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#illegals
Breitbart: El Paso Catholic Bishop Joins Rally Denouncing Trump's 'Immoral' Immigration Policy
El Paso Bishop Mark J. Seitz will participate in an anti-Trump protest on March 24 to denounce the president's immigration policies, which he describes as "immoral." He criticizes harsh rhetoric against migrants and highlights the impact on families and human dignity.
Seitz, a prominent figure in the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has previously condemned the treatment of unaccompanied migrant children. He has been vocal against the Trump administration's immigration policies and their effects on church funding for migrant aid.
Breitbart: ICE Boston Arrest Illegal Alien Charged with Child Rape After Court Release
ICE Boston arrested Guatemalan national Stivenson Omar Perez-Ajtzalan, charged with aggravated child rape, after he was released by a Massachusetts court without notifying ICE. The victim is reportedly under 10 years old.
ICE officials criticized the court's handling of the case, emphasizing the need for cooperation to ensure public safety. The incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding immigration policies in Massachusetts.
#politics
Fox News: Trump undoes stack of 'harmful' Biden executive orders, shrinks multiple agencies
President Trump announced the rollback of 19 Biden-era executive orders, targeting policies on gender ideology, labor, and environmental regulations. He aims to reduce government functions and cut costs, claiming these measures will save taxpayer dollars and enhance efficiency.
The Trump administration has rescinded more executive orders than Biden signed in his first year, with a focus on downsizing federal agencies. This effort is part of a broader initiative to streamline government operations and eliminate what is deemed unnecessary spending.
Fox News: Rep. Lisa McClain calls out CNN host for 'the sky is falling' narrative, says people need to 'relax'
Rep. Lisa McClain criticized CNN's Boris Sanchez for "fearmongering" about tariffs, asserting that they are essential for fair trade. She claimed that negative media coverage overshadows positive economic indicators, arguing that both sides of the story should be presented.
McClain contended that the Democratic Party lacks a coherent vision and is spreading fear about rising prices. She emphasized the need for balanced reporting to foster a more constructive dialogue about the economic impacts of tariffs.
Breitbart: Florida Homeowner Fined for Trump Banners Beats County in Lawsuit
A Florida homeowner, Marvin Peavy, won a lawsuit against Walton County after accumulating over $60,000 in fines for displaying pro-Trump banners on his property. He argued that the county's code violated his First Amendment rights, leading to a court ruling in his favor.
The judge ruled that Peavy could continue displaying his banners and ordered Walton County to pay his $42,000 in legal fees. The county's scenic corridor code allows political banners during election years but imposes fines after elections.
Fox News: 'The View' co-hosts cheerlead Rosie O'Donnell for fleeing to Ireland to escape Trump
Co-hosts of "The View" supported Rosie O'Donnell's move to Ireland, citing the challenges faced by those opposed to Donald Trump. O'Donnell expressed gratitude for her new life in Ireland, stating it was the best decision for her and her child amid the political climate in the U.S.
While some co-hosts defended her choice, others argued that America remains a land of opportunity regardless of the president. The discussion highlighted differing views on the state of freedom and democracy in the U.S. under Trump's potential return to office.
Breitbart: Marco Rubio Bans South African Ambassador Embrahim Rasool from U.S.
South African Ambassador Embrahim Rasool has been declared "persona non grata" in the U.S. by Secretary of State Marco Rubio after he accused President Trump of leading a white supremacist movement during a seminar in Johannesburg. Rasool's comments included claims about demographic shifts and the mobilization of supremacist ideology in U.S. politics.
Rubio condemned Rasool as a "race-baiting politician" who "hates America," following Rasool's remarks, which included criticism of Trump's policies and comments on white victimhood. This incident comes shortly after Trump expressed support for farmers seeking refuge in the U.S. due to conditions in South Africa.
#society
Le Monde: In Argentina, lowering the legal age for obtaining firearms is raising social concerns
Argentina has lowered the legal age for firearm ownership from 21 to 18, a change celebrated by the government and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich. This decision was made by decree without parliamentary debate, aligning with the libertarian president Javier Milei's security-focused agenda.
Bullrich argues that if individuals can vote, serve in the military, or undergo gender changes at 18, they should also be allowed to possess firearms. This move reflects a significant shift in the country's approach to gun legislation.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth Requests Military Options for Panama Canal
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has requested military options to ensure U.S. access to the Panama Canal, as outlined in a memo titled “Interim National Defense Strategic Guidance.” This strategy aims to counter China's influence and secure safe passage for U.S. ships.
Potential strategies include restoring U.S. ownership of the canal, securing existing ports, or building new ones. Hegseth's memo emphasizes U.S. border security, military presence in the Western Hemisphere, and cooperation with allies.
#economy
GB News: How Trump's tariffs could get much worse for the EU rather than Britain...
Brexit has positioned Britain favorably amid President Trump's tariff war, as the US has a trade surplus with the UK, unlike its significant deficit with the EU. This dynamic reduces the likelihood of Britain facing additional tariffs, despite the global 25% duty on steel and aluminum.
While the UK steel sector is affected, the overall impact of tariffs on the UK economy is limited. The UK exports around 200,000 tonnes of steel to the US, a small fraction of its economy, and the government is exploring responses to protect jobs in the industry.
#crime
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger case: 911 audio released in Idaho student murders
Authorities have released a 911 call made after the stabbings of four University of Idaho students in November 2022. The call, placed by a distraught female, reported a serious situation at the victims' home, where they were later found dead. The suspect, Bryan Kohberger, was arrested in December 2022.
Kohberger faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, with a trial set for August 2024. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, while his defense plans to use mental health records to mitigate sentencing.