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#illegals
Breitbart: Donald Trump Reopening Huge Detention Center for Illegals that Biden Shut Down
The Trump administration is reopening an immigration detention center in Baldwin, Michigan, previously closed by the Biden administration. This facility will accommodate nearly 2,000 illegal aliens, addressing the need for increased federal immigration processing space.
GEO Group has secured a contract with ICE, emphasizing the importance of such centers for holding criminal illegal aliens. Advocates urge Congress to increase ICE funding to support mass deportation efforts, as nearly 8 million illegal aliens remain on ICE's non-detained docket.
#politics
The Federalist: Wyoming Enacts Voter Proof Of Citizenship Law Without Gov.
Wyoming has enacted a law requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration, despite Governor Mark Gordon's refusal to sign it. The law mandates valid identification, such as a driver's license or passport, and a 30-day residency requirement before elections.
Secretary of State Chuck Gray hailed the law as a victory for election integrity, while Gordon criticized it as redundant and potentially disenfranchising for some voters. The legislation positions Wyoming as the first state to implement such a requirement for all elections.
Breitbart: Jamaal Bowman: Musk Is 'Incompetent' — 'He’s a Thief, He’s a Nazi'
Former Rep. Jamaal Bowman criticized Tesla CEO Elon Musk on CNN, labeling him as "incompetent," a "thief," and a "Nazi." He argued that public trust in Musk is low, citing his management decisions and legal issues regarding layoffs.
Joe Borelli countered that Bowman's claims reflect typical Democratic responses during Republican leadership, asserting that such town hall reactions are organized rather than indicative of widespread discontent.
The Telegraph: I tried to join a protest for the Serbian president. His thugs threw me out
In Belgrade, a pro-government protest camp claims to represent students wanting to study, but its members often appear more aggressive than academic. Critics see this as a reflection of President Aleksandar Vucic's strongman tactics, reminiscent of Slobodan Milosevic.
While Vucic has maintained stability and secured EU aid, he also aligns with Russia and has ties to Donald Trump. His leadership style and potential downfall could have significant implications for the region.
The Federalist: Complaint Asks Feds To Probe Alleged College GOTV Scheme
A former Illinois GOP House candidate has filed a complaint with the Education Department, alleging that several Midwestern colleges violated the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) by sharing protected student data with third parties for voter registration and get-out-the-vote efforts. The complaint claims these actions compromise student privacy rights.
The complaint specifically targets universities involved in the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, asserting that they unlawfully disclose student information without consent. The filing requests an investigation and legal action against schools that fail to comply with FERPA regulations.
Fox News: GOP rep sounds alarm over Dems 'inciting far-left activists' after private luncheon protest turns physical
Protesters disrupted a private luncheon in New York, targeting Rep. Mike Lawler over Republican spending cuts. The event turned physical as attendees clashed with protesters, who had bought tickets to the event. Lawler's team accused Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of inciting such protests.
Schumer had previously stated that Democrats were mobilizing to confront Republicans in their districts over policy decisions. Lawler's communications director condemned the violence and suggested Schumer's comments encouraged harassment of GOP members. The incident reflects ongoing tensions between political factions.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Trump staged a putsch at the Kennedy Center, and he didn't choose this cultural jewel at random'
Donald Trump has taken control of the Kennedy Center, appointing himself president and replacing the board with allies, including figures from the conservative media. This marks a significant shift in the center's traditionally bipartisan governance, as Trump aims to use the venue to challenge left-wing elites.
His actions at this prominent cultural institution reflect a broader strategy to assert influence over federally funded arts, leveraging its visibility to bolster his political agenda. The Kennedy Center, with its extensive programming and audience reach, serves as a symbolic battleground in Trump's cultural war.
#education
Breitbart: Tim Walz: We Are Back to Segregation Without the Department of Education
Governor Tim Walz expressed concerns about the potential closure of the Department of Education, stating it could lead to a regression in educational equity and segregation. He criticized former President Trump and the far-right for undermining public education and civil rights protections.
Walz emphasized the importance of the Department in ensuring access to education for all students, regardless of their background. He warned that without federal oversight, local decisions could lead to increased segregation in schools.
The Western Journal: Watch: The Barely Seen Trump Quote on Teachers That the Establishment Media Wishes He Never Said
President Trump announced an executive order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education, emphasizing the importance of teachers and advocating for their better treatment. He expressed a belief that states would manage education more effectively, potentially rewarding good teachers.
The commentary critiques the current education system, arguing it perpetuates mediocrity and prioritizes bureaucracy over effective teaching. Trump's initiative is seen as a necessary step to empower teachers and improve education by reducing the influence of ineffective educational administrators.
#sports
Breitbart: WATCH: Trans Runner Destroys Competition at High School Track Meet
Transgender runner Ada Gallagher, 17, dominated the high school girls’ 400M race in Portland, Oregon, winning by seven seconds. This follows a controversial victory last year in both the 200M and 400M events, leading to protests and the firing of an opposing coach.
Gallagher's recent performances have sparked significant backlash on social media.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: An Overview of What's NEW from Ski-Doo for 2026
Ski-Doo has introduced its 2026 snowmobile lineup, emphasizing significant updates to the Expedition series and notable weight reductions in the Summit model. These changes reflect the brand's commitment to innovation and performance in the snowmobiling industry.
#technology
GB News: Google Pixel 9a announced with 100-hour battery life, bigger screen, and incredible UK price
Google has unveiled the Pixel 9a, priced at £499, featuring a 5,100mAh battery, a 48MP main camera, and advanced AI capabilities. It offers a sleek design, improved durability (IP68 rating), and a 6.3-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
The Pixel 9a promises seven years of software updates and is expected to launch in April. It aims to provide exceptional value in the mid-range smartphone market, competing against rivals like Samsung.