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#illegals
Breitbart: DHS Arrests Man for Threatening ICE Agents, Kristi Noem
A man named Robert King was arrested in McKinney, Texas, for making terroristic threats against ICE agents and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. His social media posts expressed intentions to "open fire" if he saw ICE agents in his neighborhood.
This incident follows a now-deleted TikTok video encouraging people to shoot at ICE agents on sight. Noem responded by stating that threats against law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
#politics
Breitbart: Bessent: 'Not Sure' Why Mexico, Canada Weren't On Tariff List, I'm Not in Talks
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed uncertainty over the omission of Canada and Mexico from a White House chart on reciprocal tariffs. He clarified that he is not involved in tariff negotiations but noted that factors like non-tariff barriers, currency manipulation, and subsidies play a role in tariff discussions.
Bessent highlighted the complexity of tariff policy, indicating that various elements influence decisions beyond just the rates. He emphasized the importance of understanding other countries' trade practices in the context of U.S. tariffs.
Breitbart: Some Goods Already Under Tariff Will Be Exempt from Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump's new reciprocal tariffs will not apply to certain goods already subject to existing tariffs, including steel, aluminum, and specific minerals unavailable in the U.S. Goods compliant with the USMCA will remain exempt from the 25% tariffs imposed on non-compliant imports from Canada and Mexico.
The ten-percent baseline tariffs on various countries will begin on April 5, with reciprocal tariffs on China and the EU starting on April 9. Non-USMCA compliant goods from Canada and Mexico will face tariffs of 25% or 10% for specific energy products.
#society
GB News: Angela Rayner has NO plans to deploy army to deal with Birmingham bin strike health crisis
Birmingham City Council has declared a major incident due to over 17,000 tonnes of waste accumulating from a bin strike that began on March 11. The government has stated it will not deploy the military to assist, despite calls from former minister Edwina Curry citing public health risks.
The council can bring in extra crews to manage the waste, but disputes continue between refuse workers and the Unite union regarding the focus of waste collection efforts. The government is monitoring the situation but does not consider military intervention necessary.
Breitbart: Women's Fencer Takes a Knee in Protest, Refuses to Face Trans Opponent: 'This is a Man'
Fencer Stephanie Turner refused to compete against transgender athlete Redmond Sullivan at the Cherry Blossom Open, taking a knee instead to protest USA Fencing's policy on transgender participation. Turner was subsequently disqualified for her actions, expressing concerns about women's voices being ignored in the debate.
USA Fencing defended its policy as promoting inclusion, while Turner indicated that her stance has led to significant personal and political shifts, including a change in her voting alignment. She anticipates backlash and challenges in her fencing career following her protest.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Blagojevich has new job working for ‘Bosnian Bear’ politician with ties to Putin
Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, recently pardoned by President Trump, is now lobbying for the Republic of Srpska, a Serb-majority entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its ethnic tensions. His firm, RRB Strategies LLC, will provide communications support under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Blagojevich's involvement comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding Milorad Dodik, the region's president, who is facing scrutiny for his separatist views and connections to Russia. U.S. officials have expressed concerns about Dodik's actions undermining regional stability.
#military
Times Of Israel: Thousands at Jerusalem rally demand all Israelis share burden of military service
Sylvie and Yinon Tsuriely, Jerusalem residents, expressed their concerns about military service during a march advocating for universal enlistment in the IDF. Their three sons and daughter are all currently serving, highlighting the need for shared military responsibility among all citizens, including the ultra-Orthodox community.
The march, organized by bereaved families and reservist groups, aimed to address the longstanding military exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men. Despite a High Court ruling against these exemptions, participation remains low, with only 2% of drafted Haredi men joining the IDF. The event emphasized the call for unity in military service across different societal groups in Israel.