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#illegals
Fox News: CNN's Scott Jennings says left 'in love with the worst people' during clash over deported alleged MS-13 member
CNN commentators criticized the left's support for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant and alleged MS-13 gang member deported by the Trump administration. Scott Jennings questioned why Democrats back individuals with serious criminal allegations, including human trafficking and domestic violence.
Despite a court granting him temporary protected status, Jennings argued that Abrego Garcia's deportation order remains valid. Democrats claim his case is about due process, while his attorneys assert he lived legally in the U.S. and lacks gang affiliations.
Front Page Magazine: Illegal Alien Wife Beaters First
Sen. Chris Van Hollen's visit to El Salvador to support illegal alien MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, accused of domestic violence and human trafficking, has drawn criticism. The meeting, staged with margaritas, highlights the Democrats' struggle to balance immigration issues with public sentiment.
While some Democrats are distancing themselves from the controversy, others, like James Carville, suggest doubling down on support for Garcia. This approach risks alienating voters who perceive the party as weak on crime and immigration, complicating their political strategy.
Breitbart: Anti-Trumpers Plan Massive Nationwide Protest Against the President Easter Weekend
Anti-Trump activists from the 50501 movement are organizing nationwide protests on April 19, the day before Easter, to oppose what they describe as authoritarianism under President Trump. They claim to have mobilized over 3 million participants and assert their movement is nonpartisan.
One focal point of the protests is the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant with alleged ties to MS-13 and a history of domestic violence. President Trump has criticized the movement's support for Garcia, highlighting his criminal background and the dangers he poses. The protests will take place in major cities, including one outside Vice President JD Vance's residence.
#politics
Breitbart: Texas GOP Defeats Resolution to Honor the Late Cecile Richards
Texas Republicans blocked a resolution to honor former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, who passed away in January after battling brain cancer. The resolution was proposed by Democrat Rep. Donna Howard but faced strong opposition from GOP lawmakers, who condemned Richards' legacy related to abortion.
Republican representatives expressed outrage at the idea of honoring Richards, emphasizing their pro-life stance. The debate led to the entire slate of memorials being pulled from consideration, denying the Richards family the opportunity for recognition. The future of the memorial calendar remains uncertain.
Breitbart: 'A Big Honor:' Trump Appoints Mark Levin to Homeland Security Advisory Council
President Trump has appointed conservative commentator Mark Levin and other leaders to his revamped Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC). The council includes South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster, Florida state Sen. Joe Gruters, and former NYPD detective Bo Dietl.
Trump emphasized the council's focus on securing the border, combating illegal drugs, and enhancing national security under the leadership of Under Secretary Kristi Noem. Levin expressed gratitude for his appointment, highlighting the council's mission to prioritize U.S. safety.
#society
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Flood in Italy, Easter Performance, and Star Wars Celebrations
Protests in Paris highlight student poverty, with demonstrators calling attention to the struggles faced by students who feel they must choose between education and basic needs. The event was organized by the La Fage union.
In other news, various global events occurred, including Iranian military parades, a meeting between Italian and U.S. leaders, and a memorial for victims of a shooting at Florida State University.
The Western Journal: YouTube Kids Star Ms. Rachel Doubles Down After DOJ Is Called to Investigate Her
YouTube star Ms. Rachel, known for her children's programming, faces scrutiny for allegedly promoting a one-sided narrative on the Israel-Gaza conflict. Critics argue her focus on Gaza’s suffering neglects Israeli victims, prompting a call for a Department of Justice investigation into her social media posts.
Parents are concerned that Ms. Rachel’s content, which they trust to be apolitical, is instead pushing divisive issues onto young children. The backlash highlights the potential dangers of politicizing children's programming, with calls for her to return to non-political content.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Republican US congressmen visit Syria, meet with new leadership, local Christians
Two U.S. Congress members, Cory Mills and Marlin Stutzman, visited Syria, marking the first trip by American lawmakers since the fall of Bashar al-Assad. They met with new President Ahmed al-Sharaa to discuss U.S. sanctions, Iran, and the potential for economic recovery in war-torn Syria.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas also visited Syria, discussing ties between Syria and Palestine. The backdrop includes ongoing Israeli military actions in Syria and the lingering effects of the 2013 gas attack. Both visits signal a potential shift in U.S. engagement with the new Syrian leadership.
#religion
Breitbart: Catholic Processions Mark Good Friday Throughout Latin America
Catholics in Latin America are observing Good Friday with various processions and traditions, reflecting the region's rich Catholic heritage. Over 40% of the world's Catholics reside in Latin America, with 54% of locals identifying as Catholic. Holy Week, running from April 13 to April 20, commemorates the Passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In countries like Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador, and Guatemala, unique customs such as pilgrimages, live reenactments of the Passion, and colorful street carpets are prominent. However, in Nicaragua and Cuba, government restrictions hinder the observance of Holy Week, with public processions banned under authoritarian regimes.
#culture
Le Monde: Quai Branly exposes its counter-investigation on the Dakar-Djibouti mission and its looting of objects under the guise of science
Michel Leiris's 1934 work, "Phantom Africa," critiques the Dakar-Djibouti mission, which he viewed as a colonial raid disguised as scientific inquiry. The expedition, led by Marcel Griaule, collected over 3,200 cultural artifacts for French museums, raising ethical concerns about cultural appropriation.
Now, the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac is reexamining these artifacts with input from African specialists, aiming to address historical injustices. This initiative reflects a broader movement to reassess colonial legacies in cultural institutions.