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#illegals
The Western Journal: Maxine Waters Breaks Down in Public, Spouts Bizarrely Wild Lies About Melania as Ignorant Crowd Eats It Up
Rep. Maxine Waters suggested at a California rally that President Trump should deport first lady Melania Trump, likening her to illegal immigrants. She questioned the legality of Melania's parents' citizenship, despite them being U.S. citizens since 2018.
Waters' comments were met with confusion, as Melania immigrated legally and became a U.S. citizen in 2006. Critics argue that Waters' statements reflect a lack of understanding and coherence regarding immigration issues.
Fox News: Teen on Royal Caribbean cruise attacked by HIV-infected illegal immigrant: police
Two Mexican illegal immigrants, Jose Prudencio Diaz and Ricardo Daniel Mondragon Leal, were arrested for allegedly molesting a 14-year-old boy on a Royal Caribbean cruise. Charges include child molestation, sexual battery, and failure to disclose an HIV infection.
The incident reportedly occurred in a sauna, where the suspects forced the victim to engage in sexual acts. Both men are in custody with ICE detainers. No further details have been released.
Fox News: HUD joins forces with DHS to ensure federal housing resources go to US citizens, not illegal immigrants
HUD Secretary Scott Turner and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem have launched a new initiative to prevent federal housing funds from going to illegal immigrants. This partnership aims to end what they describe as the misappropriation of taxpayer resources, prioritizing U.S. citizens, particularly veterans.
The initiative will enhance data sharing between the two departments and ensure compliance with existing laws that restrict public housing assistance to illegal immigrants. This move follows concerns about significant taxpayer costs associated with noncitizen households utilizing public assistance programs.
#politics
Forbes: Trump Expected To Slash Planned Parenthood Funding, Report Says
The Trump administration plans to freeze approximately $20 million in funding for Planned Parenthood amid a review of compliance with directives to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives among federal contractors. This funding freeze is part of a broader $120 million hold on family planning grants.
The Health and Human Services Department is assessing whether grant recipients are adhering to Trump's executive orders. The move aligns with ongoing conservative efforts to defund Planned Parenthood due to its abortion services. Legal challenges may complicate the implementation of this funding freeze.
GB News: Rachel Reeves's ticket freebies branded 'inappropriate' by Labour Minister in fresh humiliation for Chancellor
Labour Minister Matthew Pennycook criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for accepting free concert and theatre tickets, stating it is "not appropriate." He emphasized that he would pay for his own tickets and called for Reeves to address her "addiction to freebies" amid concerns over family finances.
Reeves defended her actions, citing security reasons for accepting the tickets, which were not available for purchase. Critics argue that her focus on entertainment shows a disconnect from pressing economic issues.
The Telegraph: AfD hits all-time high in polls after Merz’s ‘biggest deception in history’
Alternative for Germany (AfD) has reached a historic polling high of 23.5%, closely trailing the CDU at 27%. This surge follows backlash against the CDU's significant debt plan for military expansion, which the AfD has labeled a major deception.
The rise in support reflects growing discontent with traditional conservative policies. Recent polls indicate the AfD is gaining traction, with one showing them just three points behind the CDU.
Breitbart: 1,100+ Arrested Protesting Detention of Erdogan Presidential Rival in Turkey
Turkey has arrested over 1,100 individuals following the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a prominent opposition figure and candidate for the 2028 presidential election. The arrests are tied to protests against İmamoğlu's alleged corruption charges and accusations of terrorist associations.
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya stated that the detained face various criminal charges, including violence against law enforcement. Protests have erupted across major cities, with supporters condemning the government's actions as politically motivated. The CHP party has labeled İmamoğlu's arrest a “coup” and plans to challenge the ruling government.
#society
Le Monde: Dror Mishani, Israeli writer: 'The trauma of October 7 has turned us into a society obsessed with revenge'
Israeli writer Dror Mishani reflects on the trauma following the October 7 attacks, expressing concern over society's obsession with revenge and the dehumanization of Palestinians. In his new book, he emphasizes the need to stop the ongoing war to protect both Israeli and Palestinian lives.
Mishani argues that the continuation of violence threatens the future of both communities and calls for a shift in focus from merely freeing hostages to ending the conflict altogether.
The Federalist: ‘Free Speech’ Group Forces TX School To Host Trans Sex Shows
Texas A&M University has been ordered by a federal judge to host drag shows after the school banned them, citing concerns over creating a hostile environment for women. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) sued the university, claiming the performances are protected as free speech.
The judge's ruling has sparked debate over the interpretation of the First Amendment, with critics arguing that obscenity and lewdness should not fall under its protections. This case highlights ongoing tensions regarding free expression and the limits of acceptable conduct in public institutions.
The Telegraph: I was detained by Chinese police after classmate in Britain spied on me
Chinese students in the UK, like Haoyu, face intimidation for protesting against the Chinese government, particularly during the White Paper Movement against Xi Jinping's Covid policies. Reports indicate that dissenters receive threats and backlash from peers and organizations linked to the Chinese state.
Concerns are rising that UK universities are not adequately protecting these students due to the financial ties with China, as approximately 150,000 Chinese students contribute £2.3 billion in fees annually.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Hardball: Forget Tariffs, Trump Is Cutting Off Most Precious Resource from Mexico - Water
The Trump administration has denied Mexico's request for water from the Colorado River, marking a significant departure from the 1944 treaty that governs water sharing between the two nations. This decision stems from Mexico's failure to deliver its obligated water to Texas, impacting local agriculture.
Texas farmers are facing a crisis due to these water shortages, prompting the U.S. government to allocate $280 million in relief funds. The ongoing dispute highlights Mexico's noncompliance with the treaty, which has left farmers in the Rio Grande Valley struggling for resources.
#education
Le Monde: Donald Trump's fearsome intimidation strategy against judges, lawyers, media or universities
The Trump administration is employing aggressive tactics against universities, particularly Columbia University, to enforce oversight and curb dissent related to Israel's actions in Gaza. This strategy includes threats of federal funding cuts, creating a climate of fear among academic institutions.
Prominent conservative figures, like Christopher Rufo, support this approach, viewing it as a means to challenge perceived elitism in higher education. Several universities in Michigan are also facing similar funding threats, highlighting the administration's broad strategy against academic freedom.
#crime
The Western Journal: Fake Hate: Forensics Team Finds Damning Evidence Inside Knot of Noose Found on Black Employee's Desk
LaTarsha Brown, an Allentown, Pennsylvania government employee, has been charged with faking a hate crime after claiming to find a noose on her desk. DNA evidence revealed that the only DNA on the noose belonged to Brown herself, leading to charges of false reporting and evidence tampering.
The incident sparked protests alleging racial discrimination, prompting an investigation. Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk expressed shock at the fabrication, while the former NAACP secretary urged the public not to judge Brown before her trial. Brown's preliminary hearing is set for April 22.