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#illegals
Breitbart: 27 States Back Trump's Use of Alien Enemies Act to Deport Tren de Aragua Gangsters
Officials from 27 states have filed an amicus brief supporting the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members, specifically those linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. A federal appeals court previously upheld a block on these deportations, prompting the administration to seek a Supreme Court review.
The Trump administration argues that the gang poses a significant threat, likening their actions to warfare against the U.S. Critics contend that the deportation process violates due process rights, claiming the evidence against the migrants is insufficient. The case is expected to reach the Supreme Court for a final decision.
#politics
Breitbart: SF Chronicle Wrings Hands: Trump May Reverse 'Ghost Gun' Restrictions
The San Francisco Chronicle warns that President Donald Trump may repeal Biden's "ghost gun" restrictions, which were upheld by the Supreme Court. These regulations require serial numbers on gun parts and background checks for buyers, aiming to enhance gun control measures.
Trump's administration previously left ghost guns unregulated and is poised to review and potentially rescind these restrictions through executive action. Legal experts suggest this could be accomplished easily.
Breitbart: Trump-Endorsed Randy Fine: 'Victory Is in Reach, Now’s the Time to Win BIG for Florida!'
Florida state Sen. Randy Fine is campaigning for the 6th Congressional District seat vacated by Mike Waltz, now Trump's National Security Adviser. Despite the district's strong Republican lean, Fine faces significant financial pressure from Democrat Josh Weil, who has reportedly outspent him tenfold.
On Election Day, Fine urged voters to participate, sharing personal sentiments about his late mother and Trump's endorsement. He emphasized his commitment to key issues like the economy, border security, and the Second Amendment. Other elections in Florida include a special race for the 1st Congressional District seat.
Breitbart: WATCH: Rabid Columbia Grads Tear Up Diplomas to Protest Khalil Arrest
Columbia University graduates protested on Alumni Day, tearing up diplomas in response to the Trump administration's actions and the arrest of former student Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel activist. The protest was fueled by anger over the administration's deportation policies and perceived antisemitism on campus.
Khalil, a Palestinian activist, faces deportation despite holding a green card and student visa, with allegations of concealing ties to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. Protesters expressed solidarity with Khalil and condemned the university's cooperation with the administration.
#society
Front Page Magazine: DEI Dying
President Trump has ended federal DEI programs, prompting companies like Victoria’s Secret and Disney to reconsider their own DEI initiatives. Activist Robby Starbuck has successfully pressured firms to drop such programs, arguing they promote division rather than unity.
Starbuck's approach involves publicizing companies' policies, leading to swift changes at firms like Toyota and JPMorgan. Critics argue that dismantling DEI initiatives could harm marginalized groups, but Starbuck contends that merit should be the primary criterion for hiring.
Breitbart: ESPN's Monica McNutt Claims Caitlin Clark is Popular Because She's a 'White Girl from Middle America'
ESPN’s Monica McNutt suggested Caitlin Clark's popularity stems from her appeal to Midwestern white audiences, indicating that her racial identity plays a role in her representation. This perspective aligns with criticisms from WNBA players, including Angel Reese, who have labeled Clark's supporters as racists.
These claims have been echoed by other sports commentators and figures, with accusations of racist behavior directed at Clark's fanbase. The ongoing discourse highlights a contentious intersection of race and sports fandom within women's basketball.
Fox News: 'Home Alone' star Macaulay Culkin hasn't spoken to his 'narcissistic' dad in over 30 years
Macaulay Culkin revealed he has not spoken to his father, Christopher "Kit" Culkin, in over 30 years due to alleged mental and physical abuse. He felt trapped in acting due to his father's pressure and only felt free to step away after his parents' divorce.
Culkin now uses his past experiences to guide his parenting of his two sons, stating he aims to be the opposite of his father. He expressed that his father's abusive behavior is a significant factor in their estrangement.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Egypt Now Willing to Take in Half a Million Gazans
Egypt is now willing to temporarily host up to half a million Gazans during Gaza's reconstruction, a shift from its initial rejection of President Trump’s plan. This offer raises concerns for Jordan, which fears an increased Palestinian population could threaten its stability.
Questions remain about the logistics of housing and funding for this potential relocation, as well as the implications for Jordan's demographics. The situation reflects ongoing complexities in Middle Eastern politics and the evolving response to Trump's Gaza plan.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: 70 Christians Beheaded
Over 70 Christians were recently beheaded in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) by the Islamist militant group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), highlighting the severe religious persecution in the region. The DRC has been plagued by instability, with armed groups exploiting the situation, leading to widespread violence against Christians.
The ACLJ is advocating for international action to hold perpetrators accountable and protect Christian communities. They urge the U.N. to monitor religious persecution and demand that the DRC government take action against the violence. Without decisive intervention, the humanitarian crisis and atrocities are likely to persist.
#culture
Fox News: Arnold Schwarzenegger called son Patrick’s ‘White Lotus’ nude scene ‘absurd’
Patrick Schwarzenegger is making waves in his role on "The White Lotus," featuring increasingly revealing nude scenes that surprised his parents. While Arnold Schwarzenegger found humor in the scenes, he acknowledged the awkwardness of watching them with family.
Maria Shriver expressed mixed feelings, noting she wasn't fully prepared for the extent of the nudity. Patrick admitted to feeling uncomfortable watching the scenes with his family, stating he "shrunk into [his] seat." The show has sparked both interest and controversy among viewers.
#outdoors
GB News: Ben Nevis climber, 22, dies after falling 200 feet into gully during hike
A 22-year-old climber died after falling over 200 feet in Ben Nevis' Moonlight Gully during challenging weather. He was climbing with a 30-year-old companion, who survived with serious injuries. Rescue operations involved Lochaber Mountain Rescue and a coastguard helicopter.
The deceased's body was recovered the following day, and authorities have informed the next of kin. A report will be submitted to the procurator fiscal regarding the incident.
#other
Fox News: Zeldin to visit border where 'disgusting Mexican sewage' is harming US environment
EPA chief Lee Zeldin plans to visit the California-Mexico border to address the ongoing issue of untreated sewage from Tijuana contaminating U.S. beaches. This problem has led to beach closures and health concerns, with local officials urging urgent action from Mexico.
San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond emphasized the environmental and public health risks posed by the sewage, calling it a significant crisis that needs immediate attention. He criticized both Mexican authorities and U.S. officials for failing to resolve the issue.