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#illegals
The Federalist: Voters Aren't Buying Florida GOPers' Garbage Immigration Bill
Florida's GOP-controlled legislature is resisting Governor Ron DeSantis' push for stronger immigration enforcement measures aligned with President Trump's agenda. DeSantis called for a special session to advance tougher legislation, but legislative leaders dismissed it as "premature" and instead proposed a weaker bill.
The proposed legislation would shift immigration enforcement oversight from the governor to the agriculture commissioner, raising concerns about its effectiveness. DeSantis has pledged to veto the bill, citing overwhelming opposition from the GOP base and criticizing the establishment's tactics to undermine his agenda.
Fox News: US begins flying migrants to Guantanamo Bay
The Trump administration has initiated flights transporting detained illegal migrants from the U.S. to Guantanamo Bay, with plans to house up to 30,000 individuals deemed "criminal illegal aliens." This move aims to address concerns about migrant crime and ensure these individuals do not return to the U.S.
El Salvador, Venezuela, and Colombia have agreed to cooperate with repatriation efforts for their nationals. The facility at Guantanamo is reportedly prepared to accommodate around 120 migrants, and President Trump has emphasized the need for strong border security and funding to support these initiatives.
Fox News: FBI adds alleged leader of Meza-Flores transnational criminal organization to Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list
The FBI has added Fausto Isidro Meza-Flores, also known as "Chapo Isidro," to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. He is accused of leading a transnational criminal organization responsible for trafficking large quantities of drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine, into the U.S.
Meza-Flores has a criminal history spanning over 20 years, with charges including drug trafficking, kidnapping, and murder. The U.S. government is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to his arrest.
Human Events: Mexican cartels attack border agents with drones, explosives
Drug cartels are increasingly using drones and explosives to target US Border Patrol agents amid a crackdown on illegal immigration. An internal memo warns agents to remain vigilant and equipped with ballistic armor as cartel leaders authorize attacks against US personnel along the Mexico border.
Additionally, social media posts from cartels incite violence against ICE agents, while recent gunfire incidents highlight the escalating threat. Senator Mike Lee has proposed allowing private entities to combat drug cartels for profit, suggesting Congress authorize private security firms to disrupt cartel operations.
#politics
CNSNews: Eight USAID Grants Spent More Than a Half-Billion Taxpayer Dollars on ESG/DEI
USAID is facing scrutiny for spending taxpayer dollars on projects that promote ESG and DEI ideologies, diverging from its core mission of disaster recovery and poverty relief. Examples include funding for a DEI musical in Ireland and a transgender opera in Colombia, totaling hundreds of millions.
Critics, including White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and Senator Eric Schmitt, argue that such expenditures are wasteful and call for accountability in government spending. They emphasize the need for reforms to prevent further misuse of taxpayer money.
Fox News: Jon Stewart asks Dems to stop 'trotting Schumer out' to counter Trump after avocado, beer response to tariffs
Jon Stewart criticized Sen. Chuck Schumer for his lackluster response to President Trump's proposed tariffs, which he claimed would raise prices on beer and guacamole. Stewart mocked Schumer's presentation, suggesting he is not an effective spokesperson against Trump's media tactics.
Schumer expressed concerns that the tariffs would increase costs for American consumers and called for a focus on competitive practices with countries like China instead of targeting allies. Stewart noted that the tariffs had been paused following negotiations with Mexico and Canada.
Fox News: FBI agents detail J6 role in exhaustive questionnaire employees 'were instructed to fill out'
The FBI has sent a questionnaire to its employees regarding their involvement in the January 6 Capitol riots investigation, as part of a lawsuit by nine agents. Concerns have been raised about potential retaliatory measures affecting the agency's operations.
Despite these fears, a retired FBI agent urged calm, affirming adherence to Bureau guidelines during the investigations. President Trump has criticized the FBI but has not indicated plans for staff removals related to the inquiry.
#society
Le Monde: French prosecutors won't investigate accusations of sex abuse by famous priest
French prosecutors announced that no criminal investigation will be opened into sexual abuse allegations against the late Abbé Pierre due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. Multiple accusations have emerged, tarnishing his legacy as a charity icon.
The Catholic Church is under scrutiny for its past inaction regarding Abbé Pierre's alleged abuses. In response, the Abbé Pierre Foundation has rebranded, and the Emmaüs association has distanced itself from the priest by closing a memorial site.
The Federalist: After Trump EO, Hospitals Claim No Trans Surgeries For Kids
Hospitals across the U.S. are reportedly scaling back or ceasing child gender surgeries and treatments following President Trump's executive order aimed at restricting taxpayer funding for such procedures. Some institutions, like Denver Health and NYU Langone, have announced changes, though the extent of compliance remains unclear.
