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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Announces 'Revamped Homeland Security Council' with Huge Names on Board
President Trump announced the formation of a revamped Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC) to combat illegal immigration. The council includes notable figures like South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster and conservative commentator Mark Levin, aiming to develop policies to secure the border and address drug trafficking.
Trump criticized President Biden's immigration policies, asserting they have allowed criminals to enter the U.S. He referenced the deportation of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, emphasizing his commitment to removing dangerous individuals from the country.
#politics
Breitbart: King Charles III Will Host President Trump For Historic Visit in September
President Donald Trump announced a historic second state visit to the United Kingdom, set for September, hosted by King Charles III. This marks the first time a foreign leader has received two state visits in modern history, reflecting the UK’s desire to maintain strong ties with the U.S.
Trump expressed his respect for the Royal Family and indicated his preference for Windsor Castle as the venue. The announcement has sparked protests from leftist groups in the UK, who are mobilizing against the visit, citing concerns over Trump's policies and influence.
Breitbart: Conor McGregor Blasts Mass Migration as a 'Genocide' in Ireland
Conor McGregor criticized the Irish government's open borders policy, claiming it threatens Irish culture and finances. He argued that the influx of migrants has strained public resources and exacerbated housing issues, calling it a "genocide" of Irish identity.
McGregor, a presidential hopeful, vowed to end welfare benefits for migrants and deport those who entered illegally. He expressed a desire for an "Ireland first" approach, contrasting it with the current EU migration pact, which he opposes.
Human Events: Vice President JD Vance spends Good Friday at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome
Vice President JD Vance attended Good Friday services at St. Peter’s Basilica during his trip to Italy, where he also discussed tariffs with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. He expressed gratitude for his role and emphasized the importance of family and faith in his social media posts.
While in Rome, Vance is set to meet with Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, though Pope Francis's participation in Easter services remains uncertain due to health issues. Vance has defended the Trump administration’s immigration policies against criticism from the Pope, maintaining his stance on the hierarchy of care in Catholic doctrine.
#society
Breitbart: Three Tourists Among Dead in Cable Car Crash in Naples, Italy
A tragic cable car accident near Naples resulted in four fatalities, including a British couple and an Israeli woman. Another tourist is in critical condition. The cable car fell into a ravine after reportedly losing a traction cable. An investigation into possible manslaughter is underway.
Emergency services faced challenging weather conditions during rescue efforts. The cable car had recently reopened for the season after safety checks. Local authorities emphasize that there was no connection between the weather and the crash.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: 6 Big Tech Giants Dodged $278 Billion in Corporate Tax over Last Decade
The "Silicon Six" tech giants—Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Netflix—have avoided nearly $278 billion in corporate income tax over the past decade, according to a Fair Tax Foundation report. Their average effective tax rate was just 18.8%, significantly lower than the U.S. average of 29.7%.
The report highlights aggressive tax strategies employed by these companies, including profit-shifting to low-tax jurisdictions. While they argue compliance with tax laws, the gap between reported and actual taxes paid has raised concerns among policymakers, leading to increased scrutiny and potential new taxes.
#military
Times Of Israel: Israeli soldier killed in Hamas attack, in first since Gaza ceasefire collapse
An Israeli soldier, Warrant Officer G’haleb Sliman Alnasasra, was killed in a Hamas attack in northern Gaza, marking the first Israeli military fatality since the offensive against Hamas resumed on March 18. Five other soldiers were wounded, including three seriously, during operations aimed at clearing Hamas infrastructure.
In response, the IDF conducted airstrikes on over 150 targets in Gaza, claiming to have struck more than 1,400 targets since the offensive began. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with Israel's military toll now at 411, while Hamas claims over 50,000 deaths in Gaza, a figure that remains unverified.
#religion
GB News: King Charles and Keir Starmer are 'watering down' Christianity, Brooks claims
King Charles is facing criticism for his Easter message, which emphasized Judaism and Islam rather than focusing solely on Christianity. Critics argue that this reflects weak leadership in representing the Christian faith during a significant holiday.