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8 Mar 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Military Aircraft Make Deportations Controlled and Safe - Liberty Nation News
President Trump is fulfilling his campaign promise to deport illegal alien criminals, utilizing military aircraft like the C-17 Globemaster III. While this method has faced criticism for its high costs compared to commercial flights, it provides enhanced security for transporting potentially violent deportees.
Despite the expense, the military flights offer benefits such as improved training for aircrews and reduced risk of violence during deportation. The Air Mobility Command remains prepared to support future deportation efforts if ordered by Northern Command.
GB News: Migrant dies as more than 150 head for UK on eighth straight day of small boat crossings
A tragic incident in the English Channel has resulted in one migrant's death and another missing while attempting to cross to the UK. This marks the eighth consecutive day of illegal crossings, with around 1,900 migrants arriving since last Saturday, setting a new record for this time of year.
The situation poses a significant challenge for the new Labour government, which is facing increased pressure to address the ongoing migrant crisis. With over 36,800 illegal crossings recorded in 2024, officials emphasize the need to dismantle people-smuggling operations and enhance border security.
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Between Shadow and Light: A Guide to DOGE and Its Controversy - Liberty Nation News
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) aims to reduce government waste and save taxpayer money, but it faces criticism from the left, which labels it as corrupt and secretive. Allegations of recklessness and incompetence have emerged, alongside calls for increased transparency.
Despite the controversies, DOGE claims significant savings, reporting $105 billion cut from various programs. The agency highlights wasteful contracts and audits, while tracking the ratio of regulations to laws. The effectiveness and legitimacy of DOGE remain contentious, raising questions about its long-term impact.
Fox News: Trump address guest: I made a 'damn good choice' by not voting for Democrats anymore
Michigan autoworker Joseph Knowles, a former Democrat, expressed his support for President Trump during a recent address to Congress, criticizing Democrats for their lack of empathy towards victims of crime. He believes the party has become out-of-touch with working-class Americans.
Knowles stated he is proud of his switch to the Republican Party, citing a disconnect between Democrats' promises and their actions. He emphasized that the focus should be on human lives rather than political agendas, and he sees a growing awareness among Americans regarding the Democrats' true colors.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: UK, France, Italy, Germany hail Arab nations plan for Gaza
Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have endorsed an Arab proposal for the reconstruction of Gaza, countering US President Trump's plan to displace its residents. They argue the plan offers a realistic path to improve living conditions for Palestinians.
Foreign ministers from Muslim nations also supported the reconstruction plan during a meeting in Jeddah, rejecting any proposals aimed at displacing Palestinians, which they labeled as ethnic cleansing and a violation of international law.
#economy
Forbes: Are We Suddenly Close To A Recession? Here's What The Data Actually Shows.
As President Trump's trade policies contribute to rising recession fears, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's GDPNow model forecasts a potential contraction of -2.4% in early 2025. Consumer sentiment has dropped to a 15-month low, and layoffs are at a 4.5-year high, raising recession odds.
Despite these concerns, some economists argue the U.S. economy is not on the brink of a downturn, citing previous periods of strong growth. The February jobs report indicates a stable labor market, although job growth has slowed. Overall, the economic outlook remains mixed.