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#illegals
Fox News: ICE raids are the 'new chapter in the War on Terror,' MSNBC guest alleges
MSNBC's Katie Phang and contributor Paola Ramos criticized President Trump's plan to house illegal immigrants at Guantanamo Bay, labeling it a "new chapter in the War on Terror." They expressed concerns over the treatment of detainees and the implications of mass deportation efforts.
Phang accused ICE agents of conducting indiscriminate raids, targeting individuals based on race rather than citizenship status. They highlighted the rising number of arrests and the conditions in detention facilities, suggesting a broader agenda of dehumanization towards migrants.
The Telegraph: El Salvador’s millennial dictator offers to hold American criminals in mega prisons
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has proposed to house migrants and "dangerous criminals" deported from the U.S. in his country's mega jails. This includes individuals of any nationality, as discussed in a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Rubio emphasized that Bukele's offer extends to dangerous criminals, including members of gangs like MS-13, and even U.S. citizens serving sentences in the U.S. This initiative aims to bolster the Trump administration's efforts to deport large numbers of migrants.
#politics
The Federalist: Leftist Wisconsin Senator Confuses 'Coup' With Will Of The People
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., recently shifted her rhetoric regarding Donald Trump, initially calling for a kinder political environment after her narrow election win. However, she quickly reverted to accusatory language, labeling Trump's actions as a "coup" despite his electoral victory.
Critics argue that Baldwin's definition of a coup is misguided, emphasizing that Trump won through a legitimate electoral process. They contend that her accusations reflect a broader trend among Democrats to mischaracterize political actions and undermine the rule of law.
Fox News: DC Councilmember Trayon White faces possible expulsion vote over federal bribery charge
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White faces potential expulsion amid bribery allegations after being arrested by the FBI for accepting over $150,000 in bribes. The council is set to vote on his expulsion, which requires unanimous support from the other members.
Despite the charges, White was re-elected in November. Council leaders express concern over the damage to public trust, with some councilmembers urging him to resign. His federal trial is scheduled for January 2026.
#society
GB News: ‘Smoke and mirrors!’ Ex-Wales star blasts ‘b******t’ Six Nations law change as row over ‘player safety scandal’ erupts ahead of major legal battle
Former Wales rugby player Alix Popham criticized rugby officials for prioritizing the sport's commercial aspects over player safety, particularly in light of a new 20-minute red card rule. Popham, who suffers from dementia due to his playing career, argues that the sport's leadership is not genuinely committed to protecting players from severe neurological injuries.
Popham highlighted the ongoing crisis of traumatic brain injuries in rugby, citing the need for stricter guidelines on contact training and player welfare. He called for a more serious approach to player safety, drawing comparisons to American football's regulations. The introduction of the 20-minute red card has sparked further debate about the sport's commitment to player health.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: After finishing DC tour, an Israeli ambassador known for his discretion is ready to talk
Michael Herzog, Israel's former ambassador to the U.S., reflects on his tenure amid significant challenges, including the Hamas attack and Israel's controversial judicial reforms. He credits President Biden for unprecedented support but criticizes bureaucratic delays in arms transfers, suggesting political motivations influenced decisions.
Herzog also critiques Netanyahu's handling of the war and urges for bipartisan support for Israel in Washington, warning against complacency as political tides shift. He emphasizes the need for dialogue between the U.S. and Israel to navigate complex military and humanitarian issues.