversity targets, aligning with President Trump's executive order and a recent Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action. The bank is renaming its diversity office and emphasizing merit-based hiring practices.
This shift is part of a broader trend among corporations moving away from diversity mandates, with Citigroup also adopting similar changes. The adjustments are seen as a victory for those opposing race-based policies in corporate hiring.
Fox News: Maine state rep ‘exploring options’ to regain voice after censure over transgender athlete post
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby, a Republican, has been censured by the state legislature for refusing to apologize for a social media post featuring a transgender female athlete who previously competed as male. The censure, passed by a 75-70 vote, restricts Libby's ability to speak or vote in the House.
Libby argues that the censure is unconstitutional and emphasizes the need to protect women's sports. She plans to explore options to challenge the censure while maintaining her stance on the issue. The debate centers on free speech and the implications of silencing dissenting voices in the legislature.
The Economist: Running the Liberal Democrats is the easiest job in British politics
Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative leader of the opposition, described the typical Liberal Democrat as someone who is community-oriented but lacking a strong ideology. She characterized them as good at local tasks, like fixing church roofs, but noted their general inclination towards being agreeable rather than ideologically driven.
Badenoch's comments reflect a broader view of the Liberal Democrats as a party that struggles to define itself amidst the political landscape, particularly in the wake of Brexit. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by third parties in British politics.
Times Of Israel: BBC Gaza documentary translates ‘Jihad’ to ‘resistance,’ ‘Jews’ to ‘Israeli army’
The BBC documentary "Gaza: How To Survive a War Zone" has faced criticism for allegedly misrepresenting key terms related to terrorism and conflict in its English translation. Reports indicate that references to "Jews" were changed to "Israelis," and "Jihad" was translated as "battle," raising concerns about bias.
The film was removed from the BBC's streaming service after it was revealed that the narrator is the son of a Hamas official. Critics, including UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch, have called for an investigation into potential collusion with Hamas and highlighted what they see as systemic anti-Israel bias in the BBC's reporting.
GB News: Venue admits 'political reasons' for cancelling Reform event after Farage blasts 'left-wing mob' in free speech row
Holt Community Centre in Norfolk canceled a meeting for Reform UK's local branch, citing political reasons. The center stated it aims to maintain independence and does not rent space for political party meetings. The cancellation followed the discovery that the event was political in nature.
The center emphasized that all political parties are treated equally in their policy. Initially, the booking was made without disclosing its political nature.
Breitbart: Nolte: Cover-Upper Jake Tapper Writes Book About ‘Cover-Up’ of Biden’s Decline
Jake Tapper's upcoming book, "Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again," aims to expose the extent of Biden's mental and physical decline and the media's role in concealing it. Critics argue that Tapper, who previously downplayed Biden's issues, is now attempting to reposition himself as a credible source on the subject.
The book's release in May has raised eyebrows, particularly regarding Tapper's collaboration with Alex Thompson, who has previously acknowledged Biden's decline. Critics suggest that Tapper's motivations are self-serving, aiming to enhance his reputation while sidestepping accountability for his past coverage.
The Federalist: Durbin Invokes SCOTUS Ruling That Upheld Japanese Internment
During a confirmation hearing, Senator Dick Durbin questioned solicitor general nominee Dean John Sauer about the Korematsu decision, which upheld the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. Durbin appeared to defend the ruling, sparking backlash from Republican Senator Josh Hawley, who condemned the decision as morally abhorrent.
Sauer acknowledged the complexity of following court orders, especially those deemed unjust, and emphasized the need for context in legal decisions. The exchange highlighted ongoing debates about the balance between obeying court rulings and moral considerations in law enforcement.
#society
Breitbart: NY Post: Ashley St. Clair Bragged that She Had Elon Musk 'Wrapped Around Her Finger'
Ashley St. Clair, a conservative influencer, claims to have significant influence over Elon Musk, asserting she can get him to retweet anything. Despite her bold statements, she reportedly failed to leverage this influence for a right-wing cause and cut off communication with those involved.
St. Clair, who recently revealed Musk as the father of her 13th child, has faced skepticism from acquaintances about her motives and reliability. She has filed court petitions for custody of her child, while Musk has not publicly acknowledged paternity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UN rights head says forced transfer, annexation in Palestinian territories ‘unlawful’
The UN rights chief, Volker Turk, condemned proposals for the annexation or forced transfer of Palestinian territories, labeling them as unlawful and a threat to regional peace. He highlighted rising violence from Israeli settlers and concerns over potential war crimes amid ongoing conflict.
Turk criticized both Israeli military actions and Hamas's treatment of hostages, urging for independent investigations into all violations. He emphasized the need for accountability and cautioned against undermining international institutions that uphold law and justice.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump says European Union tariff level to be 25%
President Trump announced a general 25% tariff on European Union products, claiming the EU was created to undermine the U.S. He plans to implement tariffs on Canada and Mexico starting April 2, citing issues like illegal immigration and fentanyl smuggling.
Trump emphasized that these measures are part of his strategy to address "unfair and unbalanced" trade practices. He has threatened reciprocal tariffs on other trading partners and intends to impose levies on various imports, including automobiles and pharmaceuticals.
#military
Fox News: GOP rep reveals after F-16 ride why Trump's leadership is already paying off for military
GOP Rep. Abe Hamadeh emphasized the need for a renewed focus on military effectiveness under Trump's leadership, following his visit to Luke Air Force Base in Arizona. He criticized the Biden administration's approach, particularly regarding military recruitment and the imposition of a COVID vaccine mandate.
Hamadeh argued that eliminating the "woke" DEI agenda would improve morale and recruitment, asserting that the military should prioritize mission success over political indoctrination. He believes Trump's policies will restore respect for service members and enhance the military's readiness.
#health
The Western Journal: 'Gutfeld' Star Announces Cancer Diagnosis - Learned of It Hours Before Giving Birth to First Child
Kat Timpf, star of Fox News' "Gutfeld!", announced the birth of her first child alongside her diagnosis of Stage 0 breast cancer, which she learned about just hours before giving birth. Timpf reassured followers that her doctor is confident the cancer hasn't spread and is highly treatable.
She humorously reflected on her situation, noting her plans for maternity leave have changed significantly. Timpf expressed gratitude for early detection and the support from colleagues, including Greg Gutfeld, who offered encouragement during this challenging time.
#crime
Le Monde: French court sentences Tunisian man to life in prison for deadly knife attack
A Tunisian man, Brahim Aouissaoui, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2020 knife attack that killed three people at a church in Nice, France. He admitted to the killings but claimed memory loss, while prosecutors linked his actions to jihadist ideology.
Aouissaoui, who arrived in Europe shortly before the attack, was armed with knives and claimed his actions were revenge against the West. Despite his defense, a psychiatric evaluation found no impairment of judgment during the incident.
#technology
The Economist: The skyrocketing demand for minerals will require new technologies
The demand for critical minerals is surging, driven by the need for electrification and advanced technologies like AI. Significant investments are being made to discover new mineral deposits, as about 20% of the required minerals for 2035 remain unidentified.
The quest for these resources spans various regions, including Greenland and Ukraine, highlighting the global race for essential materials. The future of technology and infrastructure depends on securing these minerals.