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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Set to Invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 for the Fourth Time in US History: Report
President Trump plans to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expedite the expulsion of illegal immigrants, citing a national emergency at the southern border. He asserts that unchecked migration and drug trafficking threaten American safety and security.
This act has previously been used during World Wars I and II to address perceived threats. Trump's executive orders have set the stage for this action, emphasizing the removal of aliens deemed a threat to national security.
Breitbart: Trump to Expand ICE Detention Space as Dems Go All In for Sanctuary Policies
President Trump aims to significantly increase ICE's detention capacity by reopening the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, which will hold up to 1,000 criminal illegal aliens. This move has faced opposition from local Democrats and mass migration activists.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and other Democrats argue against the facility's reopening, citing concerns over rights and constitutional violations. Protests have erupted, with activists demanding the center remain closed, while Trump’s administration seeks to reverse Biden-era immigration policies.
#politics
GB News: Sam Gould's crimes are 'outrageous' and 'simply wrong', Tory Councillor claims
A Conservative Councillor is calling for legislation that would allow for the immediate dismissal of political representatives convicted or pleading guilty to crimes. This push comes in response to the scandal involving Sam Gould, a former aide to Wes Streeting, who admitted to two counts of indecent exposure.
Breitbart: Moulton: Attacks on Teslas, Dealerships Are 'a Protest'
Rep. Seth Moulton criticized the Trump administration's labeling of protests against Teslas as domestic terrorism, arguing that it reflects a narrow view of freedom. He contrasted this with Trump's stance on more violent actions, suggesting inconsistency in defining domestic terrorism.
Moulton emphasized that true belief in the Constitution encompasses broader freedoms and liberties, not just those aligned with Trump's views.
The Western Journal: Zeldin to 'Drive a Dagger Straight Into the Heart of the Climate Change Religion' by Axing Landmark Obama-Era Ruling
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced plans to overhaul 31 regulations, including those on greenhouse gas emissions, calling the Obama-era Endangerment Finding a core tenet of climate change beliefs. He claims these changes will lower living costs and boost American energy production.
Zeldin emphasized that the EPA will still protect the environment while promoting economic growth, arguing that innovation, not regulation, is key to achieving environmental goals. He declared this a significant step towards deregulation and energy dominance in the U.S.
Forbes: Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Thousands Of Fired Workers
A federal judge has ordered the reinstatement of tens of thousands of federal employees terminated under the Trump administration's mass layoff initiative. Multiple agencies, including the Department of Education and the Department of Veterans Affairs, are facing significant workforce reductions, with plans to cut thousands of positions.
The Trump administration's layoffs have drawn scrutiny and legal challenges, with claims that many terminations violate federal regulations. The administration aims for substantial budget cuts across federal agencies, with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency playing a central role in these efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump remains optimistic about odds of acquiring Greenland: 'I think it'll happen'
President Trump remains hopeful about acquiring Greenland, despite the territory's rejection of the idea. His comments came during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who emphasized the importance of Arctic security amid growing Chinese and Russian activity in the region.
Trump has previously expressed interest in acquiring Greenland, Canada, and Panama, framing it as a matter of national security. Greenland's leadership has firmly stated their desire for independence, asserting their identity as Kalaallit rather than seeking ties with the U.S. or Denmark.
Breitbart: Orban to Ignore 'International Arrest Warrant' to Welcome Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to visit Hungary despite an international arrest warrant issued by the ICC regarding the Gaza conflict. Hungarian officials, including Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s chief of staff, have expressed support for Netanyahu and criticized the ICC's actions as politically motivated.
Hungary's government has not yet decided on withdrawing from the ICC, though officials have suggested it may be a consideration. The ICC's warrant accuses Netanyahu of crimes against humanity, which Israeli officials deny. Neither Israel nor the U.S. recognizes the ICC.
The Telegraph: Israel accused of ‘genocidal’ attacks on Gaza’s reproductive centres
Israel faces accusations of "genocidal" attacks on Gaza's reproductive facilities, as a UN report claims intentional destruction of key maternity and fertility centers. The report also highlights blocked aid deliveries and increased violence against Palestinians.
Both the Israeli government and civil organizations have vehemently denied these allegations.
#economy
Breitbart: Ross Sorkin: Travel Dropping Because Foreigners Are Saying 'We Don't Like These People'
Andrew Ross Sorkin stated that international travel to the U.S. is declining due to negative perceptions of the Trump administration's policies. He drew parallels to historical tariffs, warning that ongoing trade wars could severely impact global trade and the travel industry.
Sorkin emphasized that the economic repercussions extend beyond trade, as foreigners may choose not to visit the U.S. due to these sentiments, leading to significant declines in travel and broader economic consequences.