Despite the order, many hospitals continue to express commitment to providing care for LGBTQ+ youth and may seek alternative methods to support their practices. Concerns persist regarding the enforcement of these changes and the potential for hospitals to circumvent the intent of the executive order.
Breitbart: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Promises Intense Security for Super Bowl
In response to heightened security concerns following a recent terror attack in New Orleans, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced extensive federal security measures for the upcoming Super Bowl. The event has been designated Special Event Assessment Rating 1, prompting increased federal support including explosive detection teams and venue screening.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has urged vigilance among visitors, emphasizing the importance of reporting suspicious activity. Fans attending the Super Bowl will undergo searches, and while they can refuse, entry will not be permitted without compliance. Federal security assistance will remain in place until the end of February.
Fox News: Man taking credit for mysterious, viral prank in Oregon speaks out
A viral prank in Bend, Oregon, involved googly eyes being attached to local sculptures, sparking both laughter and concern. Jeff Keith, the prankster and founder of a non-profit combating human trafficking, admitted to the act, stating it was meant to bring joy to families.
City officials warned that removing the googly eyes would incur a $1,500 cost, prompting mixed reactions from locals on social media. While some expressed amusement, others questioned the city's priorities, suggesting it should focus on more pressing issues.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Watch: Marco Rubio Introduces Himself to Nayib Bukele’s Children on El Salvador Trip
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was warmly welcomed by El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele and his family during his visit to San Salvador. This marked a historic moment as Rubio, the first Hispanic-American Secretary of State, engaged in conversation entirely in Spanish.
Rubio's Central American tour includes stops in Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic, focusing on regional cooperation, migration, and countering China’s influence. Bukele offered to transfer U.S. convicted criminals to El Salvador's mega-prison, and a memorandum for cooperation in nuclear energy was signed.
Times Of Israel: Qatar vows to help Lebanon rebuild, but only after government is formed
Qatar's Prime Minister announced support for Lebanon's reconstruction post-conflict, contingent on the formation of a new government. He emphasized Qatar's commitment to a strategic partnership and ongoing humanitarian aid, reflecting past involvement in Lebanon's recovery efforts.
The region remains tense with a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Both sides have accused each other of violating the truce, complicating the situation further as Lebanon's military deployment is stalled by Israeli presence.
The Telegraph: Downing Street refuses to support former MP fighting in Ukraine
Downing Street has declined to endorse former Tory MP Jack Lopresti, who joined the Ukrainian International Legion to fight against Russian aggression. The government reiterated its advice against travel to Ukraine, though it continues to provide substantial military aid.
Lopresti's enlistment raises legal questions under the Foreign Enlistment Act of 1870, which prohibits British citizens from joining foreign military forces. However, the government has not enforced this law since the Spanish Civil War.
#economy
Fox News: US heading towards economic ‘heart attack’ if debt is not cut soon: World’s largest hedge fund founder
Ray Dalio warns that the U.S. is facing a "death spiral" of debt, risking an economic "heart attack" if bipartisan efforts to cut spending do not begin immediately. The national debt has soared to over $36 trillion, with a debt-to-GDP ratio of 125%, leading to rising interest rates and a significant annual deficit.
Dalio emphasizes the urgency of reducing the deficit from 7.5% to 3% of GDP, suggesting that political unity is essential for effective solutions. He predicts that budget cuts will be politically contentious and could result in substantial job losses and economic turbulence.
Breitbart: Leftist Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Slashes Jobs to Prepare for AI Takeover
Salesforce is cutting over 1,000 jobs as part of a restructuring at the start of its new fiscal year, despite hiring for AI-focused sales positions. The layoffs reflect a trend in the tech industry, where companies are balancing job reductions with new hiring to maintain efficiency and profitability.
The specific divisions affected by the layoffs remain undisclosed, but the company aims to streamline operations while expanding its sales team for AI products. Salesforce's leadership emphasizes the need for efficiency amidst pressures from activist investors.
#technology
Breitbart: Apple Hits a Brick Wall with Desperate Attempt to Intervene in Google Search Monopoly Trial
A U.S. District Court judge has denied Apple’s request to intervene in the Google Search monopoly trial, which could jeopardize Google's $18 billion annual payments to Apple. The judge ruled that Apple failed to demonstrate sufficient reasons for its emergency motion to halt the trial.
The case, closely monitored by the Department of Justice, could lead to significant changes in the tech industry, including potential divestitures by Google. The trial is set to proceed, with remedies expected to address Google's licensing practices.