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#illegals
The Western Journal: Teddy Roosevelt's 1919 Quote on Immigration Is the Single Best Take We've Ever Heard
Theodore Roosevelt's 1919 statement on immigration emphasizes the importance of assimilation for immigrants, insisting they must embrace American identity fully, including language and loyalty to the nation. He argued that any divided allegiance undermines true Americanism.
Roosevelt's views raise questions about modern immigration policies and the challenges of divided loyalties, contrasting his beliefs with current debates on illegal immigration and cultural integration.
The Western Journal: 250 Years Ago Alexander Hamilton Told Us How to Handle These Anti-Trump Judges
U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's efforts to deport illegal immigrants with alleged gang affiliations, citing the need for individualized hearings. This ruling raises questions about judicial overreach and venue-shopping, as the cases involve detainees in Texas.
The article references Alexander Hamilton's views on the judiciary's limited power, arguing that the courts cannot enforce their judgments without executive support. It suggests that the current judicial actions reflect a departure from the original intent of the Constitution, highlighting concerns over the role of judges in immigration matters.
#politics
Le Monde: Trump can't stop 'sustainability revolution,' says Al Gore in Paris
Former Vice President Al Gore criticized President Trump's approach to climate change, labeling it "extremely hostile." He acknowledged the administration's limited power to halt the "sustainability revolution" and expressed optimism about the resilience of environmental progress despite political challenges.
Gore highlighted public support for the rule of law, suggesting that Trump's executive orders may face judicial pushback. He also condemned the administration's treatment of universities and activists while expressing concern over a court ruling against Greenpeace. Gore believes upcoming elections will reflect public sentiment on Trump's policies.
Fox News: ROLLING CONTROVERSY: Far-left Dem Jasmine Crockett faces week of backlash amid 'unhinged' comments
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, faces potential censure and backlash after a series of controversial remarks, including suggesting violence against Sen. Ted Cruz and mocking wheelchair-bound Gov. Greg Abbott. Her comments have drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle, including from President Trump.
Crockett has refused to apologize for her remarks, claiming they were misinterpreted, while her chief of staff stated that she meant no harm. Additionally, she dismissed concerns over trans inclusion in sports as a distraction, further fueling scrutiny of her statements.
Le Monde: 'The Trump revolution undermines the British 'splendid isolation,' encouraging them to reconsider Brexit'
Brexit supporters are now reflecting on Charles de Gaulle's vision of a European "third force," as US foreign policy shifts under Donald Trump prompts a reevaluation of Britain's stance on EU defense cooperation. A recent YouGov poll indicates that 69% of Britons support a defense agreement with the EU.
This shift in public opinion suggests a growing willingness among the British to engage in collective European defense efforts, with 59% favoring participation in a pan-European army. This marks a significant change from previous sentiments regarding Brexit and military alliances.
#society
GB News: UK weather: Parts of Britain to soar to 23C as Mother's Day sunshine sends temperatures rocketing
Britain is set to experience sunny skies and rising temperatures this week, particularly on Mother's Day, with highs reaching 17C in southern England. While some areas may see patchy rain, the overall forecast indicates dry and fine weather, especially from Tuesday to Thursday.
Temperatures could peak at 23C later in the week, with high pressure bringing settled conditions. However, cooler nights and potential overnight frosts are expected, especially in rural areas. Breezy conditions may persist along coastal regions, with some low cloud or sea fog.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Danish official strikes back at Vance's Greenland comments: 'We do not appreciate the tone'
Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen criticized the Trump administration's "tone" regarding Greenland, asserting that it is not appropriate for close allies. This response followed Vice President JD Vance's remarks at a military base in Greenland, where he accused Denmark of failing to ensure the territory's security.
Rasmussen acknowledged the U.S.'s need for a stronger military presence in Greenland and emphasized that both nations should work together under the existing defense agreement. He highlighted Denmark's recent investment in Arctic security and called for greater collaboration among NATO allies in the region.
#health
Times Of Israel: In breakthrough, Israeli-led team activates dormant bone marrow cells for transplants
An Israeli-led research team has developed a groundbreaking method to activate adult stem cells in the lab, enhancing bone marrow regeneration for transplant recipients. This innovation could significantly improve success rates for patients, especially those with depleted stem cell counts due to chemotherapy or genetic disorders.
The method involves the Fli-1 transcription factor, which activates dormant stem cells, allowing for a greater supply for transplantation. The research team anticipates that clinical trials could begin within five years, potentially expanding applications to other tissues beyond bone marrow.
#crime
Times Of Israel: UAE reportedly sentences 3 Uzbek nationals to death over killing of Chabad rabbi
Three men have been sentenced to death in the UAE for the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was found dead in November 2024. The suspects, Uzbek nationals, were arrested in Turkey and allegedly planned to kidnap Kogan and take him to Oman.
Kogan, a rabbi promoting Jewish life in the UAE, was buried in Jerusalem. His wife, Rivky, is related to a rabbi killed in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack. Israeli officials believe Kogan's murder was a terror act, not necessarily linked to Iran.