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#illegals
Fox News: Blue state county faces backlash after failed vote to scrap 'super sanctuary' policy: 'Fringe Democrats'
San Diego County's "super sanctuary" policy remains after a failed Republican effort to repeal it. Critics, including Rep. Darrell Issa and Supervisor Jim Desmond, argue it protects criminals and undermines federal law enforcement, putting residents at risk.
Democratic Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe defended the policy, stating it ensures the county operates within its jurisdiction. The debate reflects broader tensions over immigration and border enforcement in the region.
Breitbart: Billions for Trump's Border Enforcement in Spending Bill
The House spending bill allocates over $20 billion to enhance border security and deportation efforts, primarily supporting Trump-era priorities. It includes nearly $10 billion for ICE and cuts $2.5 billion from Biden's immigration initiatives, while also trimming funds from various Biden-supported programs.
Despite the funding aimed at enforcing immigration laws, the narrow GOP majority complicates the ability to fully implement these priorities. The bill also allows for an additional 50,000 Afghan migrants who assisted U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
#politics
Breitbart: Brazil’s Lula Caves on Threat Against Trump Tariffs, Claiming He Won’t Fear ‘Ugly Faces’
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva urged Donald Trump to communicate respectfully, criticizing his tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Initially threatening retaliation, Lula has shifted to seeking negotiations with the U.S. to address the tariffs.
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad confirmed there would be no retaliation, emphasizing dialogue and evaluation of the tariffs' impacts on both Brazilian and U.S. industries. Lula's administration plans to adopt a strategic approach to protect Brazil's national interests.
Fox News: 'Corruption in broad daylight': Dems outraged by Trump 'playing car salesman' for Tesla
President Trump publicly supported Elon Musk by purchasing a Tesla, which led to a rebound in Tesla's stock after a decline. Democrats criticized Trump, accusing him of using the White House for a Tesla advertisement while Americans faced financial struggles.
Trump defended his actions, claiming the economy would improve and emphasizing the need to restore American jobs. Meanwhile, protests against Musk's leadership and vandalism at Tesla showrooms have escalated, prompting calls from Republicans for investigations into the incidents.
Breitbart: Learning From Canada Mistakes, UK & Oz Won't Confront Trump on Tariffs
The UK and Australia are opting for a conciliatory approach toward the U.S. regarding President Trump's steel tariffs, expressing disappointment but refraining from retaliation. Both nations aim to strengthen economic ties and negotiate favorable trade agreements, contrasting with Canada's combative stance.
While the UK has diminished its steel production, Australia seeks to avoid reciprocal tariffs and aims for a deal similar to the one it received in 2018. This strategy underscores their commitment to maintaining strong relations with the U.S. amid ongoing trade tensions.
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Cracks Down on Maine After Governor Publicly Defies Transgender Order
Maine Governor Janet Mills faces a pause in federal funding from the Department of Agriculture after defying President Trump's executive order banning transgender athletes from women’s sports. The University of Maine System, which received nearly $30 million in federal aid, is now under scrutiny.
The USDA's action comes amid an investigation into potential Title IX violations, as the NCAA has revised its policies regarding transgender athletes. Trump warned Mills that non-compliance would result in loss of federal funding, leading to a contentious exchange between the two.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu fumes at court in corruption trial testimony; ‘Lower your tone,’ judge responds
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed frustration in court during his corruption trial, demanding more time to address allegations against him. He criticized the judges for hurrying his lawyer and accused prosecutors of causing him distress, claiming the charges are based on falsehoods.
Netanyahu is facing multiple corruption charges, including bribery and breach of trust, related to alleged illicit media dealings. He maintains his innocence, asserting that the accusations are politically motivated and that he has been unfairly targeted.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘Trump, help us bring daddy home from Gaza’ plead hostage’s young daughters in video
The wife of Hamas hostage Omri Miran shared a video of their daughters pleading with President Trump to help bring their father home. Omri was captured by Hamas on October 7, 2023, and is among those expected to be released in ongoing negotiations, though prospects appear uncertain.
The family received a sign of life from Omri through another released hostage, but concerns remain about his well-being. His daughters expressed their love and hope for his return, while family members criticized Israeli leadership for unmet promises regarding hostage negotiations.
