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#illegals
Breitbart: Nolte -- President Trump Announces Self-Deportation App: CBP Home
President Trump introduced the CBP Home app, aimed at encouraging illegal aliens to self-deport. He emphasized that those who self-deport may have the chance to return legally in the future, while those who do not will face permanent deportation. Trump criticized the previous administration's CBP One app, claiming it facilitated illegal immigration.
The new app allows users to declare their intent to leave the U.S. and provides various services related to their departure. Trump aims to make the environment uncomfortable for illegal aliens, promoting self-deportation as a cost-effective solution for taxpayers and a means to reduce crime and improve job opportunities for Americans.
Breitbart: PHOTO: ICE Arrests Sobbing Illegal Alien with Prior Drug Convictions
ICE arrested 36-year-old Virginia Basora-Gonzalez, a Dominican national with prior drug trafficking convictions, in Philadelphia. She had previously been deported but reentered the U.S. without permission. She faces charges for reentry after deportation.
The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to target criminal illegal aliens, with President Trump advocating for increased ICE detention capacity. Since January 20, approximately 33,000 illegal aliens have been arrested nationwide.
#politics
Fox News: Judicial halt of deportation flights puts US foreign policy at risk, career State Dept official claims
A federal judge has halted deportation flights for Venezuelan gang members, citing potential harm to U.S. foreign policy. The ruling by Judge James Boasberg requires the Trump administration to return any flights already en route, raising concerns over negotiations with foreign governments.
State Department official Michael Kozak warned that preventing the removal of these individuals could jeopardize U.S. diplomatic efforts. The Trump administration argues that the judge lacks jurisdiction and that the deportation is a lawful exercise of presidential authority to protect national security.
Forbes: DOGE Loses In Court: Elon Musk’s USAID Shutdown Is Likely Unconstitutional, Judge Rules
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore the functionality of the U.S. Agency for International Development, stating that Elon Musk's actions to dismantle the agency likely violated the Constitution. The ruling follows a lawsuit from former USAID employees.
Judge Theodore D. Chuang issued an injunction, asserting that Musk lacks the lawful authority to significantly alter the agency's operations. This decision comes amid ongoing litigation regarding the agency's future.
#society
Fox News: White House says it didn't create a banned word list, leaves language choices up to agencies
The White House does not maintain a list of banned words for official documents, delegating word choice to individual agencies. Reports claiming the Trump administration banned terms like "diverse" or "LGBTQ" are inaccurate; agencies have discretion under Trump's executive orders.
Trump has signed numerous executive orders affecting diversity and transgender issues, with some rescinding Biden-era policies. The Biden administration has also faced scrutiny for its language choices, including using "birthing people" in official documents.
Human Events: Police raid Paris theatre to remove hundreds of migrants who have squatted in building since December
French authorities evicted over 400 migrants from the Gaîté Lyrique theatre in Paris, using tear gas to disperse protesters. The migrants, many claiming to be unaccompanied minors, had occupied the venue since December, demanding shelter.
The theatre's management had suspended operations due to deteriorating conditions and urged for alternative housing. Paris officials reported 46 arrests and minor injuries during the eviction, with emergency housing offered to the migrants.
On The Water: ZeeBaas Celebrates Giving in the Fishing Community with Dream Reel 2.0
The fishing community exemplifies solidarity, as seen in the story of Greg Leonard, who donated a custom ZeeBaas reel to raise funds for Toys4Tots after winning it in a charity raffle. His continued generosity includes donating a pontoon boat to a nonprofit aiding veterans.
In 2024, the Leonard family was chosen to benefit from the Dream Reel 2.0 project, inspired by Greg's son, David, who bravely faces significant health challenges. The new reel, valued at $2,150, is being raffled to support the family, with donations starting at $10.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine: Putin and Trump discuss 'energy and infrastructure ceasefire'
President Trump and President Putin agreed to a 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war focused on energy and infrastructure, with broader truce talks set to begin. The Kremlin confirmed a halt to strikes on Ukrainian energy targets, contingent on Ukraine not rearming.
Additionally, a prisoner exchange of 175 individuals between Russia and Ukraine is scheduled for March 19. The Kremlin outlined conditions for a ceasefire, emphasizing control measures along the contact line and a halt to Ukraine's military mobilization.
