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#illegals
Fox News: Iowa AG launches investigation after sheriff refuses to work with ICE
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is investigating Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx for allegedly violating state law by refusing to comply with ICE detainer requests. Marx stated he would block ICE actions he deems unconstitutional, contradicting Iowa law which mandates cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Governor Kim Reynolds has criticized Marx's stance, asserting that local law enforcement must assist federal immigration officers. Bird's office has confirmed the investigation, emphasizing that failure to comply with ICE detainers could result in loss of state funding for the county.
#politics
The Mirror: 8 unhinged moments as Donald Trump sets up chilling team to root out his enemies
Donald Trump has established a "Weaponisation Working Group" to target Justice Department officials involved in investigating him and the January 6th rioters. This move raises concerns about his intentions for future political maneuvers while he continues to joke about running for president again.
Additionally, a lawsuit against Illinois aims to challenge sanctuary city laws that hinder Trump's immigration enforcement efforts. Meanwhile, a judge has temporarily blocked his mass redundancy scheme for government employees, and controversy surrounds a former Musk employee's racist tweets and access to sensitive nuclear information.
Breitbart: David Hogg Demands Elon Musk Be Fired and Replaced by Pete Buttigieg
David Hogg, recently elected vice chairman of the DNC, criticized Elon Musk's influence in Washington and endorsed former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as a preferable leader. Hogg, a Parkland shooting survivor, co-founded March for Our Lives and is seen as a prominent voice among youth.
Buttigieg is contemplating a run for the Michigan Senate seat following Sen. Gary Peters' retirement. He previously served as mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and has plans to relocate to Michigan with his family.
The Federalist: Judges Issuing Bans On Trump’s EOs Have Extremist Records
Two judges have issued injunctions against President Trump's executive orders aimed at reducing the federal workforce and regulating prison classifications based on biological sex. Critics argue these rulings reflect judicial overreach, as Trump's orders are deemed legally sound and within his authority.
Judge George O’Toole Jr. blocked a federal employee buyout program and a directive on inmate classifications, while Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly issued a restraining order affecting access to Treasury records. Both judges have faced scrutiny for their past rulings and perceived biases.
The Western Journal: Federal Elections Chief Refuses to Leave After Trump Fires Her, Vows to Dig In and Cause 'Trouble'
Federal Election Commission Commissioner Ellen Weintraub, a critic of Donald Trump, refuses to resign after being fired by the president. She claims the removal is illegal and intends to continue her role, emphasizing the proper legal process for replacing FEC commissioners.
Weintraub has served on the FEC for over two decades, despite her term expiring in 2007. Her situation raises questions about the president's authority to dismiss FEC commissioners and could impact future administrative actions.
Breitbart: Three Ways Donald Trump’s USAID Overhaul Dismantles the Deep State
President Trump is initiating significant changes at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), aiming to address excessive spending, enhance government accountability, and restructure the agency. His administration plans to impound funds, arguing that the president has the constitutional authority to manage appropriations effectively, citing historical precedents of impoundment by past presidents.
The changes are likely to face legal challenges, particularly regarding the firing of a large number of USAID employees and the restructuring of the agency itself. Trump’s approach seeks to create a "new normal" in government operations, emphasizing efficiency and alignment with presidential priorities, which he believes resonates with the American public.
Fox News: The Hitchhiker's Guide to House Republicans releasing their tax and spending cut plan
House Republican leaders met with President Trump to finalize a tax and spending cut package, aiming for over $1 trillion in cuts and to make the 2017 tax cuts permanent. A framework is expected soon, but details are still being worked out.
The urgency is heightened as Senate Republicans advance their own plan, putting pressure on House GOP to act quickly to avoid being sidelined.
#society
Forbes: Kanye West Goes On Antisemitic Rant Online, Says Hitler Was ‘So Fresh’
Kanye West has made a series of controversial posts on X, including antisemitic remarks praising Hitler and claims of control over his wife, Bianca Censori. He also called for the release of Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is facing serious legal charges.
West's recent behavior follows a history of similar outbursts, leading to significant losses in business partnerships and public backlash. He recently announced a collaboration between his Yeezy brand and Combs' Sean John line, with profits intended to support Combs while he is incarcerated.
Breitbart: DEI Schemes at UK's NHS Promoting 'Anti-Whiteness': Health Secretary
British Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged that diversity initiatives within the NHS have led to counterproductive measures, including claims of "anti-whiteness." While he supports addressing health disparities, he warned that misguided approaches could undermine the system.
Streeting criticized specific instances, such as a job advertisement promoting anti-whiteness, and highlighted broader issues of inequality affecting working-class individuals. He emphasized the need for equality to apply to everyone while recognizing the importance of addressing genuine racial disparities in healthcare.
Le Monde: London's Grenfell Tower to be taken down after deadly 2017 fire
The UK government has confirmed the demolition of Grenfell Tower, the site of a tragic fire in 2017 that killed 72 people. The decision, set to take two years, has sparked anger among survivors and victims' families, with concerns about safety and memorialization.
While some groups view the demolition as disgraceful and dismissive of victims' voices, others see it as a necessary safety measure following a public inquiry that highlighted systemic failures. The government noted ongoing community discussions regarding the site's future.
Breitbart: Kathy Griffin: Not 'Prudent' for Anyone to 'Have Babies at All on This Planet'
Kathy Griffin has stirred controversy by suggesting that it is "not prudent" for anyone to have babies due to concerns about the planet's sustainability. Her comments on Blue Sky were met with support from followers who echoed her sentiments about population control and sustainability.
Griffin's remarks come amid her history of provocative statements and political activism, including her strong support for Democrats and past comments suggesting violence against former President Trump. Her views continue to spark debate on societal norms and environmental concerns.
Le Monde: DRC war: In rebel-held city's morgue, 'it's hell'
Burials for hundreds of victims from the recent M23 rebellion in Goma, DR Congo, have begun after delays. As of February 4, 2,000 bodies have been collected, with 900 still in morgues. The situation poses a risk of cholera due to the number of uncollected bodies and ongoing security issues.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Reports: Morocco, 2 disputed Somalia regions considered as destinations for Gazans
Israeli and US officials are exploring Morocco and two autonomous regions in Somalia, Puntland and Somaliland, as potential relocation sites for Gazans under President Trump's plan. Reports suggest that discussions are in early stages, with local officials expressing conditional support for voluntary resettlement.
While Puntland's deputy information minister indicated a willingness to accept refugees, he emphasized the importance of voluntary movement. The plan faces significant opposition from Arab nations and the international community, with experts warning against relocating Gazans to unstable regions.
#economy
The Western Journal: Instead of Cutting Social Security Payments, Trump to Cut All Taxes on Social Security
President Trump aims to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, supported by Rep. Thomas Massie's reintroduction of the Senior Citizens Tax Elimination Act. This legislation seeks to end what Massie describes as an unjust double tax on seniors, who have already contributed to Social Security.
Massie argues that taxing Social Security undermines its purpose of providing financial support in retirement. The proposed changes would exempt these benefits from taxation, reflecting Trump's broader tax relief agenda for Americans.
#culture
GB News: Ricky Gervais issues brilliant six-word statement when grilled on if his act will survive 'woke culture'
Ricky Gervais has reiterated his stance against "woke culture" following backlash from his comments about Jaden Smith's hat at the Grammy Awards. His joke, referencing Will Smith's Oscars incident, sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising his humor while others criticized it for being insensitive.
In response to a user's question about his comedy in the current climate, Gervais confidently stated he would continue to "annoy the losers," indicating his commitment to edgy humor despite the pressures of political correctness.