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#illegals
GB News: Donald Trump mistakenly issues 'deportation' letter to immigration lawyer BORN in the US
Nicole Micheroni, a Massachusetts immigration lawyer, received a mistakenly threatening deportation notice from the DHS, intended for one of her clients. The email, which lacked specific details, alarmed her as it appeared to be an official government communication.
DHS officials later confirmed the error, suggesting it may have stemmed from an asylum seeker using her contact information. Micheroni criticized the intimidating nature of the notice and highlighted concerns about the administration's approach to undocumented migrants.
Fox News: 'Outnumbered' panel 'sick and tired' of Dems, media showing solidarity with deported El Salvadoran man
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen plans to visit El Salvador to show support for Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant recently deported amid allegations of gang ties. The Fox News "Outnumbered" panel criticized this move, highlighting a perceived media bias favoring illegal immigrants while neglecting victims of crimes committed by them.
Panelists argued that the focus on Abrego Garcia detracts from the plight of legal immigrants and U.S. citizens harmed by illegal immigrants. They expressed frustration over the prioritization of such cases over the legal immigration process and the safety of American citizens.
#politics
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Tunisia, Nepali New Year, and Easter Gifts for Animals
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa celebrated his reelection during a ceremony in Quito. Meanwhile, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited a military hospital in Odesa as Ukraine continues to face challenges amid ongoing conflict.
In Pakistan, a bomb explosion in Mastung resulted in the deaths of at least three police officers and injuries to 16 others. In Israel, protests erupted in Jerusalem over a court ruling mandating military service for ultra-Orthodox Jews.
Fox News: President Trump reveals his proudest accomplishment of his historic first 100 days
In an interview with Fox Noticias, President Trump highlighted his administration's achievements in managing the border crisis and economic policies, including tariffs. He claimed that illegal border crossings have significantly decreased and emphasized the importance of legal immigration.
Trump also discussed the financial benefits of tariffs, stating that the U.S. is generating substantial revenue from them. He expressed pride in ongoing legislative efforts aimed at tax cuts and regulatory reductions.
#society
Fox News: Blake Lively 'tried to take advantage' of Justin Baldoni during 'It Ends With Us' filming: crew member
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni are engaged in a legal battle following accusations of sexual harassment and claims of Lively trying to take control of the film "It Ends With Us." A crew member has supported Baldoni's assertion that Lively attempted to dominate the production process, undermining his vision.
Both actors have filed lawsuits against each other, with Lively alleging harassment and Baldoni claiming her accusations were false and aimed at salvaging her reputation. The disputes have escalated, with a trial date set for March 2026.
#culture
The Western Journal: Look: Ohio State Includes Unmistakable Nod to Christ on College Football Championship Rings
The Ohio State Buckeyes have made headlines following their 2024 national college football championship win, unveiling championship rings that prominently feature a cross, symbolizing their Christian faith. The rings, designed by Jostens, also display coach Ryan Day's mantra, "Leave no doubt," reflecting the team's values throughout the season.
This decision to incorporate a faith symbol has resonated positively with fans, showcasing the team's commitment to their beliefs amid the competitive landscape of college football. The Buckeyes' embrace of their Christian identity has been evident throughout the season, culminating in a championship that celebrates both their athletic achievements and their values.
Breitbart: Female Reporters Mocked for Outrage After Braves Sideline Reporter Gets Fan's Number On Live TV
Several female reporters criticized male sports broadcaster Wiley Ballard for his lighthearted interaction with two female fans during a live segment at the Braves-Blue Jays game. They deemed his comments about getting the women's phone numbers inappropriate, citing a double standard in sports reporting.
In contrast, many observers defended Ballard, suggesting that the outrage from some female reporters was excessive. The incident sparked a debate over gender dynamics in sports media and the perception of male versus female reporters in similar situations.
Breitbart: Fast-Food Chain Wendy's Mocks Katy Perry After Blue Origin Space Flight: 'Can We Send Her Back'
Wendy's took to social media to mock Katy Perry after her eleven-minute space flight with an all-female crew, asking, “Can we send her back?” The fast-food chain made several humorous comments, referencing Perry's songs and poking fun at the brief duration of her flight.
Wendy's continued to engage with users, delivering snarky replies and maintaining its Gen Z-friendly social media presence. The playful banter has drawn attention, with Wendy's trending on X following the exchange.
#health
Breitbart: Illinois High School Track Athlete Suffers Shocking Injury While Preparing for Triple Jump
Dylan Westcott, an 18-year-old track athlete from Illinois, was left paralyzed from the waist down after a neck injury during warm-ups for a triple jump event on March 15. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation and has made progress in sitting in a wheelchair.
Westcott's family is devastated by the sudden change in his life, as he had plans for the future, including studying to be a vet tech. A GoFundMe has been set up to assist with his medical expenses.
#crime
Fox News: DC transit police officer stabbed at train station as Sec. Sean Duffy arrives to talk safety: 'Unacceptable'
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy witnessed a violent incident in Washington, D.C., where a WMATA police officer was stabbed in the face by a fare evader at the Navy Yard Metro Station. The officer sustained facial injuries but was reported to be in good spirits after receiving first aid.
Duffy condemned the attack as "horrible" and emphasized the need to enhance transit safety and combat violent crime. He expressed gratitude for the bravery of police officers and planned to meet with WMATA leadership to address the incident.
Times Of Israel: US lawyer says UK intel firm paid Israeli hacker to target him during court battle
A New York attorney, Daniel Feldman, has accused British firm Vantage Intelligence of hiring mercenary hackers to intercept privileged communications during his legal battle with clients of the defunct Russian oil company Yukos. Feldman claims this hacking influenced the court's decision against him.
Feldman is seeking to overturn a 2019 ruling that found him liable for breaching fiduciary duties, arguing that the hacking compromised the integrity of the case. His allegations follow a trend where litigants are using evidence of hacking to contest legal judgments.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Phillies Announcer Makes Titanic Reference During Home Run Call on Anniversary of Shipwreck
Phillies announcer Ruben Amaro Jr. made a reference to the Titanic after Nick Castellanos hit a home run, narrowing the Giants' lead to 6-4. The comment coincided with the anniversary of the Titanic's sinking. Despite the excitement, the Giants ultimately won 10-4.