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#illegals
Breitbart: Twelve States Join ICE's National Deportation Campaign
A dozen states, including Florida, Texas, and Arizona, are collaborating with federal immigration agencies to deport illegal aliens, enhancing efforts under the Trump administration. Local agencies are forming task forces, with 121 departments participating, focusing on criminal aliens.
While some governors, including Democrats, express support for deporting criminal illegals, states like Virginia and California remain resistant to these policies. The shift marks a return to practices prevalent in the 1990s and early 2000s, previously curtailed by concerns over racial profiling.
#politics
Breitbart: Democrats Protest Arrest of Syrian Radical in New York
Democrats are rallying behind Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian activist arrested by DHS after leading protests against Israel's actions in Gaza. They argue his detention is an infringement on free speech, as he has not been charged with any crime.
Protests are planned in multiple cities demanding his release, with supporters emphasizing the threat to First Amendment rights. Khalil, a green card holder and recent Columbia graduate, faces deportation under the Trump administration's directive targeting activists.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestinian student detained by ICE is former British embassy worker
Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation amid allegations of supporting Hamas. He previously held a senior role at the British embassy in Beirut and managed programs focused on Syria. The U.S. government claims he engaged in activities that harassed Jewish students.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that Khalil used his educational opportunity to promote terrorism, asserting a zero-tolerance policy for such actions.
Fox News: Trump picks Michael George DeSombre to represent US in East Asia and Pacific
President Trump has nominated Michael George DeSombre as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and the Pacific. DeSombre previously served as the ambassador to Thailand and is a partner at Sullivan Cromwell, specializing in mergers and acquisitions in Asia.
Additionally, Trump announced Paolo Zampolli as special envoy for global partnerships and appointed Dearborn Heights Mayor Bill Bazzi as U.S. ambassador to Tunisia. Dr. Anji Sinha has been nominated as U.S. ambassador to Singapore.
Breitbart: California Republicans Launch Referendum to Require Voter ID
California Republicans are initiating a referendum for the 2026 ballot to mandate voter ID in elections, citing public support and concerns over election integrity. This follows Governor Newsom's law preventing local ID requirements and aims to address inactive or ineligible voters on the rolls.
A coalition of elected officials claims strong bipartisan backing for the initiative, with polling indicating that 68% of voters favor a voter ID law. The coalition plans to gather signatures for a constitutional amendment requiring citizenship verification and government-issued ID for voting.
GB News: EU to 'weaponise' life-saving medicines sent to US to fight back against Trump's 'dependencies'
EU officials are considering leveraging exports of essential medicines and medical devices to counter Donald Trump's trade policies. They have identified 260 critical products, including antibiotics and radiation therapies, that the US relies on from Europe. This strategy aims to demonstrate that Europe holds significant leverage over Trump amid rising concerns about his threats to European security and trade.
The EU's approach includes repurposing a 2021 document analyzing supply chains to show leaders their potential influence. While targeting healthcare exports raises ethical concerns, the EU believes it could serve as a "shock treatment" to convey the consequences of Trump's actions. Additionally, the EU is planning substantial investments in defense to reduce dependence on US security.
Breitbart: Democrat Melts Down After Republican Calls Trans Rep. McBride 'Mister'
During a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee hearing, Rep. Bill Keating (D-MA) confronted Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) over his use of "mister" to refer to transgender Rep. Sarah McBride (D-DE). The incident escalated, leading to Keating's outburst and the adjournment of the hearing.
Self defended his stance, asserting that U.S. policy recognizes only two sexes, male and female, referencing an executive order from President Trump. This incident reflects ongoing tensions regarding gender identity in political discourse.
Forbes: Greenland Voters Weigh Independence In Election As Trump Eyes Control Of Island
Greenland's parliamentary election began Tuesday, with around 40,000 voters eligible. Prime Minister Múte Egede, a pro-independence advocate, labeled the election a "fateful choice." While independence isn't on the ballot, most parties support it, though opinions vary on timing and process.
Trump's interest in Greenland has sparked concerns, with many residents wary of U.S. control. A significant majority oppose becoming part of the U.S., and the territory relies heavily on Danish subsidies. The election results will be available early Wednesday.
Breitbart: Trump Scores Victory For U.S. As Ontario Backs Down on Electricity Charges
President Trump’s tariff strategy led to Ontario suspending its planned 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the U.S. after discussions with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. This move is seen as a diplomatic win for Trump amid ongoing tensions over steel and aluminum tariffs.
Despite lobbying for exemptions, the White House confirmed that a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum will take effect without exceptions. Trump warned of harsher measures against Canada, including increased tariffs on auto imports, as negotiations continue over the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade pact.
#foreignaffairs
The Mirror: Putin's three ridiculous demands to finally end Ukraine invasion in full
Vladimir Putin has outlined three conditions for withdrawing troops from Ukraine, including Ukraine's commitment to neutrality and recognition of Russian territorial claims. As US and Ukrainian officials prepare for talks in Saudi Arabia, concerns grow that Putin is unwilling to compromise.
Meanwhile, military leaders from around 30 nations are meeting in Paris to discuss a coalition to support Ukraine, with calls for the US to provide security guarantees. Russia's defense ministry reported shooting down numerous Ukrainian drones in a significant attack, resulting in casualties and damage in Moscow.
Times Of Israel: Trump’s hostage envoy visited Iraq to push for release of Israeli captive — sources
US Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs Adam Boehler visited Iraq to advocate for the release of Israeli-Russian researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov, kidnapped nearly two years ago by the Shiite militia Kataib Hezbollah. Boehler has urged the Iraqi government to take responsibility and expedite her release.
Tsurkov's family expressed gratitude for Boehler's efforts, contrasting them with the previous administration's inaction. Negotiations may include a deal for her release in exchange for Hezbollah members. The urgency of the situation has been emphasized by US officials.
#culture
The Western Journal: Billy Joel’s Tour Paused as Singer Battles 'Medical Condition'
Billy Joel is pausing his tour for four months due to an undisclosed medical condition following a fall during a performance last month. He is expected to recover after surgery and physical therapy, with the tour resuming on July 5, 2025.
Rescheduled shows will take place from late 2025 into 2026. Joel expressed regret over the postponement but emphasized the importance of his health.
#crime
Fox News: Police release more details on murder of InfoWars reporter Jamie White as search for suspects continues
The Austin Police Department is investigating the death of InfoWars reporter Jamie White, who was shot and killed during a suspected burglary near his apartment. White, 36, was found with trauma and pronounced dead shortly after being transported to a hospital.
Friends described him as dedicated to his work, while InfoWars attributed his death to local law enforcement policies. The APD is seeking information from the public regarding the case.