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5 Feb 2025
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Self-Deportations and Plummeting Crossings—How New Border Policies Impact Arizona
Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls reported a decline in illegal border crossings since President Trump's national emergency declaration. He noted that some immigrants are choosing to self-deport rather than face the immigration system. Nicholls emphasized the financial strain on local healthcare and agriculture due to these crossings.
In Douglas, Mayor Jose Grijalva signed an emergency proclamation in response to potential revenue losses from border closures. Arizona's Proposition 314, which criminalizes noncitizen border crossings outside designated ports, is also set to impact local law enforcement and immigration policies.
#politics
Fox News: Pro-Trump influencer will take legal action against New York magazine over ‘despicable’ cover story
CJ Pearson is preparing to sue New York Magazine over a cover story he claims inaccurately portrays pro-Trump conservatives as racist. The article, titled "The Cruel Kids’ Table," has faced backlash for cropping out Black attendees from a Trump inauguration event, despite their presence.
Pearson argues the magazine's portrayal is deceptive and intends to hold the media accountable for what he sees as slander. He emphasizes the event was inclusive, featuring diverse attendees and performers, and criticizes the magazine for failing to reach out for comment before publishing.
The Economist: Allies will not appease Donald Trump for ever
Supporters of President Trump believe he is ushering in a new era of unapologetic American strength in global affairs. They argue that the post-1945 international order is being reshaped as nations align with U.S. interests.
However, this shift raises concerns among skeptics about the sustainability of such an approach, suggesting that America's self-interest could lead to increased tensions globally.
#society
Fox News: 'HusbandTikTok' encouraged that so many dads are 'making an appearance' on the platform
Steven Schenberg, known as "HusbandTikTok," has gained over 400K followers by sharing relatable family content and humorous takes on pop culture. A Chicago father of four, he began creating TikTok videos during the pandemic after studying improv at Second City.
Schenberg highlights the growing presence of millennial dads on TikTok and expresses hope for the platform's future amidst concerns about its impact on youth mental health. He plans to continue sharing content focused on fatherhood and pop culture in 2025.
GB News: Meghan Markle's latest online move 'raises questions' despite 'good intentions'
Meghan Markle's recent Instagram video, where she emotionally shares her efforts to help a wildfire victim in California, has sparked mixed reactions. A former royal butler noted that while her intentions appear good, the public questions the motivation behind posting such acts on social media.
The video features Markle securing signed Billie Eilish merchandise for a 15-year-old girl who lost her home in the fires. Despite the scrutiny, the former butler praised her for using her platform to make a positive impact, especially as her Netflix series faces delays due to the ongoing disaster.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Should the US be treated as an adversary rather than a competitor? It's a dizzying question for Europe'
In March 2024, during a meeting in Washington, DC, US officials discussed potential negotiations regarding Ukraine's future, notably excluding European representatives from the table despite their significant stake in the matter. This oversight highlighted a growing disconnect between the US and its European allies, who have faced various challenges under the Biden administration.
The article also notes that Japan has similarly felt sidelined by US decisions, such as the blocking of a significant acquisition by a Japanese firm. With Donald Trump’s return to power, the dynamics of international relations may shift towards a more unilateral approach, emphasizing strength over collaboration.
Times Of Israel: ‘He’s lost it’: Trump call to take over Gaza blasted by Democrats, boosted by loyalists
President Trump proposed that the U.S. take control of the Gaza Strip and resettle its 1.8 million residents, a move that received mixed reactions. Israeli officials praised the idea, calling it historic, while Democrats condemned it as dangerous and reminiscent of ethnic cleansing.
The proposal marks a significant shift in U.S. policy towards the Middle East, following ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Global reactions varied, with some foreign governments reaffirming their support for a two-state solution and rejecting Trump's approach.
Fox News: MIKE POMPEO: Trump's renewed maximum pressure on Iran will reshape the Middle East
President Trump aims to reshape the Middle East by reinstating a maximum pressure campaign against Iran, which he argues is essential for peace and security. His administration previously reduced Iran's oil exports significantly through sanctions, which he claims curtailed the regime's funding of terrorism.
The Biden administration's approach, characterized by appeasement and increased oil exports for Iran, is criticized for exacerbating regional instability. Trump’s strategy seeks to support allies like Israel while fostering conditions for the Iranian people to choose their future, asserting that a renewed pressure campaign is crucial for global security.
#economy
Fox News: America can return to fiscal sanity with strong Federal Reserve leadership and Trump back in the White House
Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell has faced criticism for failing to stabilize the economy, leading to high inflation and job losses. His leadership has been marked by a lack of accountability, particularly during bank failures like Silicon Valley Bank, and policies that have negatively impacted American families.
Senator Rick Scott argues for new leadership at the Federal Reserve to restore accountability and focus on the needs of American families. He believes that with a Republican Congress and President Trump, there is potential for a resurgence in economic stability and prosperity.
#education
Fox News: BETSY DEVOS: Education Department has failed. Time to let parents and states take the lead
The Nation's Report Card reveals alarming declines in student literacy, with 70% of fourth graders and less than a third of eighth graders failing to meet reading proficiency. This trend has worsened over three decades, exacerbating achievement gaps, particularly among vulnerable students.
The U.S. Department of Education's approach has been criticized for failing to address these issues despite significant funding. A call for a complete overhaul of the education system emphasizes the need for education freedom, empowering parents and states to choose schools, thereby improving student outcomes.