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#illegals
Breitbart: West-Coast Judges Say Trump Admin Must Take In Refugees and Pay for Their Housing
A trio of federal judges in California ruled that President Trump must allow approximately 40,000 refugees approved by President Biden to enter the U.S. This decision contradicts Trump's claims of full presidential authority over immigration and his mandate to reduce migration's civic burden.
In a related ruling, a Seattle judge mandated continued funding for agencies that settle refugees, highlighting the reliance of certain industries on low-cost labor from these migrants. The Biden administration plans to import over 125,000 refugees in the coming year, despite ongoing challenges in managing the influx.
Fox News: Blue state leader sounds alarm about ‘perfect storm’ of Dem immigration policies decimating public safety
Massachusetts state Sen. Ryan Fattman warns that Democratic policies are undermining public safety and increasing living costs. He cites a 2017 ruling that prevents law enforcement from assisting with immigration enforcement, resulting in the release of dangerous criminal illegals.
Fattman highlights the financial burden of the state's "Right to Shelter" law, costing taxpayers over $3 billion since 2021, and reports of abuse within the shelter system. He has introduced the "Shield Act" to allow local law enforcement to work with ICE, aiming to address these issues and restore safety.
GB News: 'Illegal migrant's paradise!' Suella Braverman scolds Labour's 'woefully failing' efforts to tackle Britain's crisis - 'It's a disgrace'
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized the UK legal system as an "illegal migrants' paradise" and condemned the Labour Government's failure to address rising illegal migration. She noted a 40% increase in illegal migrants since Labour took power and called for urgent reforms.
Braverman proposed a "robust approach" including withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights and immediate detention and removal of illegal migrants. She emphasized that the current government has the power to implement these changes but has not done so, failing to protect British interests.
#politics
Fox News: Hunter Biden hires Alex Murdaugh’s lawyer in latest court case; Abbe Lowell out
Hunter Biden has hired attorney Dick Harpootlian to pursue a defamation lawsuit against former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne, who accused him of seeking a bribe from Iranian officials. Biden claims these allegations have cost him significant economic opportunities.
Biden is reportedly dealing with financial challenges, including lagging art sales and debt from previous legal battles. His former attorney, Abbe David Lowell, faced criticism and is also involved in a separate defamation suit.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Intel Report: China Poses Biggest Military, Cyber Threat to U.S.
A U.S. intelligence report identifies China as the primary military and cyber threat to the U.S. and global security, highlighting its advancements towards potential invasion of Taiwan. The report emphasizes China's capabilities in conventional weapons, cyber attacks, and ambitions in artificial intelligence.
Additionally, it warns of China's coercive actions against Taiwan and its efforts to undermine U.S. influence both domestically and internationally. The report also notes that other nations, including Russia and Iran, are collaborating to challenge U.S. dominance, particularly in light of lessons learned from the Ukraine conflict.
Le Monde: US Vice President JD Vance to limit Greenland visit to American military base
Denmark's foreign minister welcomed the US decision to limit a delegation's visit to Greenland's Pituffik Space Base, following criticism of earlier plans for broader engagements. US Vice President JD Vance and his wife will now only visit the military base, avoiding interactions with Greenlandic society.
The change comes amid political tensions in Greenland, where leaders expressed discontent with the original visit plans. Danish officials view the revised itinerary as a positive development, emphasizing respect for Greenlandic sovereignty during this transitional political period.
Forbes: Atlantic Reveals Texts From Trump Officials—With Detailed Timeline Of Houthi Attack Plan
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared specific plans for U.S. military strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen via a group chat on Signal, contradicting previous statements that no "war plans" were discussed. National Security Council confirmed the authenticity of the messages.
The situation raises concerns about security protocols within the National Security Council, as the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic was included in the chat without proper clearance. The story is ongoing and may see further developments.
#military
Le Monde: 'The Atlantic' publishes US attack plan mistakenly shared in chat group
The Atlantic published details from a chat group involving Trump administration officials discussing planned military strikes on Yemen, revealing specific times and aircraft. This followed the administration's denial of any classified information being shared.
President Trump downplayed the leak, asserting that the app used was common among government officials. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz acknowledged the breach and stated he would take responsibility for it.
#crime
Forbes: Tesla Protests And Vandalism Surge: Trump Backs Musk-Promoted Theory Left-Wing Billionaires Are Behind Protests
President Trump suggested that billionaires, including George Soros, may be funding protests against Tesla, echoing claims made by Elon Musk. These protests have involved vandalism and arson at Tesla locations nationwide, with the FBI stating they appear to be conducted by individuals with little planning.
The Justice Department is pursuing charges against individuals involved in the vandalism, labeling it as "domestic terrorism." Trump has called for severe penalties for the perpetrators, proposing they serve time in El Salvador's prisons.