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3 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: 'STOP MADNESS': Tools to sanction bad actors 'fueling' illegal immigration is focus of Scott, Moreno bill
Republican Senators Tim Scott and Bernie Moreno introduced the Stop Madness Act, aimed at empowering President Trump to impose economic sanctions on foreign entities that facilitate illegal immigration. The bill targets governments that refuse to accept their citizens back and sanctions individuals involved in human smuggling.
The legislation would allow Trump to block assets and restrict transactions under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Scott emphasized the need for strong measures against foreign entities that hinder U.S. immigration enforcement, asserting that the bill aligns with the mandate given to Congress to address illegal immigration.
Fox News: Counter-drug sea drones utilized by Navy as Trump ramps up military resources at the border
The U.S. Navy has launched Operation Southern Spear, deploying unmanned sea drones to combat drug smuggling in maritime borders. This initiative aims to enhance detection and monitoring of illicit trafficking while gathering insights for global operations.
The operation will utilize 20 Saildrone Voyager drones, capable of extensive surveillance, as drug cartels increasingly turn to sea routes due to tighter land border security. This effort is part of a broader strategy involving multiple agencies and partner nations to address maritime security challenges.
#politics
Fox News: Stacey Abrams-founded voter activist group hit with mass layoffs after record-breaking ethics fine
The New Georgia Project (NGP), a nonprofit voter engagement group founded by Stacey Abrams, has laid off numerous employees following a significant state ethics fine for campaign finance violations. The layoffs were attributed to economic downturns and reduced fundraising, with NGP facing scrutiny for its financial activities related to Abrams' 2018 gubernatorial campaign.
Abrams expressed disappointment over the layoffs but reaffirmed her commitment to voter engagement. Critics, including Republican officials, have questioned her involvement and accountability regarding the organization's illegal activities. NGP has been credited with registering over 55,000 voters, primarily from marginalized communities.
The Telegraph: Musk signs up university-aged team to dismantle foreign aid
A group of six young tech experts, aged 19 to 24, handpicked by Elon Musk, is leading efforts to dismantle America's foreign aid agency as part of a broader strategy to reduce government spending. Their rapid actions have raised concerns among federal employees.
These individuals, connected to Musk and Peter Thiel, have been nicknamed "Muskovites" by federal workers due to their aggressive approach. Four of the tech proteges have gained significant access to government systems, prompting alarm within the federal workforce.
Fox News: GOP rebels' fury over spending cuts may force Trump budget bill to miss key deadline
House Republicans are struggling to meet a key deadline for a budget reconciliation process aimed at advancing President Trump's agenda. Internal disagreements among GOP members, particularly on the House Budget Committee, have stalled progress, with hardliners demanding steeper spending cuts than proposed.
The national debt exceeds $36 trillion, and GOP leaders face pressure to ensure any budget resolution is deficit-neutral. Speaker Mike Johnson aims for a vote by the end of February, but significant opposition from conservative members could jeopardize the bill's passage.
#society
GB News: Cars could be banned from iconic UK road amid calls to only allow access for cycling and walking
Derbyshire County Council is considering banning vehicles from the iconic A57 Snake Pass due to ongoing landslip issues and hazardous conditions. The road, which attracts around 30,000 vehicles daily, has faced increased closures and repairs, particularly after severe weather events.
Experts suggest converting Snake Pass into a route for cyclists and pedestrians, similar to the Monsal Trail, to alleviate traffic and preserve the area's geological integrity. Campaigners believe this change could enhance the region’s appeal as a walking and cycling destination.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: These Are The Top USAID Recipients—From Religious Groups To Major U.S. Companies—As Trump Targets Agency
The Trump administration's initiative to eliminate the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is causing significant disruption, affecting billions in funding for various organizations. The agency's budget for fiscal year 2023 was $43.4 billion, with Ukraine being the largest recipient.
Following an executive order from Trump, USAID staff have been instructed to work remotely, and many employees face furloughs or termination. The agency's operations are being restructured under the State Department, raising concerns about legal authority and the future of U.S. foreign assistance.
Le Monde: Trump's Middle East ambitions, from Gaza to Iran
Donald Trump has reaffirmed his pro-Israel stance following his return to the White House, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set to visit soon. However, Trump has also expressed a willingness to negotiate with Iran, raising questions about the scope of potential discussions.
This marks a shift from his previous "maximum pressure" campaign against Tehran, which included withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018. The specifics of any negotiations remain unclear, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities.
The Telegraph: Drone attack kills youngest British fighter in Ukraine minutes into first mission
A British teenager, James Wilton, was killed in a Russian drone attack during his first combat mission in Ukraine. The 18-year-old, from Huddersfield, was part of a group delivering supplies when he was targeted by drones. His father expressed deep sorrow over his son's determination to fight.
Wilton had no military experience prior to joining Ukraine's Second International Legion, having recently completed a course in animal welfare. His father had opposed his decision to go but ultimately supported him. The family is now seeking a public tribute to honor his memory.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Signs Executive Order Creating U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund—Suggests TikTok Might Be Put In It
President Trump signed an executive order to create a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, which will allow investment in various assets to strengthen the economy. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated the fund could be established within a year, pending congressional approval.
Trump suggested that TikTok could be included in the fund, emphasizing the need for a deal. He previously raised the idea of a sovereign wealth fund in September, advocating for its potential to support national interests through investment.