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#illegals
Fox News: CBP releases March border crossing numbers, marking lowest to date ever recorded
In March, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported the lowest number of southwest border crossings ever, with just 7,180 recorded. Acting CBP Commissioner Pete Flores credited the Trump administration for empowering Border Patrol agents to enforce stricter measures against illegal immigration.
This significant decline in crossings is contrasted with an average of 155,000 during the Biden administration, where daily apprehensions often exceeded 7,000. The Trump administration's hard-line immigration policies, including increased deportations and border wall construction, are highlighted as key factors in the reduced numbers.
#politics
Fox News: Wisconsin voters decide to enshrine voter ID law in state constitution: 'Big win for Republicans'
Wisconsin voters approved a proposal to enshrine the state's voter ID law in the constitution, elevating the existing requirement for photo identification at polls. This makes Wisconsin's ID requirements among the strictest in the nation.
President Trump celebrated the constitutional amendment, viewing it as a significant victory for Republicans and suggesting it will enhance their electoral prospects in the state.
Breitbart: Whoopi Goldberg: Trump Attacks on Free Speech 'Have Nothing to Do with Reality'
On ABC's "The View," Whoopi Goldberg criticized President Trump for allegedly attacking free speech, asserting that Americans should be able to express their opinions without fear. She emphasized the importance of freedom of speech and expressed concern over perceived threats to this right.
Co-hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin echoed her sentiments, warning that silencing voices is a troubling sign for democracy. They highlighted the need to remain vigilant against any attempts to restrict free expression.
Breitbart: Wisconsinites Head to the Polls in High-Stakes State Supreme Court Election
Wisconsin voters are heading to the polls on April 1 to decide between Trump-backed Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford, endorsed by pro-abortion groups. The election is crucial for control of the state Supreme Court, which could influence legislative maps and policy.
With record spending expected to reach $100 million, both candidates have drawn significant financial support, particularly from outside Wisconsin. The outcome could reshape the political landscape, potentially allowing Democrats to gain U.S. House seats.
Forbes: Wisconsin Supreme Court Election: Susan Crawford Beats Elon Musk-Backed Brad Schimel
Liberal candidate Susan Crawford won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race against conservative judge Brad Schimel, maintaining a 4-3 liberal majority. The election was notable for being the most expensive state Supreme Court race in U.S. history, with nearly $100 million spent.
Crawford secured 55.7% of the vote, while Schimel garnered 44.3%. The Associated Press called the race shortly after 10 p.m. ET.
Fox News: Liberal wins first major 2025 statewide battleground election in race turned into Trump-Musk referendum
In Wisconsin's high-profile Supreme Court election, liberal candidate Susan Crawford is projected to defeat conservative Brad Schimel, maintaining progressive control. The race, heavily funded by both Democrat and Republican groups, became a referendum on Trump's policies and featured significant financial backing from Elon Musk.
Crawford's campaign emphasized the importance of protecting fundamental rights, while Schimel sought to align with Trump's agenda. The election is seen as critical for future congressional redistricting and other key issues in the battleground state.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Andrew Pierce brands Birmingham bin crisis 'just shocking'
Birmingham's bin crisis has escalated, with the city council declaring a major incident due to 17,000 tonnes of uncollected waste. The ongoing strike, now in its fourth week, is being labeled a "public health emergency" by officials.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Ex-hostage Eliya Cohen: Terrorists killed captive who tried to flee before we entered Gaza
Eliya Cohen, a former hostage held by Hamas for 505 days, recounted his harrowing experience during an interview. He described the brutal conditions of captivity, including witnessing the murder of another captive who attempted to escape. Cohen detailed the severe malnourishment he endured, with minimal food provided until a ceasefire led to improved conditions shortly before his release.
Cohen also shared the emotional moments during the October 7 attack and his separation from fellow captive Alon Ohel, who remains unaccounted for. Despite the trauma, he expressed hope for Ohel's eventual return, highlighting the ongoing plight of the remaining hostages in Gaza.
Breitbart: China Blocks Panama Canal Port Sale — Report Claims Xi Jinping Infuriated by Deal Sought Without His Approval
Chinese regulators have blocked CK Hutchison's $22.8 billion sale of two Panama Canal ports to BlackRock, citing antitrust concerns. The deal, which was seen as a move to mitigate national security risks posed by Chinese ownership, has drawn ire from President Xi Jinping, who felt sidelined.
The situation reflects broader tensions in China's business climate, with fears of foreign capital flight amid increased regulatory crackdowns. Analysts suggest that while the deal's future remains uncertain, legal challenges may arise regarding Beijing's authority over a Hong Kong company.
#economy
Breitbart: Poverty in Argentina Falls from 52 to 38% Under Javier Milei
Argentina's poverty rate decreased from 52.9% to 38.1% in the latter half of 2024, according to INDEC. This drop is attributed to economic reforms by President Javier Milei, who criticized the previous administration for leaving the country in severe poverty.
Milei's policies, including efforts to reduce inflation, are credited with lifting over 10 million people out of poverty. The administration claims that these changes mark a significant shift towards economic stability and freedom for the Argentine people.
#culture
Le Monde: Cambodia celebrates the return of its Khmer deities
Numerous Khmer sculptures looted during the Khmer Rouge era and beyond have been returned to Cambodia, filling the National Museum of Cambodia. France is funding a study for new exhibition spaces due to the influx of restituted works.
Among the recent recoveries is a bust of a four-armed Hindu deity, repatriated after being located at an auction in the U.S. American authorities facilitated its return. The museum now showcases several significant pieces, including those stolen from Koh Ker.