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20 Apr 2025
#illegals
Human Events: FRONTLINES: California lets 13,000 criminal illegals walk—more ICE detainers declined than any other state
California has declined the most federal requests to detain illegal immigrants arrested for crimes, with over 13,000 detainers rejected from fiscal year 2023 to February 2025. This is largely due to the state's strict sanctuary policies limiting local cooperation with ICE.
The state’s laws, including the California Values Act, restrict how local agencies interact with federal immigration authorities. Despite concerns from former Governor Jerry Brown about the extent of these policies, cities like San Diego continue to tighten sanctuary rules.
#politics
The Telegraph: Trump acting like a ‘royal despot’, say prominent Republicans
Prominent Republicans have labeled Donald Trump a "royal despot" for punishing former officials Chris Krebs and Miles Taylor. Both men publicly criticized Trump, with Krebs refuting claims about the 2020 election and Taylor accusing him of "amorality."
Trump recently revoked their security clearances and called for investigations into their government service.
#society
Fox News: Cyberattacks on nursing homes: How to protect your loved ones
Recent cyberattacks on nursing homes, such as the breach at Hillcrest Nursing Home affecting over 100,000 individuals, highlight the vulnerability of elderly residents. With limited digital literacy and outdated IT infrastructure, these facilities are prime targets for cybercriminals.
To protect loved ones from identity theft, individuals can take several steps: freeze credit accounts, place fraud alerts, sign up for data removal services, install strong antivirus software, regularly review financial statements, and educate seniors on internet safety. These measures can significantly reduce risks and enhance security.
#culture
GB News: Prince William and Kate's absence from Easter service is 'not a snub', Rae claims
Prince William and Princess Kate have opted out of the traditional Easter Sunday service in Windsor for the second consecutive year, choosing instead to spend the holiday in Norfolk with their children. This decision, approved by King Charles, prioritizes family time before school resumes.