GB News: British holidaymakers told they are at risk in South American country that 'does not meet European standards'
The FCDO has issued a travel advisory for Britons traveling to Bolivia, highlighting concerns about the safety of bus transportation. It noted that many bus and taxi services do not meet European safety standards, lacking basic features like seatbelts, and that accidents involving public transport have affected British travelers.
Additionally, the advisory warns of petty crime in areas like central La Paz and advises travelers to secure their belongings and take precautions, especially during night journeys. Tourists are encouraged to research transportation options thoroughly and consider companies catering to tourists for better safety standards.
targetwalleye.com: Fish eat the darndest things, How Hoyer Jacks ‘em, 18-lb burbot iced – Target Walleye
The 35th Annual Clear Lake Walleye Classic in Iowa will adopt a catch-photo-release format, allowing anglers to use abundant 17-22” slot fish. The event, scheduled for May 10-11, is expected to showcase the lake's potential, with a cap of 100 boats and a chance to catch tagged fish worth up to $1,000.
In other fishing news, the Columbia River Walleye Anglers Association's Winter Walleye Classic saw impressive catches, while Wisconsin's DNR continues its walleye tagging study. Additionally, new fees for non-residents launching boats in Idaho and updates on mandatory AIS check stations in Wyoming were announced.
The Western Journal: Netflix Called Out for 'Disgusting' Anti-Christian Display After Reality Show Host Shames Churchgoing Contestant
Nick Lachey, host of Netflix's "Love Is Blind," faced backlash for shaming contestant Ben Mezzenga over his church's stance on gay marriage after Mezzenga's fiancée, Sara Carton, left him at the altar due to political differences. Critics labeled the interaction as an anti-Christian "struggle session."
The incident highlighted the clash between differing political beliefs and personal values, with Carton expressing disappointment in Mezzenga's perceived ignorance on social issues. The exchange has been criticized for its reflection of modern cultural tensions surrounding faith and politics.
Breitbart: Elon Musk's Estranged Communist Transgender Son Claims His Father Uses IVF to Select Sex of Babies
Xavier Musk, now Vivian Wilson, claims his father, Elon Musk, uses sex-selective IVF to have predominantly male children. Wilson, a transgender woman, criticized being "bought and paid for" based on assigned sex at birth. Musk has not publicly addressed these claims.
While sex selection is illegal in many countries, it remains legal in the U.S. for non-medical reasons. Critics raise ethical concerns, while proponents argue it allows for family balancing. Musk is known for his pro-natalist views, advocating for increased birth rates.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Calling Rep. Sarah McBride ‘mister’ isn’t impolite, it's just reality
A heated exchange erupted in Congress when Rep. Keith Self referred to trans Rep. Sarah McBride as "Mister McBride," prompting a strong rebuke from Rep. Bill Keating. This incident highlights the ongoing debate about gender identity and the implications of acknowledging biological reality in public discourse.
Critics argue that accommodating transgender identities can lead to harmful consequences, particularly for young individuals who may feel pressured to transition. Advocates for a return to biological definitions of gender believe that accepting the notion of gender fluidity has serious repercussions for society and individuals alike.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: This is the moment to squeeze Putin to the utmost
Vladimir Putin remains resistant to the US-Ukraine ceasefire deal, despite Russia's significant battlefield losses and economic turmoil. His belief in eventual victory persists, as demonstrated by recent missile attacks during negotiations.
Putin's reluctance to end hostilities is compounded by pressure from Russian oligarchs and his desire to achieve maximalist objectives in Ukraine. Historical patterns suggest he may engage in tactics to delay genuine peace while maintaining a facade of compliance.
Le Monde: Russia remains cautious after US ceasefire proposal
Russia has not responded to the U.S. proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova indicating potential future contacts with U.S. representatives. Meanwhile, a phone call occurred between Russian and U.S. intelligence chiefs.
Despite expectations from U.S. officials for a positive response, the Kremlin remains silent on negotiations involving American and Ukrainian delegations.
#crime
Fox News: American Airlines flight turned around after passenger allegedly attacked crew member, swallowed rosary beads
A flight from Savannah to Miami was forced to return to Georgia after a passenger, Delange Augustin, attacked two flight attendants shortly after takeoff. Witnesses reported erratic behavior, leading to his aggressive actions, including kicking and punching.
His sister, Medjina Augustin, claimed his actions were justified as he was fighting "evil." The situation escalated until other passengers restrained him, and he was later hospitalized for swallowing rosary beads. American Airlines emphasized their commitment to safety.