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11 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Habba: We're Investigating Murphy, NJ A.G. Over Instructions Not to Cooperate with ICE
The acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba, announced an investigation into Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matthew Platkin for their directives against cooperating with ICE on certain warrants for illegal immigrants. Habba criticized their guidance as contrary to federal law and detrimental to law enforcement efforts.
The investigation aims to address concerns that state officials are obstructing federal immigration enforcement by instructing local law enforcement not to assist with deportations of individuals who have gone through the court system.
Fox News: Federal judge blocks Trump admin from revoking temporary legal status of hundreds of thousands of migrants
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to revoke temporary legal status for approximately 450,000 migrants from Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba, and Haiti. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani ruled that the Department of Homeland Security misinterpreted the law regarding the parole granted by the Biden administration.
Talwani emphasized that the revocation would lead to expedited deportations and highlighted the importance of honoring agreements made with migrants who followed legal procedures. The Trump administration's move to end the parole program was challenged by immigration advocacy groups.
GB News: WATCH: Mark White details astonishing radio message exposing France handing life jackets to illegal migrants
The French Navy has requested the UK Border Force to return life jackets loaned to illegal migrants crossing the English Channel, as revealed in leaked audio communications. The discussions involve arrangements for the return of these life jackets to France.
Liberty Nation News: Local Radicals Squirm as Soros NGO Federal Gravy Train Is Cut Off - Liberty Nation News
Texas' largest immigrant legal aid group, RAICES, laid off over 150 employees after the Trump administration ended a contract for services to unaccompanied migrant children. This decision is linked to funding from organizations associated with George Soros, raising concerns about the implications for illegal immigration.
The Acacia Center for Justice, a spinoff of a Soros-backed group, provides legal representation to migrant children, which critics argue supports a system that facilitates child trafficking and exploitation. A federal judge recently ordered the restoration of legal aid funding for these children, potentially benefiting organizations tied to Soros.
#politics
Fox News: Colorado Democratic senator announces run for governor
Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado has announced his candidacy for governor in the 2026 election, joining Democratic Attorney General Phil Weiser in the race to succeed term-limited Gov. Jared Polis. Bennet emphasized the need to continue progress in Colorado, citing achievements like the Child Tax Credit and infrastructure funding.
Bennet, who has served in the Senate for over 16 years, previously ran for president in 2019 but withdrew in 2020. If elected governor, he would leave his Senate seat before the end of his current term.
#society
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestine activist who shouted ‘God Bless Hamas’ under investigation
Police are investigating a pro-Palestine activist in Leeds who allegedly chanted support for Hamas during a demonstration. The man, who wore a controversial T-shirt, claimed his comments were about resistance, leading to concerns over the normalization of extremism in the UK.
The incident sparked debate over police responses, as a young man chanting “Come on England” was arrested for being drunk, while the pro-Hamas supporter faced no immediate arrest. Critics argue that this reflects a two-tier policing system, urging law enforcement to take a stronger stance against extremism.
Fox News: 5 popular ladders to score during the Home Depot Spring Black Friday sale
Home Depot's Spring Black Friday event features discounts on various ladders, running through April 16. Key products include a 5-in-1 adjustable ladder for $119, an 18 ft. Gorilla multi-position ladder for $149, and a 6 ft. fiberglass stepladder for $99.97.
Additional options include a two-step stool ladder for $29.99 and an aluminum attic ladder for $402.30. These ladders cater to different needs, ensuring safety and efficiency for home projects.
Times Of Israel: US Jewish history fuels community’s concerns about Trump deportations
The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, particularly targeting individuals perceived to support antisemitism, has raised concerns among Jewish Americans. Activists like Mahmoud Khalil, detained for alleged ties to Hamas, exemplify the opaque nature of these deportations, which many argue lack due process.
While some in the Jewish community support measures against antisemitism, there is widespread apprehension about the implications of such enforcement on civil rights. Historical parallels to past persecutions highlight fears that the erosion of legal protections could endanger vulnerable populations.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Desperate China Pleads with E.U. to 'Jointly Resist Unilateral Bullying' of Trump Tariffs
China is urging European Union members to join forces against U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump, with President Xi Jinping emphasizing cooperation during a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. Xi argues that this collaboration is essential for safeguarding international fairness.
Sanchez acknowledged Spain's significant trade deficit with China but stressed the importance of maintaining cooperation despite trade tensions. He highlighted Spain's substantial imports from China, aiming to enhance the relationship between China and both Spain and the EU.
#economy
Forbes: Tesla Appears To Stop Orders For American-Made Cars In China As Beijing Raises U.S. Tariffs
Tesla's website in China has removed the "Order Now" button for its Model S and Model X, likely in response to China raising tariffs on U.S. imports to 125% amid escalating trade tensions. Customers can still buy these models if they are in existing inventory.
The change follows a series of tariff increases from both the U.S. and China, with no signs of resolution. Tesla's other models, the Model 3 and Model Y, remain available for order as they are produced in Shanghai.
#military
Times Of Israel: 250 IDF intel reservists sign letter calling to end war; PM: ‘noisy, anarchists’
Around 250 reservists from Israel's elite 8200 intelligence unit have voiced support for Israeli Air Force pilots demanding a shift in government war policy, focusing on the return of hostages. They argue the ongoing conflict in Gaza is failing to achieve its goals and is detrimental to national security.
Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the reservists, claiming they represent a small, disconnected group and accused them of undermining Israel's strength. Meanwhile, over 1,800 academics have signed a petition supporting the calls for an end to the war, emphasizing that military pressure has not effectively secured the release of hostages.