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#illegals
Fox News: Fort Myers mayor calls tearful Florida city council vote on ICE-local police agreement 'embarrassing'
Fort Myers Mayor Kevin Anderson expressed disappointment and embarrassment after a city council vote on cooperation with ICE failed 3-3, with two members emotional over the decision. The proposed agreement would have allowed local police to assist in detaining illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier warned the council that their vote could classify Fort Myers as a sanctuary city, risking penalties. Governor Ron DeSantis emphasized the need for local compliance with federal immigration enforcement laws. An emergency meeting is planned to revisit the memorandum.
#politics
Fox News: FCC plans major DEI crackdown with help of conservative firebrand
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is committed to eliminating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs from regulated companies. He has partnered with conservative activist Robby Starbuck to enforce existing civil rights laws and ensure compliance with Trump’s executive orders against DEI.
Carr has initiated investigations into major telecom companies like Verizon and Comcast for their DEI policies, which he claims promote discrimination. He intends to withhold FCC transaction approvals from companies that do not dismantle their DEI initiatives.
#society
GB News: DVSA faces backlash over 'flawed' MOT fraud plans which 'compromises road safety' for millions of drivers
The DVSA's initiative to combat MOT fraud, particularly "ghost MOTs," has drawn criticism from experts who warn it may compromise testing standards. New measures require testers to photograph vehicles as evidence of inspection, but concerns about digital manipulation and inadequate enforcement persist.
Despite DVSA claims of improved fraud detection, a recent report indicated over 10% of cars passing MOTs in 2023 should have failed, highlighting potential safety risks. Industry insiders argue that stagnant testing fees hinder investment in equipment and standards, raising questions about the effectiveness of technology in addressing fraud.
Front Page Magazine: Spencer Video: The Left's Romance with Mahmoud Khalil
Robert Spencer discusses the Left's admiration for Mahmoud Khalil, suggesting it stems from his anti-American sentiments. He argues that Khalil should be deported due to this hostility towards the U.S.
The conversation reflects broader concerns about the influence of extremist ideologies within American society.
#education
The Western Journal: Karoline Leavitt Lays Out Disturbing Facts That Explain Why Trump Signed Department of Education Death Sentence
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt presented alarming statistics on the failures of the Department of Education before President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle it. She highlighted declining math and reading scores among students and called the current educational status quo ineffective.
Leavitt emphasized that the department, established in 1979, has not improved educational outcomes and that Trump's action is a necessary step toward reform. The order aims to return educational authority to states and promote alternatives like homeschooling.
#sports
Forbes: NCAA March Madness: Less Than 3% Of Brackets Remain Perfect On First Day Of Tournament
As the NCAA March Madness tournament kicked off, only about 800,000 of the 34 million brackets submitted remained perfect after the first day. The biggest upset came from No. 12 seed McNeese State defeating No. 5 seed Clemson, significantly reducing the number of perfect brackets.
The odds of completing a perfect bracket are astronomically low, estimated at one in 9.22 quintillion for random guesses. Various prizes are offered for perfect or top brackets, including a trip to Mars and cash rewards. Historically, no one has ever achieved a perfect bracket.
#other
Daily Mirror: Labour poll shows most and least popular cabinet member as Starmer faces fury
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