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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Trump Secured Border for Only 0.2% of the Cost of the Border Crisis
The Southwest border mission has reportedly cost $330 million, with over $40 million allocated to Guantanamo Bay. In contrast, the House Budget Committee estimates the cost of the border crisis at $150 billion, with some estimates reaching $200 billion.
The $330 million spent represents only 0.2% of the lower estimate for the crisis. Comparatively, DHS allocated $380 million for migrant-affected areas in August 2024, highlighting a significant disparity in spending on border security versus the costs associated with open borders.
#society
Fox News: Judge blocks Oregon city at center of SCOTUS homelessness ruling from enforcing ban on encampments
An Oregon judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing Grants Pass from enforcing camping restrictions unless the city increases capacity at approved camping sites and ensures accessibility for people with disabilities. The ruling stems from a lawsuit by Disability Rights Oregon, which claims the city discriminated against disabled individuals.
The judge's order prohibits the city from citing or removing homeless individuals from public properties unless the conditions are met. Grants Pass has faced challenges managing homelessness, with many encampments linked to drug use and litter. Mayor Clint Scherf expressed disappointment over the ruling.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Mystery ‘vanishing island’ sparks raft of theories after vanishing from maps - 'Cover up?!'
Bermeja Island in the Gulf of Mexico has vanished from maps since the 20th century, sparking debate about its disappearance. While some theories suggest erosion or cartographic errors, others speculate a potential cover-up due to its strategic location for oil reserves.
Geographer Jesús Israel Baxin Martínez argues that the most likely explanation is a long-standing cartographic mistake, rather than a conspiracy. Despite expeditions failing to locate the island, the mystery of Bermeja continues to intrigue scholars and conspiracy theorists alike.