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#illegals
Fox News: Trump’s plan to house migrants at Guantanamo Bay facing major hurdles
The U.S. military is struggling to implement President Trump's directive to detain 30,000 migrants at Guantánamo Bay due to inadequate facilities that do not meet ICE standards. Currently, only 20 migrants are held there, with most being returned to their home countries.
The operation to establish migrant housing has been stalled, with no clear guidelines provided for the tents. Military aircraft have not been utilized for migrant transport recently, as ICE-chartered flights continue to operate. The cost of military flights may also be a factor in the reduced use of military resources for this mission.
#politics
Forbes: Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As CIA Begins Firing New Recruits
The CIA has begun layoffs of new hires following a federal judge's ruling that allows at-will terminations. This is part of broader job cuts across various federal agencies, including the Department of Veterans Affairs and the IRS, as the Trump administration pushes for significant workforce reductions.
The administration aims to cut staffing levels by up to 40% across agencies, with many layoffs targeting probationary employees who lack job protections. Legal challenges have emerged regarding the legality of these terminations, with unions and former officials contesting the actions.
Breitbart: Ackman: 'Democratic Party Needs a Complete Reboot,' 'A Lot of People Need to Resign in Disgrace'
Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman criticized the Democratic Party, calling for a "complete reboot" and suggesting that leadership should resign. He stated that the party has made mistakes and continues to double down on ineffective policies, urging a shift towards accountability and checks and balances.
Ackman, who identifies as a centrist, emphasized the need for the party to focus on electing the best candidates rather than adhering to party lines, noting that the Democrats have not served themselves well in recent years.
Fox News: Trump says he 'felt very comfortable' during address to Congress, touts positive coverage from 'fake news'
President Trump expressed satisfaction with his first address to Congress, stating he felt comfortable and received positive reviews, even from critics. His speech, lasting an hour and 40 minutes, focused on themes like border security, the economy, and military strength, prompting chants of "USA."
Polling indicated that a significant majority of viewers approved of his address, with 76% expressing approval. The event was marred by the disruption from Rep. Al Green, who was subsequently censured, leading Trump to criticize him harshly.
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: Trump has no meaningful opposition
President Trump's recent address to Congress highlighted the strength of his administration amid a lack of effective opposition from Democrats, who struggled to respond meaningfully. The speech showcased Trump's confident delivery and ambitious policy proposals, including a focus on tariffs and government efficiency.
In contrast, the Democratic response by Sen. Elissa Slotkin was criticized for its lack of substance and reliance on outdated talking points. The Democrats' inability to present a compelling counter-narrative left them appearing disconnected from the current political landscape.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Administration Negotiating Directly with Hamas to Free Hostages
President Trump is negotiating directly with Hamas for the release of hostages, bypassing Egypt and Qatar. This marks a departure from the norm of avoiding talks with terrorist groups. The White House confirmed that Israel has been consulted on these discussions.
Currently, 63 hostages remain in Gaza, with 24 believed to be alive. Hamas's actions violate international law regarding civilian hostages. Trump's previous efforts led to a ceasefire and the release of 33 Israeli hostages earlier this year.
Fox News: Mocking him as 'Micron,' Russia warns Macron against making nuclear 'threats'
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed willingness to discuss extending France's nuclear deterrent to allies and plans to meet with European army chiefs about potential peacekeeping troops in Ukraine. Russia dismissed these proposals, warning against nuclear threats and mocking Macron.
The Kremlin characterized Macron's speech as confrontational, asserting it could escalate tensions. Russian officials rejected the idea of peacekeepers and emphasized that any NATO presence in Ukraine would be viewed as a direct threat. They portrayed Macron’s rhetoric as lacking military backing and a potential push towards conflict.
Breitbart: Report: Palestinians Don’t Trust Arab World to Follow Through on Alternative to Trump Gaza Plan
Palestinians express cautious optimism about an Arab plan to rebuild Gaza, but doubt its feasibility without U.S. approval and effective leadership. Concerns about corruption and the role of Hamas complicate the effort, which Israel criticizes for relying on the Palestinian Authority.
The Trump administration dismisses the Arab plan, advocating for relocation instead due to Gaza's uninhabitability post-conflict. The coalition behind the plan shows internal tensions, with partners like Saudi Arabia and the UAE uneasy about Hamas's influence.
Le Monde: Zelensky joins crucial EU summit in show of unity as Ukrainian leader looks to warm relations with Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude to EU leaders for their support amid concerns over the U.S. commitment to Ukraine. The EU is set to approve a defense plan to bolster military spending in response to threats from Russia, with leaders emphasizing the need for Europe to protect itself.
The summit follows a tense exchange between Trump and Zelensky, leading to a reduction in U.S. military aid. European leaders are exploring security guarantees for Ukraine, though some argue current funding is sufficient. The meeting aims to strengthen EU unity and address the potential implications of U.S. policy shifts.
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Haviv Rettig Gur: Egypt’s farcical plan for postwar Gaza
A Cairo summit of Arab leaders has endorsed a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza, aiming to avoid displacing Palestinians. The plan proposes a Gaza Administration Committee to oversee a six-month transitional phase and calls for elections in Palestinian areas within a year, contingent on conditions.
However, the plan does not address the disarmament of Hamas or the status of armed Palestinian factions, raising questions about its effectiveness. Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur discusses the implications of this initiative.
Breitbart: Boots on the Ground? Canada Suggests Joining 'Coalition of the Willing' in Ukraine
Canada's Defense Minister Bill Blair announced the country's readiness to join a "coalition of the willing" to protect Ukraine from Russian aggression, following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's commitment to support Ukraine. This comes amid calls from European leaders for enhanced military support.
Blair emphasized that any deployment would require security guarantees from the U.S. and raised concerns about Canada's role as a non-neutral participant in peacekeeping efforts. The coalition aims to deter further Russian advances while navigating complex international legal and diplomatic challenges.
#military
Fox News: 'Active shooter' at Navy installation prompts massive police response, official says
An active shooter situation is underway at Naval Air Station Pensacola, prompting the closure of gates at both NAS Pensacola and Corry Station. Navy Security Forces are collaborating with local law enforcement to ensure the safety of service members and their families.
Updates will be provided via the air station's social media as the situation develops.
#culture
Le Monde: Roy Ayers, godfather of neo-soul, dies aged 84
Jazz and funk pioneer Roy Ayers, known for his influential track "Everybody Loves the Sunshine," has passed away at 84 in New York after a long illness. His family announced his death on March 4, highlighting his significant contributions to jazz and his impact on hip-hop.
Ayers, a master vibraphonist, released nearly 40 albums and collaborated with numerous artists across genres. His music has been widely sampled, making him a key figure in the evolution of neo-soul. Tributes from notable figures, including Kamala Harris and Questlove, reflect his lasting legacy in the music world.
#crime
Fox News: Florida man threatens to assassinate Trump, destroy New York with missiles in 911 calls: report
A Florida man, Justin Blaxton, 34, allegedly made multiple 911 calls threatening to assassinate President Trump and destroy New York with missiles. He claimed to be a Confederate soldier seeking revenge and was charged with making threats and false reports.
Blaxton has a history of mental health issues, and experts noted that many who make such threats often have mental illness. His bond is set at $35,000, with a mental health court hearing scheduled for April 16.