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#illegals
Fox News: Jasmine Crockett says we need illegal immigrants because they clean our hotels and pick our food
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, stated at the SXSW festival that illegal immigrants are essential for jobs that college-educated Americans typically avoid, such as agricultural and hospitality work. She emphasized that these workers contribute to society and the economy, despite not receiving Social Security benefits.
Crockett's comments echo sentiments expressed by other Democrats, including Rep. Jerry Nadler and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who have also highlighted the necessity of illegal immigrants in the workforce. The remarks have sparked discussions on immigration policy and labor in the U.S.
Breitbart: Calif. Democrats Push Privacy Bills to Help Migrants Hide from ICE
California Democrats are proposing legislation to restrict federal immigration officials from accessing commercial data for deportation purposes. This follows concerns that federal authorities may be using personal location data from analytics firms to track undocumented migrants.
Key figures, including Attorney General Rob Bonta and state lawmakers, argue that protecting such data is crucial amid fears of surveillance and targeting of immigrant communities. Proposed bills aim to enhance transparency from data brokers and limit the sale of user data, including immigration status.
#politics
GB News: Whoopi Goldberg, 69, unleashes rant at cancel callers as show embroiled in 'anti-Trump' bias row
Whoopi Goldberg defended "The View" against calls for its cancellation due to perceived anti-Trump bias, emphasizing the show's role in fostering diverse viewpoints. She argued that the program provides a platform for open dialogue rather than promoting a single perspective.
Goldberg highlighted the importance of discussing differing opinions among cohosts and condemned personal attacks, asserting that the show's format encourages meaningful conversation. She clarified that critics often misunderstand the intent and purpose of the show.
The Western Journal: Dem Chaos Hits New Level as Pelosi Publicly Stabs Schumer in the Back
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are in conflict over a continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown. Schumer initially opposed the measure but later supported it, citing the risks of a shutdown under Donald Trump’s potential influence. Pelosi criticized him for this shift, calling it a false choice between a shutdown and a harmful funding bill.
This public disagreement highlights the growing disarray within the Democratic Party, as they navigate a Republican-led Congress. Pelosi's call for a better alternative reflects a deepening rift in strategy among Democratic leaders.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: 8 Things Gavin Newsom Should be Doing to Help Fire Victims Instead of Podcasting
California Governor Gavin Newsom is focusing on his presidential aspirations while fire victims in his state continue to suffer. Critics argue he should prioritize pressing issues, including debris removal, traffic management, insurance reform, and transparency regarding the recent fires.
Newsom is urged to collaborate with Nevada for debris disposal, improve traffic flow in affected areas, clean polluted beaches, and reform insurance regulations to support homeowners. Additionally, he should halt anti-Trump lawsuits, release communications about the fires, enhance emergency services, and ensure tax reassessments do not unfairly burden long-time homeowners.
Breitbart: The Art of the Yield: Democrats Surrender, Hand Trump Government Spending Win
Senate Democrats faced internal dissent as nine Democrats and one Independent joined Republicans to advance a continuing resolution (CR) to prevent a government shutdown, resulting in a 62-38 vote. This outcome is seen as a victory for President Trump, who had actively supported the bill.
The situation has caused frustration among House Democrats, who largely opposed the CR, and raised questions about Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's leadership. Despite Schumer's earlier claims that Republicans lacked the votes, he ultimately supported the CR, highlighting the divisions within the Democratic Party as they navigate challenges posed by Trump's administration.
#society
Breitbart: Comedian Bill Burr Doubles Down on False Elon Musk 'Nazi' Salute Claim
Comedian Bill Burr reiterated a false claim that Elon Musk performed a Nazi salute during a Trump inauguration celebration, suggesting Musk gave a "shoutout" to Hitler. Burr criticized the perceived hypocrisy of Musk's actions, especially given the sacrifices made by veterans.
Despite Burr's assertions, Musk did not perform a Nazi salute; rather, he made a gesture of support. The Anti-Defamation League acknowledged the moment as awkward but not malicious. Burr and others continue to spread misinformation, which could contribute to societal division.
The Western Journal: Doorbell Camera Owner Receives Unsettling Video
A Pennsylvania homeowner was unsettled after a figure dubbed the "Box Demon" appeared on her doorbell camera, leaving an empty cardboard box and whispering, "I am the Box Demon." The homeowner expressed anger and concern over the incident, which occurred at 4:22 AM.
Local police identified the individual behind the mask but did not disclose their name or motive. They stated there are no public safety concerns, and the case is considered closed. The homeowner has chosen not to comment further on the matter.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Trump Considers More Russia Sanctions as EU Eases Theirs
The Trump administration is moving to impose stricter restrictions on Russian oil and banking, following a 60-day waiver that allowed certain transactions under the Biden administration. This decision aims to limit global supply and potentially raise oil prices, complicating purchases for foreign buyers.
Meanwhile, the EU has renewed sanctions against most Russian elites but removed four oligarchs due to pressure from Hungary and Slovakia. This has led to tensions within the EU, with some member states expressing frustration over Hungary's influence in the sanctions process.
Fox News: Rubio boots South African ambassador from US: 'persona non grata'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared South Africa's ambassador to the U.S., Ebrahim Rasool, persona non grata after Rasool accused President Trump of leading a global White supremacist movement. Rubio criticized Rasool as a "race-baiting" politician who is unwelcome in America.
Rasool's remarks were made in the context of Trump's opposition to South Africa's controversial land expropriation law and its stance on Israel. The U.S. has taken a firm position against South Africa's practices, linking them to national security threats and halting aid until these issues are addressed.
Times Of Israel: After ‘blackmail’ charge, Shin Bet head denies agency is acting against Netanyahu
President Trump expressed optimism regarding a potential deal on the Ukraine war, citing "pretty good vibes coming out of Russia." He made these remarks during an event at Joint Base Andrews.
In a separate development, the U.S. expelled South Africa's ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, labeling him a "race-baiting politician" who harbors animosity towards Trump. Additionally, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar reaffirmed the agency's commitment to its missions and distanced himself from political commentary. Trump also criticized U.S. media outlets, calling them "illegal" and "corrupt" for their negative coverage of him.
#culture
Breitbart: Grenell Admonishes Kennedy Center after Vance Boos: ‘Everyone Is Welcome’
Richard Grenell, president of the Kennedy Center, addressed staff concerns after Vice President JD Vance was booed at a performance. He emphasized the need for the venue to be welcoming to all, stating that intolerance of political differences is unacceptable.
Grenell's letter highlighted the importance of diversity and inclusion, urging staff to foster an environment where everyone feels welcome. He noted that the incident should serve as a reminder to improve the Kennedy Center's atmosphere.
#technology
Le Monde: Artificial intelligence: Google, OpenAI, Meta and Amazon turn to robotics
Google DeepMind has introduced two new AI models for robotics, Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER, aimed at enhancing real-world applications. These models are designed to perform tasks in both industrial and domestic settings, moving beyond traditional digital capabilities.
Demonstrations showcased tasks like organizing tools and scoring in a mini basketball hoop, highlighting their potential for practical use. Google CEO Sundar Pichai anticipates these models will pave the way for advanced robotics across various applications.