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Feb 22, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Trump admin makes aggressive move to expand illegal immigrant detention: 'Outside the box'
The Trump administration is utilizing federal prisons to detain illegal immigrants as part of a broader deportation strategy. The Bureau of Prisons is collaborating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to manage the increasing number of detainees, particularly in major cities like Los Angeles, Miami, and Atlanta.
ICE is currently exceeding its capacity of 42,000 beds and is seeking additional funding to expand its resources. The administration aims to ramp up detentions and removals, with plans to house up to 30,000 detainees at Guantánamo Bay. Any release of detainees now requires direct approval from ICE leadership.
#politics
Breitbart: Attorneys General in over a Dozen States Threaten to Sue DOGE
Attorneys general from 14 states are threatening to sue the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, over privacy concerns related to access to sensitive personal information. They argue that such access is unlawful and violates citizens' rights.
The lawsuit is positioned as a defense of privacy and essential funding for programs like healthcare and childcare, amidst DOGE's efforts to cut government waste and terminate various federal contracts. The situation unfolds as many federal employees opt for buyouts under the Trump administration's initiatives.
Le Monde: Japan PM, Trump play nice despite tariff threat
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with US President Donald Trump, emphasizing strong ties and cooperation against Chinese aggression. They discussed trade, with Trump urging Japan to reduce its trade deficit and promising investment in US Steel without a takeover.
Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to longstanding security and trade relations, while Ishiba sought to navigate Trump's "America First" policies. Japan pledged a significant investment in the US and increased defense purchases, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
Fox News: AOC tells followers to 'lock in' as Trump administration tries to 'flood the zone'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez released a 92-minute video criticizing the Trump administration, urging followers to resist its initiatives. She emphasized the need for self-regulation and warned against feeling overwhelmed by the administration's actions, which she claims aim to induce public passivity.
Ocasio-Cortez encouraged her audience to adopt a "divide and conquer" strategy, similar to what she perceives Trump allies are doing. She stressed the importance of long-term commitment to activism, dismissing quick-fix solutions and urging a serious, sustained effort to counter perceived authoritarianism.
Breitbart: WATCH: Maxine Waters Harasses DOE Employee for Not Letting Dems Storm Building
Rep. Maxine Waters and around 30 House Democrats confronted a Department of Education employee at the agency's headquarters, demanding a meeting over potential budget cuts. The employees were blocked by security, leading to a heated exchange captured on video, where Waters insisted on the employee's identification.
The situation escalated as the group accused the employee of working for Elon Musk and called for armed federal agents to intervene. The protest coincides with ongoing audits of federal agencies and a push by President Trump to reform the Department of Education.
Fox News: Maxine Waters, House Dems ripped for 'unhinged' clash with security guard at Education Dept
Rep. Maxine Waters and 30 House Democrats attempted to enter the Department of Education to protest President Trump's plans to downsize the agency. Their efforts were thwarted by security, leading to a heated exchange that drew criticism from conservatives on social media.
Critics mocked the Democrats' actions, calling it "pathetic theater" and highlighting the irony of their stance on parental concerns in education. Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos also criticized the department, advocating for a revamp and suggesting that education funding should be managed at the state level.
#society
Fox News: Priest attacked during service in Washington Catholic church, says Holy Spirit helped him respond
A church service in Spokane was disrupted when Joshua James Sommers attacked Rev. David Gaines at the altar. Despite being struck, Gaines remained calm and attempted to de-escalate the situation, later learning that Sommers suffers from schizophrenia.
Gaines expressed gratitude for Sommers being brought to the service, emphasizing the importance of prayer and compassion for those with mental illness. Sommers faces multiple criminal charges following the incident.
Fox News: CDC staff told to remove terms like 'non-binary,' 'they/them,' 'pregnant people' from public health material
The CDC has been instructed to eliminate terms associated with progressive gender ideology from research manuscripts. A leaked email revealed a list of about 20 terms, including "gender," "transgender," and "pregnant person," that must be removed from publications.
This directive aligns with President Trump's executive orders aimed at eliminating "gender ideology extremism" from federal agencies. Critics argue that this could hinder research accuracy and inclusivity.
