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#illegals
Forbes: Trump Administration Says It Will Simply Re-Deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia If He Is Brought Back To U.S.
The Trump administration plans to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia again if he is returned to the U.S., citing his alleged membership in the MS-13 gang, which Garcia's attorneys deny. A hearing is set for Wednesday to discuss his case further.
Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador, had previously been granted temporary protection from deportation due to gang violence in his home country. The administration claims it lacks authority to facilitate his return despite a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and GAVIN WAX: Trump and Bukele are restoring order while the left champions chaos
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's visit to the White House emphasized a shared focus on law and order with former President Trump. The discussion highlighted Bukele's successful crime reduction strategies in El Salvador and the necessity of prioritizing public safety over the rights of criminals.
Bukele criticized the left's stance on illegal immigrants, particularly in the case of MS-13 member Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, asserting that protecting society from criminals is paramount. He firmly rejected the idea of returning criminals to the U.S., reinforcing his commitment to maintaining safety in El Salvador.
#politics
Breitbart: Carville: 'Maybe We Need to Have a Schism' in the Democratic Party
James Carville, a veteran Democratic strategist, proposed a split within the Democratic Party to ensure its survival. He suggested that the far left should create its own party, without using the Democratic label, to allow for a clearer ideological distinction.
Carville emphasized the need for this division to avoid damaging internal conflicts, particularly over issues like pronoun politics. He believes that after elections, the parties could negotiate to form a governing majority while maintaining their separate identities.
Forbes: 'Befuddled' And Exhausted During Debate Prep: All The Allegations About Joe Biden's Mental Decline In New Books
A new book reveals that former President Joe Biden's inner circle was overly optimistic about his ability to win the 2024 election, despite concerns over his mental and physical state. Advisers described him as fatigued and disengaged, with contingency plans for his potential exit from the race already in place.
Biden publicly dismissed negative polling and insisted he could defeat Trump again, even as his performance showed signs of decline. Ultimately, he stepped down from the race amid mounting pressure and criticism from within the Democratic Party.
The Telegraph: Jimmy Kimmel: Donald Trump is a star. It’s no surprise he won
Jimmy Kimmel acknowledged Donald Trump's celebrity status, calling him "the most famous person in the world" and attributing his electoral success partly to this fame. Kimmel expressed concern over the policing of comedy and emphasized that no one should be canceled for their views.
#society
GB News: Parking row explodes after council suggests LGBT patrons might 'urinate in car park' in dispute over opening hours
A licensing dispute has emerged over La!, an LGBT bar in Margate, as the Thanet District Council raised concerns about potential public urination and intoxicated behavior in the parking area. The bar sought to extend its closing hours, but objections were noted regarding safety.
Despite these concerns, local officials dismissed the objections, comparing the situation to typical weekend nightlife in the area. The council ultimately approved the bar's application, emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses.
Breitbart: Judge Blocks NH Parents from Protesting Trans Athletes with Wristbands
A federal judge in New Hampshire ruled against parents protesting transgender boys in girls' sports by blocking their wristbands with "XX" symbols. The school district deemed the symbols potentially demeaning, leading to a trespass notice against the parents, which has since expired.
The parents sued, claiming a violation of their First Amendment rights. The judge sided with the school, stating the district acted reasonably to prevent perceived harassment. The case highlights ongoing tensions regarding transgender athletes and federal policies aimed at protecting female athletes.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Allies Urge DOJ to Support Merger that Would Challenge China's Dominance in Telecom Gear
Conservative leaders are urging the DOJ to drop antitrust challenges that they believe hinder U.S. competitiveness against Huawei in the telecom sector. They specifically point to the DOJ's opposition to the merger between Hewlett-Packard Enterprise and Juniper Networks, arguing it benefits China.
Critics assert that the merger would strengthen American capabilities in 5G against Huawei, which dominates the global market. They emphasize the need for the U.S. to leverage its strengths and allow market forces to foster competition without government interference.
Front Page Magazine: The Father of the Constitution Was Also the Father of Tariffs
James Madison, known as the Father of the Constitution, viewed tariffs as essential for the nation's economic stability and growth. His Tariff Act of 1789 aimed to finance the new government and protect American industries from foreign economic manipulation, particularly from Britain.
Madison's approach to tariffs continued with the Tariff of 1816, which sought to bolster American manufacturing against British competition. The strategic use of tariffs has been a contentious but pivotal aspect of U.S. economic policy, shaping the nation’s independence and future.
#crime
Breitbart: Bond Drastically Lowered for Nashville Man Accused of Raping Teens
A Nashville man, Dejuan Moore, charged with raping two teenage girls at gunpoint, had his bond reduced from $810,000 to $304,000, drawing criticism from advocates. The ruling has raised concerns about its impact on survivors of sexual assault.
Moore faces multiple charges, including aggravated rape and kidnapping, stemming from an incident where he allegedly forced two girls to perform sex acts while a third called 911. His next court appearance is scheduled for July 31.
#other
Daily Mirror: Teachers on path to strike action after major vote on 'unacceptable' pay offer
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Daily Mirror: Donald Trump's top advisor insists Putin wants 'permanent peace' in Ukraine
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