Fox News: Putin orders partial ceasefire after call with Trump but not the one hoped for
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a 30-day ceasefire on Ukraine's energy infrastructure but did not extend this truce to active frontlines or civilian populations. Following a call with President Trump, both leaders expressed a desire for peace, with Trump highlighting the need for a complete ceasefire.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy remains skeptical about Putin's intentions, suggesting that the ceasefire is not a genuine step towards peace. Additionally, a prisoner swap and the return of wounded Ukrainian servicemen were discussed, but concerns about Russia's commitment to the ceasefire persist.
Times Of Israel: European nations express ‘great concern’ over renewed fighting in Gaza
European leaders expressed alarm over Israel's renewed offensive in Gaza, following intense airstrikes that resulted in over 400 Palestinian deaths. Germany's Foreign Minister emphasized the need for proportionality in self-defense and called for U.S. intervention to stabilize the region.
The U.S. supported Israel's actions, blaming Hamas for the escalation. British officials criticized the strikes, urging a return to diplomacy to secure hostages and humanitarian aid. France and Italy echoed concerns, advocating for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations for a permanent resolution.
#economy
GB News: Historic British pub shuts after 160 years following 'unsustainable' trading ahead of Reeves' tax raid on small businesses
The Gun, a historic pub in London, has closed after 160 years due to unsustainable trading conditions exacerbated by rising costs and the impact of COVID-19. Despite a successful GoFundMe campaign, the pub could not survive ongoing financial pressures.
As small businesses await potential tax hikes and cuts to business rate relief in the upcoming Spring Budget, industry leaders warn that many pubs are facing closure. The British Beer and Pub Association highlights the need for urgent reforms to support these establishments.
#military
Times Of Israel: IAF dismisses reservist navigator for refusing to serve due to resumption of war
An Israeli Air Force reservist, Alon Gur, was permanently dismissed after announcing on social media he would not report for duty due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Gur expressed that he felt a "line was crossed" by the government, which he believes is failing its citizens.
His refusal echoes past protests where reservists threatened to boycott service amid government actions. While Gur's case is viewed as isolated, military officials are concerned about a potential trend of refusals among reservists as the war continues.
Fox News: Trans Air Force sergeants take Trump admin to court, say it's 'not possible' to serve as women
Two transgender military service members are suing the Trump administration over executive orders banning transgender individuals from military service and recognizing only two sexes. The lawsuit claims these orders subject them to harmful treatment and jeopardize their careers.
Master Sgt. Logan Ireland and Staff Sgt. Nicholas Bear Bade, who have transitioned from female to male, argue that they cannot serve as their biological sex and fear separation from the military. This lawsuit is one of several challenging the administration's policies on transgender service members.
Forbes: This AI Startup From Harvard Students Is Arming Soldiers For Electronic Warfare
Harvard graduates Alex Wulff, Ben Harpe, and Isaac Struhl founded Distributed Spectrum, focusing on low-cost radio frequency sensors for military applications. They have secured $7 million in contracts from the Department of Defense and raised $25 million in Series A funding, attracting interest from national security agencies.
Their technology, which uses AI to identify signals and threats, addresses the growing need for efficient electronic warfare capabilities, especially highlighted by ongoing conflicts like in Ukraine. The sensors promise to enhance battlefield awareness without relying heavily on trained personnel.
#religion
Breitbart: Astronaut Butch Wilmore Praises Jesus Christ When Asked About Life Lessons from Being Stranded in Space
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore, stranded in space for nine months, credited his faith in Jesus Christ as a key takeaway from his experience. He emphasized that everything happens for a purpose and expressed contentment in understanding God's plan.
Wilmore and fellow astronaut Sunita Williams were rescued from the International Space Station after an extended mission due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner. Their return was facilitated by a collaboration between SpaceX and NASA, supported by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
#outdoors
On The Water: Bob Popovics: Tips for Fly Fishing the Surf
Bob Popovics, a legendary figure in fly fishing, passed away on November 1, 2024. Known for his innovative fly patterns, particularly for surf fishing striped bass, he has left a lasting impact on the sport and inspired many anglers. His teachings emphasized observation and simplicity in gear.
Popovics advocated for a patient approach to surf fishing, focusing on understanding beach conditions and currents. He preferred lightweight equipment and specific fly patterns tailored to seasonal bait. His legacy continues through his contributions to fly-tying literature and the fishing community.