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6 Feb 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Texas school district warns parents Border Patrol may question or deport students
A Texas school district has alerted parents that U.S. Border Patrol agents may board school buses at highway checkpoints to check students' citizenship status. The letter emphasized the potential consequences for students without proper documentation, including detention or deportation.
The superintendent is exploring measures to mitigate the impact, such as having designated chaperones accompany school buses. This follows a broader trend among school districts responding to changes in immigration enforcement policies, which now allow law enforcement to operate in sensitive areas like schools.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: CAIR-Linked Congressman Tries to Impeach Trump Over Gaza Plan
Rep. Al Green is initiating impeachment articles against President Trump, citing his proposals for Gaza's reconstruction and resettlement of its population as "dastardly deeds." Green claims these actions threaten justice in the U.S. and equate to ethnic cleansing.
Green's stance is influenced by his ties to Islamist groups, including EMGAGE PAC and CAIR, and his previous resolutions recognizing Islam. Critics argue he prioritizes these affiliations over representing American interests.
The Telegraph: Iran condemns Trump’s plan to ‘forcibly displace’ Palestinians in Gaza
Iran has condemned Donald Trump's proposal to take control of Gaza and forcibly displace its residents, labeling it an unprecedented violation of international law. The Iranian foreign ministry called for global support for Palestinian self-determination against what it termed occupation and apartheid.
Trump's comments, made alongside Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, drew immediate backlash, with the UN warning against ethnic cleansing. Arab governments and UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer also criticized the plan, insisting on the Palestinians' right to return. The US later indicated that any population transfers might be temporary.
#society
GB News: Asylum seeker awarded £100k after complaining she was 'treated like a criminal' when overstaying in Britain: 'Reckless disregard for her rights'
Nadra Almas, a Pakistani asylum seeker, has been awarded £100,000 after a lengthy legal battle against the UK Home Office. She argued that her treatment during a 16-year struggle to remain in the UK, particularly after overstaying her visa, violated her rights to a family life.
Almas, who faced potential deportation due to her expired visa, claimed her Christian faith put her at risk of persecution in Pakistan. The court ruled that her inability to work, travel, or claim benefits during her legal fight severely impacted her well-being and self-esteem.
#technology
Le Monde: 'Artificial intelligence accelerates environmental disaster, deepens injustices and exacerbates the concentration of power'
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various sectors is being framed as essential for progress, yet it raises significant concerns. The reliance on AI is increasing in public services and workplaces, often at the expense of human labor and rights, particularly in the Global South.
This AI-driven paradigm risks exacerbating inequalities and undermining socio-economic justice, while also intensifying exploitation and deskilling across industries. The implications for healthcare, education, and human rights are profound and warrant careful scrutiny.