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11 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Reports: Former Cuban Judge Arrested in Miami for Concealing Links to the Communist Party
Former Cuban judge Juana Orquídea Acanda was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection for concealing her ties to the Cuban Communist Party during her immigration process. Acanda, who arrived in Miami on an immigrant visa, faces deportation for not disclosing her lengthy career within the Castro regime's judicial system.
This incident highlights a growing concern over former officials from repressive regimes seeking refuge in the U.S. while evading scrutiny. Critics argue that immigration policies have allowed many known repressors to enter the country, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and deportation of those with a history of human rights violations.
#politics
Breitbart: Schiff: GOP Will Ditch Trump 'Like Rats Off a Sinking Ship' if Tariffs Continue
Senator Adam Schiff criticized President Trump's tariff policies, suggesting they could lead to Republicans distancing themselves from him. He noted that Trump's approval ratings have dropped, particularly regarding the economy, and highlighted recent bipartisan efforts to oppose the tariffs.
Schiff warned that continued economic damage could prompt more Republicans to publicly oppose Trump, referencing a recent Senate resolution against the tariffs that garnered some GOP support.
Breitbart: Jasmine Crockett: 'Beyond Wild' No One Questioning Trump 'Mental Acuity'
Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) criticized the lack of scrutiny regarding former President Donald Trump's mental fitness, particularly in light of his tariff policies that negatively impacted farmers. She emphasized the financial strain caused by these tariffs and urged voters to remember the consequences of his administration.
Crockett expressed concern over the current administration's performance and highlighted significant shifts in voter sentiment during recent elections, suggesting that Democrats should be gaining even more support due to perceived incompetence.
#society
Breitbart: Texas A&M Head Coach Mike Elko Rips Player's 'Sexist' Motto
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko condemned sexist remarks made by player D.J. Hicks, who referred to a motto in the defensive line room as “C.B.O.”, meaning “Choke woman out.” Hicks later attempted to clarify, stating it represented aggression on the field. Elko called the comment "absolutely ridiculous" and promised to address the issue.
Despite the controversy, Elko will need to rely on Hicks as several key players prepare to enter the NFL.
Breitbart: Third Infant Surrendered to New Mexico Safe Haven Baby Box
A newborn was surrendered to a Safe Haven Baby Box in Hobbs, New Mexico, the third such case since its opening in May 2023. The baby was safely transported to a hospital and is now in state custody. Baby boxes provide a safe, anonymous option for mothers in crisis to surrender their infants.
The initiative aims to prevent unsafe abandonments, highlighted by a previous incident in 2022 where a newborn was found in a dumpster. New Mexico’s Safe Haven Act allows for the surrender of babies up to 90 days old without legal repercussions.
#economy
GB News: Virgin Australia: 61,000 customers to receive refund as airline admits overcharging passengers in major error
Virgin Australia will refund 61,000 customers who were overcharged for itinerary changes between April 2020 and March 2025. The airline identified that affected passengers were charged higher prices than company policy allowed, with an average refund of AU$55.
Deloitte Australia has been engaged to expedite the claims process, and customers will have 12 months to claim their refunds. Virgin Australia has apologized and is taking steps to prevent future occurrences, while unclaimed funds will be donated to charity.
#history
Le Monde: Argentina once again confronts its past as refuge for Nazis
Argentina plans to declassify documents related to the post-World War II settlement of Nazi officials, including notorious figures like Josef Mengele. This follows a meeting between President Javier Milei and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, highlighting financial institutions' roles in aiding their escape.
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has requested Argentina's cooperation in investigating Crédit Suisse's connections to these Nazi exfiltration networks, known as "ratlines." The upcoming disclosures aim to shed light on how these individuals evaded justice.