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21 Mar 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Federal judge blocks ‘abolish ICE’ activist and illegal immigrant from being deported
A federal judge in Colorado has temporarily blocked the deportation of illegal immigrant and "abolish ICE" activist Jeanette Vizguerra, pending a hearing next week. The ruling prevents ICE officials from removing her while her case is reviewed by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Vizguerra, who has been in the U.S. illegally for years and has previously been deported, was arrested by ICE, sparking controversy and criticism from local officials. Some argue her arrest is justified due to her unlawful status, while others claim it reflects a failure of immigration enforcement policies.
Breitbart: Tom Homan: Anchor Baby Policy is 'Magnet for More Illegal Immigration'
Tom Homan, former Border Czar under President Trump, argues that birthright citizenship for U.S.-born children of illegal aliens incentivizes illegal immigration. He cites a significant number of family units with U.S. citizen children that were ordered deported during the Obama administration.
The Supreme Court is set to address the issue, with the Immigration Reform Law Institute asserting that the 14th Amendment does not grant citizenship to children of illegal aliens. Estimates suggest that 225,000 to 250,000 "anchor babies" are born annually to illegal immigrant parents.
#politics
Forbes: Columbia Agrees To Trump Administration’s Demands After Losing $400 Million In Federal Funds
Columbia University has agreed to implement changes demanded by the Trump administration, including restrictions on mask usage during protests, hiring new campus police officers, and increased oversight of certain academic departments, after losing $400 million in federal funding over antisemitism allegations related to pro-Palestinian protests.
The university will require protestors to show identification when asked, while allowing masks for religious or medical reasons. Columbia has also suspended or expelled some students involved in a protest occupation and appointed a new provost to review Middle Eastern studies programs. Critics argue these changes threaten academic freedom.
#society
Breitbart: Exclusive – DOJ to Investigate Anti-White Discrimination in Rhode Island Public Schools
The DOJ has launched an investigation into the Rhode Island Department of Education and Providence Public Schools for potential discrimination against white teachers. The inquiry focuses on a student loan repayment program offered exclusively to non-white teachers, which may violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
The investigation aims to determine if these practices constitute a pattern of employment discrimination. The DOJ has the authority to investigate local government employers suspected of violating equal employment opportunities.
Breitbart: Trans Bathroom Bans Pass in Tennessee, New Hampshire
Legislation in Tennessee and New Hampshire aims to restrict transgender individuals from using women's public bathrooms, with New Hampshire's HB 148 allowing schools and facilities to bar transgender access based on birth gender. This bill is set to roll back some non-discrimination protections.
Tennessee's House Bill 64 has also passed and is awaiting the governor's signature, enforcing similar restrictions in schools. Advocates argue these measures are necessary to protect women's privacy and safety in shared spaces. Similar laws have emerged in other states over the years.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Turkey, Fire in London, and Volcano Eruption in Indonesia
A drone attack in Odesa, Ukraine, destroyed a shopping mall, highlighting ongoing conflict in the region. Meanwhile, the European Commission is working on a Steel Action Plan to boost the EU steel sector amid challenges from high energy costs and competition, particularly from Asia.
In other global news, anti-government protests in Serbia have intensified following a train station roof collapse that resulted in 16 deaths. Additionally, a pipeline spill in Ecuador has led to a state of emergency, affecting water supply for hundreds of thousands.
The Telegraph: The cancer of October 7 denial is spreading. Its antidote is this forensic account of Hamas’s crimes
The October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel resulted in the deaths of 1,141 individuals from 44 nations, with extensive evidence documenting the atrocities committed by Hamas. Despite the overwhelming documentation, widespread denial persists regarding the nature of the attacks, including claims of civilian targeting and acts of violence.
A recent report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for UK-Israel details the events of that day, providing a comprehensive account of the attacks and the victims. It highlights the need for accurate historical records amidst the misinformation surrounding the incident, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the truth of these events.
#crime
GB News: Man found guilty of murder and dismemberment of pensioner after headless torso found scattered around Manchester
Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, has been convicted of murdering and dismembering 67-year-old Stuart Everett in Salford. The crime occurred on March 27, 2022, and body parts were discovered scattered around the city weeks later.
Majerkiewicz used a hammer to kill Everett and a hacksaw to dismember him. CCTV footage showed him disposing of the victim's remains.