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#illegals
Fox News: US judge presses Trump admin for deportation info under oath, rejects efforts to call off hearing
A federal judge denied the Trump administration's request to cancel a hearing regarding the use of a wartime law to deport Venezuelan nationals. The court is investigating whether the administration violated an order to halt deportations, with a hearing set for Friday.
During the hearing, Judge Boasberg expressed frustration over the administration's lack of transparency and compliance with his orders, particularly concerning the deportation of over 200 migrants to El Salvador. The ACLU has requested further declarations from the government regarding the deportations.
Breitbart: Photos: First Look at Trump's Deported Gang Members Arriving at El Salvador's Mega-Prison
President Trump authorized the deportation of over 250 gang members linked to Tren de Aragua and MS-13, classified as foreign terrorist organizations. The deportees were sent to El Salvador under a deal with President Nayib Bukele, who has emphasized law and order in his country.
Despite a last-minute restraining order from a federal judge, the deportation proceeded, with the gang members arriving at El Salvador’s mega-prison, CECOT. Bukele confirmed their confinement amid heavy security measures.
Breitbart: Soros-Linked Network Attempting to Stop Trump from Deporting Gang Members
A legal firm linked to George and Alexander Soros is involved in a lawsuit aiming to block President Trump from deporting illegal alien gang members under the Alien Enemies Act. The Trump administration recently began deportations to El Salvador, but a federal judge has ordered a halt to these actions.
The ACLU and Democracy Forward are representing five illegal aliens in ICE custody, arguing the deportations violate the judge's order. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the administration complied with the order, emphasizing that federal courts typically lack jurisdiction over presidential foreign affairs actions.
Forbes: Trump Administration Wants Judge Removed After Allegations It Ignored His Court Order
Federal Judge James Boasberg scheduled a hearing to investigate whether the Trump administration violated his order blocking the deportation of 260 migrants linked to a gang. The Justice Department has requested Boasberg's removal from the case, citing concerns over national security.
The administration claims the deportations proceeded legally, while Boasberg's order applied to flights in progress. The White House asserts the judge lacked authority and intends to continue deportations despite the ruling.
#politics
GB News: Keir Starmer SUED over 'unlawful' Chagos surrender: 'Our human rights have been stripped away!'
A legal challenge has emerged against Labour's deal to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, with two British women from Diego Garcia seeking to contest the Foreign Office over the "unlawful" handover. They argue that the Chagossians, forcibly removed in 1973 for a military base, were not consulted.
Critics, including Tory peers, claim the government is unlawfully relinquishing British territory without proper consultation. The Foreign Office maintains that the deal prioritizes the operation of the Diego Garcia base while acknowledging the importance of the islands to the Chagossians.
Breitbart: Conor McGregor Calls Out Irish Gov's 'Zero Accountability' at White House
Conor McGregor criticized the Irish government for its lack of accountability and the impact of mass immigration on rural communities during a visit to the White House. He emphasized the importance of Ireland's relationship with the U.S. and raised concerns about issues facing the Irish people.
McGregor's meeting with President Trump is seen as pivotal for Ireland's future, as he seeks to address the challenges his country faces, including illegal immigration. He also faces legal issues himself, having been found liable for sexual assault in a civil case.
The Mirror: Labour to unveil huge changes to benefits - see what could be announced
Keir Starmer's government is set to unveil significant welfare cuts, expected to exceed £5 billion, targeting sickness and disability benefits. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall will present the controversial proposals in the Commons, amid unrest among Labour MPs and warnings from charities about the potential impact on vulnerable populations.
The reforms aim to address a rising welfare bill, with working-age adults costing over £48 billion in health and disability benefits. Proposed changes include tightening eligibility for Personal Independence Payments and maintaining previous plans to reduce sickness benefits spending. Critics, including Labour MPs, have expressed concerns that these cuts could exacerbate poverty among disabled individuals.
#economy
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Rep. Byron Donalds Aims to Make Florida the Financial Capital of the World
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) aims to position Florida as the "financial capital of the world," building on the successes of Gov. Ron DeSantis. He emphasizes the need for a world-class education system and stabilization of rising living costs, including insurance.
Donalds believes that financial institutions are already relocating from New York to Florida, particularly to Miami, which he envisions as a hub for digital assets and a potential home for major exchanges. He aims to foster a strong tech and financial industry in the state.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukrainians hunted on the road of death
A drone equipped with a fiber optic cable targets a vehicle carrying Ukrainian soldiers on a critical road as Ukraine completes its withdrawal from Kursk. Reports indicate a chaotic retreat, with troops moving at night to avoid drone attacks.
Logistics along the R200 highway remain precarious amid ongoing threats.
Times Of Israel: IDF strikes terror targets in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza, said to kill at least 9
The Israeli military conducted airstrikes in Syria, Lebanon, and the Gaza Strip, targeting terror operatives and military sites deemed threats to Israel. Reports indicate at least nine fatalities and multiple injuries from these strikes, including drone attacks on Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon.
Israel's Defense Minister emphasized a policy of zero tolerance towards ceasefire violations, asserting that any terrorist threatening Israeli civilians would be dealt with decisively. The IDF stated it would continue operations against threats in southern Syria and maintain vigilance against Hezbollah's activities in Lebanon, despite ongoing ceasefire agreements.
#history
Fox News: Trump announces he will release 80,000 JFK assassination files on Tuesday, going to be 'very interesting'
President Donald Trump announced the release of approximately 80,000 unredacted files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, stating that the public has awaited this information for decades. He emphasized that no documents would be redacted and described the files as "very interesting."
This move follows Trump's earlier commitments to declassify documents concerning the assassinations of Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. Despite previous delays due to national security concerns, Trump reiterated his promise to reveal all relevant information.
#other
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