The Telegraph: Let’s celebrate: Donald Trump is vaccinating the West against the woke mind virus
President Trump has sparked debate by signing an executive order banning transgender athletes from women's sports, asserting the existence of only two sexes. His actions have drawn both support from women's rights activists and criticism from those who view him as a threat to liberal democracy.
Despite the backlash, Trump’s policies aim to address various societal issues, from protecting female athletes to tackling illegal immigration. His approach challenges the established norms and encourages a reevaluation of longstanding policies, particularly regarding the Middle East.
CNSNews: Calif. AG Bans Medical Service to Straight People in Retaliation to Trump Executive Order
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has ordered hospitals to deny hormonal treatments to straight individuals if they comply with President Trump's executive order aimed at protecting minors from gender transition procedures. Bonta asserts that California law mandates equal access to healthcare, regardless of gender identity.
Bonta's guidance emphasizes that hospitals must not discriminate against transgender individuals, while also warning that compliance with Trump's order could lead to discrimination claims. He argues that the state will uphold its values against federal directives that he believes mislead minors regarding gender identity.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: USAID Funneled Nearly $800 Million To Global Censorship Group
USAID has allocated nearly $800 million to the Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening (CEPPS) from 2015 to 2021, which has been accused of promoting censorship and radical gender ideology globally. Critics assert that this funding exemplifies misuse of taxpayer dollars.
CEPPS has developed a guide to counter disinformation, which includes strategies that may infringe on free speech, and has engaged in initiatives aimed at promoting LGBTQI+ rights while challenging traditional values. The organization’s funding and activities have raised concerns about the implications for democratic processes and freedom of expression.
Times Of Israel: Trump says he’s in ‘no rush’ to implement plan to take over, redevelop Gaza
President Trump stated he is not rushing to implement his plan for Gaza, which includes relocating Palestinians to other countries while the area is redeveloped. He views the initiative as a real estate investment, with Israel managing security, and has received mixed reactions from international leaders.
Egypt and Jordan have rejected the idea of taking in Gazan refugees, asserting that such displacement violates international law and undermines peace efforts. Meanwhile, Israel is preparing plans for voluntary relocation of Palestinians, while Arab nations are focused on rebuilding Gaza.
#economy
Fox News: Brazil's socialist president tells citizens not to buy expensive grocery items as food prices rise
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has urged citizens to avoid purchasing expensive grocery items to combat rising food prices. He emphasized that consumer behavior could pressure sellers to lower prices, expressing optimism about the economy's future despite current inflation.
Lula also noted expectations for a decline in food prices due to strong agricultural production and projected a 2.5% economic growth for 2025, down from an anticipated 3.5% in 2024. He believes reducing inflation will create more room for economic growth.
#culture
GB News: Kanye West's ex-girlfriend mocks Bianca Censori 'naked' Grammys outfit with daring red carpet outing
Julia Fox seemingly mocked Bianca Censori, Kanye West's current wife, at New York Fashion Week by wearing a revealing outfit that referenced Censori's controversial naked appearance at the Grammys. Fox's faux-topless look drew immediate attention, suggesting a deliberate comment on the incident.
Censori's Grammy outfit sparked widespread backlash, leading to discussions about public indecency and potential bans from future events. Despite the controversy, Kanye celebrated the attention garnered by the incident, while it has reportedly impacted his financial dealings.
#health
Fox News: Young girl with heart conditions denied being added to transplant list over vaccination status, family says
A mother claims her 12-year-old daughter, Adaline, was denied a heart transplant at Cincinnati Children's Hospital due to her vaccination status. The family, who adopted Adaline despite her severe heart conditions, sought a religious exemption but were informed that vaccination is a requirement for eligibility on the transplant list.
The hospital stated its policies are based on scientific guidelines for patient safety. The family has started a GoFundMe campaign to fund the transplant process and is advocating for a change in the hospital's decision.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger trial, Menendez brothers resentencing, Ellen Greenberg death
A luxury mall has been linked to a series of murders involving a retired FBI agent. The ongoing investigation raises concerns about safety in high-end shopping areas.
In other legal news, witness testimony from the O.J. Simpson trial may challenge the verdict, while prosecutors are considering legal action against a new DA over the Menendez brothers' resentencing.