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#illegals
Le Monde: Central American countries caught up in US migration policy
Central American nations are tightening migration controls under pressure from the U.S., leading to a significant drop in migrant flows. Countries like Honduras and El Salvador are cooperating with U.S. deportation policies, resulting in empty shelters and deserted migration routes.
Guatemala has deployed security forces to its borders, while Honduras has agreed to facilitate the return of migrants to Venezuela. This shift in migration dynamics is causing regional tensions, particularly following the detention of Venezuelans in El Salvador, prompting diplomatic responses from Caracas.
#politics
The American Mind: Mixed Signals | The Roundtable Ep. 260
The American Mind’s podcast discusses a mix of current events, including a media frenzy sparked by a mistaken addition of Atlantic reporter Jeff Goldberg to a national security group chat. The episode also highlights Jay Bhattacharya's confirmation to lead the NIH, signaling a potential shift in health policy.
Additionally, the hosts cover topics like messaging security, Biden-era censorship, and falling egg prices, along with reading recommendations related to the pandemic and budget control.
GB News: EXPOSED: Civil Service's sky-rocketing salaries cost taxpayer £20bn despite productivity crash
The UK Civil Service has seen a significant increase in staff, rising by one-third since 2016, costing taxpayers nearly £20 billion last year. Despite this growth, productivity has declined, with a notable rise in high-earning civil servants and backroom staff.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is now under pressure to cut administrative costs by 15% over the next five years, potentially leading to job reductions. However, there is resistance from unions and within her party regarding specific headcount targets.
#society
Breitbart: Karen Bass Pushes Green Agenda in Rebuild: Faster Permits for 'All-Electric' Homes
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has introduced an executive order aimed at expediting the rebuilding of homes in the Pacific Palisades, encouraging residents to construct all-electric homes to enhance fire resistance. The initiative seeks to streamline permitting and promote resilient infrastructure.
This move aligns with broader efforts to address climate-related disasters, though it comes amid ongoing debates over the viability of abandoning natural gas. Past attempts to ban gas in new constructions have faced pushback, highlighting the complexities of transitioning to renewable energy sources in California.