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#illegals
Fox News: Trump calls for judge in deportation legal battle to be impeached
President Trump called for the impeachment of U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg, criticizing his recent decision to block deportation flights to El Salvador. Trump claimed the judge, appointed by Obama, was part of a "Radical Left" agenda and asserted that he was acting on behalf of voters who oppose illegal immigration.
Trump emphasized that his electoral victory was largely due to his stance on immigration and expressed frustration with what he described as "Crooked Judges." He reiterated his commitment to keeping dangerous criminals out of the U.S.
The Western Journal: Watch: Tom Homan Gives One-Sentence History Lesson to Reporter Who Complained About 'Old Law'
Border czar Tom Homan defended President Trump's use of the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal alien gang members, countering claims that the law is outdated. He emphasized that age does not invalidate laws, comparing it to the enduring authority of the Constitution.
Homan's remarks highlight the ongoing debate over immigration enforcement and the legitimacy of using historical laws in contemporary policy. He dismissed the argument against the law's relevance, asserting that there are no strong objections to deporting dangerous individuals.
#politics
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Snaps Back at CNN's Kaitlan Collins Over Biden 'Evidence' Question: 'You're a Reporter'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt engaged in a tense exchange with CNN's Kaitlan Collins regarding President Biden's awareness of pardons signed via autopen. Leavitt questioned whether Biden knew his signature was being used without his consent, citing concerns even among Biden administration officials.
Collins countered that Biden had previously discussed the pardons, prompting Leavitt to challenge her to investigate further. The debate highlights ongoing scrutiny of Biden's cognitive health and the legitimacy of his executive actions, particularly regarding pardons issued while he was on vacation.
The Telegraph: Modi joins Truth Social in overture to Trump
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has joined Truth Social, the platform founded by Donald Trump, marking a rare move by a world leader. In his inaugural post, he shared a photo with Trump from their 2019 meeting in Houston, expressing eagerness to engage with users on the platform.
Modi's entry into Truth Social signals a potential strengthening of ties with the U.S. and an interest in connecting with a broader audience.
#society
GB News: M25 gets ready to close for the second time this weekend with drivers warned to avoid roads
Drivers are advised of upcoming M25 closures this weekend, impacting junctions 10 and 11 from March 21 to 24, to facilitate bridge demolition work. Significant traffic disruptions are expected, and motorists are urged to plan alternative routes and allow extra travel time.
National Highways has implemented diversions to manage congestion, with specific routes for clockwise and anticlockwise traffic. The project aims to enhance safety and traffic flow, with completion anticipated in 2026. Future closures are scheduled for April 11-14.
The Western Journal: Fox News' Kayleigh McEnany Makes 'Big Announcement' About Her Family
Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany announced she is pregnant with her third child, expected in June. She shared the news on "Outnumbered" and displayed an ultrasound photo, expressing excitement for the new addition to her family, which includes two children.
McEnany reflected on the special moments with her daughter, Blake, who is excited about the baby. She plans to have a gender reveal on the show soon.
Fox News: FBI issues spring break travel warning after American college student's disappearance
The State Department and FBI Los Angeles are urging spring break travelers to exercise caution and stay vigilant while abroad. This warning follows the disappearance of University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki in the Dominican Republic, highlighting potential risks for travelers.
Travelers are advised to check travel advisories, avoid traveling alone, and be aware of their surroundings. The FBI has issued safety tips, including using authorized transportation and being cautious of new acquaintances. Certain Caribbean destinations, including Haiti and Jamaica, have heightened travel warnings due to safety concerns.
Fox News: Barnard 'poisoned' by 'DEI propaganda,' says influencer who uncovered anti-Israel sentiment on campus
Pro-Israel influencer Zach Sage Fox went undercover near Barnard College, posing as an anti-Israel activist. He recorded conversations with students who expressed antisemitic views, revealing their unfiltered opinions on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Fox noted a disturbing trend of antisemitism among students.
Fox criticized the influence of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on campus, claiming they contribute to a hostile environment for Jewish students. He advocates for the elimination of DEI programs and mask mandates to curb disruptive protests.