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#illegals
Breitbart: Donald Trump Secures Extradition of Illegal Alien Accused of Killing Sarah Root
The Trump administration has secured the extradition of Eswin Mejia, an illegal alien from Honduras, accused of killing 21-year-old Sarah Root in a drunk driving incident in 2016. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced this development, emphasizing the pursuit of justice for Root.
Mejia had previously been released into the U.S. by the Obama administration and fled after posting bond. Sarah Root's mother criticized the system that allowed Mejia to evade justice, highlighting the impact of illegal immigration policies.
Fox News: Democrat mayor blasted for vowing to make major city ‘safe haven’ for illegal immigrants
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reaffirmed his commitment to making the city a "safe haven" for undocumented immigrants, stating that Minneapolis police will not inquire about immigration status. This stance aligns with other Democratic leaders resisting federal immigration enforcement.
In response, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer criticized Frey, arguing that his policies endanger public safety and prioritize illegal immigrants over residents. Emmer highlighted past incidents involving illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds as evidence of the risks posed by Frey's approach.
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: DOJ Weighs Playing 'State Secrets' Card in Deportation Fight
High school graduates are suing school districts for being illiterate, while the Justice Department considers invoking state secrets privilege regarding Trump-era deportation flights. This move could allow withholding information for national security reasons.
Trump's administration faces scrutiny over various issues, including a crackdown on illegal migrants in Puerto Rico and a bill to ban autopen signatures on presidential pardons. Meanwhile, Boeing is set to develop a new fighter jet under Trump's announcement.
Breitbart: Report: Joe Biden’s Offer to Help Dems Campaign ‘Seems to Have Fallen Flat'
Former President Joe Biden is reportedly attempting to regain favor with Democratic leaders by offering support for the party after their recent electoral defeat. Despite his outreach, many within the party feel he represents the past and are seeking fresh leadership, with some expressing frustration over his continued involvement.
While some Democrats still hold admiration for Biden, others prefer to distance themselves from the failed 2024 campaign and seek a unifying message from younger leaders. Opinions are divided on Biden's potential role, with some suggesting he could be an asset in the future but emphasizing the need for new leadership now.
Le Monde: The two opposing views of October 7 and its aftermath
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is seen through two lenses, especially after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks. Some view this event as a continuation of a long-standing conflict dating back to 1948, while others see it as a transformative moment that alters previous dynamics.
This division has significant political, legal, and moral implications, with discussions on the nature of Hamas's actions—distinguishing between military resistance and acts of terrorism against civilians. The majority of casualties have been civilians, raising questions about international law and historical context.
Fox News: Trump admin asks federal judge to dissolve injunction barring transgender military ban
The Trump administration has requested a federal judge in D.C. to lift an injunction blocking its ban on transgender service members, arguing that the policy is based on medical conditions rather than discrimination against transgender individuals. The administration cites new guidance from the Department of Defense as a significant change supporting their request.
During a hearing, Judge Ana Reyes expressed a desire for the Defense Department to delay the ban's implementation for further appeals. She emphasized the need to balance military readiness with equal protection rights, highlighting that the current ban does not achieve that balance.
The Federalist: Trump's Intel Agencies Are Trying To Sabotage Him Again
A New York Times report claims that the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang is not connected to the Venezuelan government, contradicting the Trump administration's stance that the gang is involved in destabilizing the U.S. Intelligence agencies reportedly have “moderate confidence” in this conclusion, with the FBI dissenting.
This situation raises concerns about the intelligence community's alignment with anti-Trump sentiments, reminiscent of tactics used during Trump's first term to undermine his presidency. The president's authority on immigration matters is emphasized as needing defense against opposition from within his own intelligence agencies.
#society
Fox News: Throwing a spring wedding? Decorate with this affordable wedding decor
Spring weddings can be both beautiful and budget-friendly with the right floral décor. Options include pastel-colored tablecloths, floral table runners, mini bouquets in vintage vases, and floral arches, all available at affordable prices from retailers like Amazon and Walmart.
Additional décor ideas include watering can vases, small lanterns, flower garlands, floral plates, and fairy lights to enhance the ambiance. These elements can create a romantic spring atmosphere while keeping costs manageable.
Fox News: Sudan's military says it has retaken Khartoum's Republican Palace, seat of country's government
Sudan's military has retaken the Republican Palace in Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), marking a significant symbolic victory after nearly two years of conflict. While the military claims control, the RSF continues to hold territory in Darfur and nearby areas, suggesting the war is far from over.
The ongoing conflict has resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with over 28,000 deaths and millions displaced. Access to food and medical supplies has been severely restricted, exacerbating the plight of civilians caught in the fighting. Both sides face allegations of human rights abuses amid the turmoil.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: The Russians are at the gates. Obviously it’s time for France to pick a fight with Britain
The European Union has announced a €150 billion fund to rearm Europe, excluding the UK and US from participation. This decision, influenced by French demands for concessions, limits access to defense spending for key allies and may benefit Russia by weakening European military readiness.
The exclusion of major defense producers from the UK and US raises concerns about the effectiveness of the fund amid a potential European war. European nations, particularly those reliant on UK defense partnerships, may find themselves at a disadvantage as they face pressing security threats.
#military
Times Of Israel: As fighting in Gaza resumes, Israel needs to combat reservist burnout, war weariness
Israel has intensified its military operations in Gaza, signaling that the latest campaign is just the beginning. However, public support for the war is waning, with many reservists reluctant to return after lengthy deployments. Protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government have escalated, fueled by accusations of political motivations behind the renewed strikes.
Reservists are reporting increased burnout and a decline in attendance rates, raising concerns about the military's ability to sustain a prolonged ground offensive. Analysts suggest that without clear strategic objectives, the situation could lead to further discontent among troops and the public.
The Economist: Armin Papperger: the German arms boss Russia wants dead
Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall, Germany’s largest arms manufacturer, has increased his security following a foiled Russian assassination plot. His protection now matches that of Germany's chancellor, reflecting the heightened risks in the current geopolitical climate.
Germany's defense sector is under pressure to ramp up production and secure larger government contracts amidst ongoing tensions in Europe. The situation underscores the urgent need for increased military spending as global threats escalate.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Friday 21st March
Vicar Jonny David highlights the privilege of accompanying individuals at the end of life, emphasizing the humbling nature of this experience. He notes that aging and dying often evoke fear and a sense of loss regarding material possessions, status, and identity.
#education
Breitbart: DoE Secretary: Trump ‘Not Looking to Defund Services that Go to States’
President Trump has signed an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education, with Education Secretary Linda McMahon assuring that funding for states will not be defunded, particularly for programs like IDEA that support students with disabilities. She emphasized that the administration aims to improve education and maintain necessary services.
McMahon stated that the elimination of the department will require congressional action, as it was established by Congress in 1979. She expressed hope for bipartisan support in reforming education and transferring responsibilities to states while ensuring that funding for essential programs remains intact.
#crime
Fox News: 'Where is he?' Arizona yoga instructor vanishes after going on blind date
Marcus Freiberger, a 45-year-old yoga instructor in Phoenix, went missing before a scheduled blind date on February 21. Friends and family describe him as personable and magnetic, with a history of overcoming drug addiction. He was last seen at a downtown parking garage.
Authorities have not found Freiberger but stated there is no indication he is in imminent danger. His beloved dog, Thomas, was left alone, raising concerns among his family. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Phoenix Police.