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#illegals
Fox News: DHS ending participation in naturalization ceremonies in sanctuary jurisdictions
The Department of Homeland Security will cease participation in naturalization ceremonies held in localities with sanctuary policies, which limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. USCIS will instead conduct ceremonies in federally owned venues or private spaces.
Officials argue that sanctuary policies jeopardize public safety and law enforcement, labeling them as contrary to constitutional principles. The change will not impact individuals' eligibility for naturalization.
Fox News: Federal judge postpones DHS’s attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans
A U.S. District judge in San Francisco has temporarily halted the Trump administration's move to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 350,000 Venezuelan nationals. The court ruled that the action could lead to "irreparable harm" and that the government failed to demonstrate any legitimate countervailing harm from continuing TPS.
The National TPS Alliance and affected individuals argue that the decision to terminate TPS is unlawful and racially motivated. The program, which allows Venezuelans to live and work in the U.S. due to the dangers in their home country, was initially established under the Biden administration but faced challenges under Trump.
Breitbart: Charges for Illegal Suspected of Killing GA Mom Now Include Necrophilia
David Hector Rivas-Sagastume, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, has been indicted for the murder of Camillia Williams in Cobb County, Georgia. He faces multiple charges, including malice murder and aggravated assault. Rivas-Sagastume entered the U.S. illegally in 2021 and was released under Biden's policies.
Williams' family claims her death could have been prevented if Rivas-Sagastume had been deported after his initial arrest. The case has sparked outrage, with calls for the death penalty for the suspect, highlighting concerns over border security and immigration policies.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: Biden Insider on ‘Hunter Biden's Cry For Help’
Mike McCormick, a former White House stenographer, discusses Hunter Biden's struggles, suggesting he wanted to be caught in his actions. The conversation highlights ongoing concerns about corruption within the Biden family and broader political implications.
The episode is part of a series addressing various political issues, including the legacy of former President Obama and the perceived threats to American values.
Breitbart: WI Supreme Court Race Nears $100M with Balance of Power up for Grabs
The Wisconsin Supreme Court race has become the most expensive judicial contest in U.S. history, with spending expected to reach $100 million. The election on April 1 features conservative Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford, with both sides heavily invested due to the potential impact on legislative maps and key issues.
Early voting has surged, with a 57% increase compared to the 2023 election. The outcome could shift the court's balance and influence future policies on abortion, election integrity, and unions. Both candidates have garnered significant financial support, with notable endorsements from high-profile figures.
The Western Journal: White House Preparing New Press Briefing Plan to (Literally) Put Mainstream Media Outlets in Their Place: Report
The White House is reportedly planning to restructure the press briefing room seating chart, moving away from the traditional management by the White House Correspondents’ Association. This change aims to reflect modern media consumption and expand access to non-traditional journalists.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized the need for a more inclusive approach, stating that the media landscape has evolved significantly. The new seating arrangement is intended to diversify the voices represented in the briefing room while maintaining a presence for legacy media outlets.
Fox News: SCOTUS must stop leftist judge's lawless sabotage of Trump agenda
President Trump has taken significant executive actions to fulfill his campaign promises regarding border security and deportation of foreign criminals. He faces judicial challenges from federal judges, particularly U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who issued orders halting deportations and interfering with Trump's foreign policy efforts.
The situation escalated when Boasberg's ruling jeopardized a planned operation to deport members of a violent gang, leading to criticism of judicial overreach. Trump's administration is appealing to the Supreme Court, while Congress considers reforms to address perceived judicial misconduct.
Breitbart: Canada's Liberals Stand by Candidate Who Suggested Handing Dissidents to China
The Conservative opposition in Canada is calling for Prime Minister Mark Carney to dismiss Liberal candidate Paul Chiang after he suggested that a political opponent, Joe Tay, should be handed over to the Chinese government for a bounty. Tay, a critic of Beijing, expressed fear for his safety following Chiang's comments.
Chiang later admitted his remarks were a serious lapse in judgment, but Carney defended him, stating he would remain a candidate. The incident has raised concerns about foreign interference in Canadian politics, with calls for investigations into Chiang's actions from various political figures and human rights organizations.
Breitbart: Lee Zeldin: 'Shrine to Environmental Justice and Climate Change' Is Gone 'for Good'
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the closure of a museum dedicated to environmental justice and climate change, citing its $4 million cost and low visitor numbers. The museum, which cost taxpayers $600,000 annually to operate, was criticized for its perceived bias and lack of public interest.
Zeldin emphasized his commitment to reducing government waste, highlighting previous cuts to grants and funds linked to environmental initiatives. He aims to redirect resources towards the agency's core mission of protecting public health and the environment.
Front Page Magazine: AOC & Sanders: Singing the Same Old Marxist Song
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez delivered speeches in Colorado that echoed Marxist rhetoric, focusing on class struggle and economic disparity. Their references to the "working class" included various marginalized groups, which some workers found offensive, feeling their struggles were misrepresented.
Sanders criticized the wealth gap and corporate power but ignored the impact of inflation and public debt during the Biden administration. He failed to acknowledge the significant tax contributions of the top 1% and the ongoing waste in federal spending. Their speeches reflect outdated political ideologies that have not adapted to current realities.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Leftists Find a New Reason to Get Enraged at Hegseth
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces backlash from leftist critics for a tattoo on his arm that reads "kafir," meaning "unbeliever" in Arabic. Critics claim the tattoo is anti-Muslim and disrespectful, despite Hegseth not drawing attention to it himself.
The controversy highlights tensions surrounding religious identity and expression, with some arguing that the criticism is hypocritical given the Quran's own references to "kafirs." Critics view Hegseth's tattoo as a divisive gesture, while supporters see it as a personal expression of faith.
The Western Journal: Op-Ed: Behind the Climate Agenda's War on Cows
Cattle play a crucial role in global food security, providing essential nutrients and economic support for many impoverished communities. Despite their importance, climate policies, such as Denmark's upcoming cow burp tax, threaten cattle farming, while the U.S. sees growing dietary guidelines influenced by climate concerns.
The push for anti-cattle policies may stem from a desire for control over food production rather than genuine environmental concerns, as methane emissions from cattle are not significantly higher than those from historical wild ruminants. The author argues that the benefits of cattle outweigh the minor temperature increases linked to methane.
GB News: EasyJet plane crashes with lorry as holidaymakers face travel chaos at Paris Orly Airport
A lorry collided with an EasyJet plane at Paris Orly Airport, causing significant travel delays. The plane, which was grounded for safety checks, was scheduled for six flights today. Investigators are examining whether the truck driver mistakenly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake.
In a separate incident, a 67-year-old passenger suffered a suspected cardiac arrest on a flight from Tenerife to Liverpool. Fellow passengers, including medical professionals, performed CPR for nearly 50 minutes until the plane could divert to Spain for emergency assistance.
Fox News: Sydney Sweeney, Glen Powell reunite in Texas on the heels of her break-up rumors
Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell were spotted together in Dallas, attending Powell's sister's wedding, amid rumors that Sweeney has ended her engagement to Jonathan Davino. Sources claim their relationship is strictly platonic, with Sweeney reportedly focusing on her career after the split.
Sweeney's engagement rumors intensified when she removed a photo of her and Davino from social media. Insiders suggest she felt overwhelmed by the relationship and is now prioritizing her work. Sweeney has previously addressed misconceptions about her relationship with Davino, emphasizing her independence.