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#illegals
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: Fox tours ICE detention facility; manager hopes to 'dispel' 'false narratives'
The Montgomery Processing Center in Conroe, Texas, processes around 400 to 500 illegal migrants weekly. Currently housing 1,240 detainees, the facility offers medical care and legal resources, aiming to dispel negative narratives about ICE detention conditions.
Approximately 77% of detainees have criminal backgrounds, with some facing serious charges such as aggravated robbery and sexual assault. Facility officials emphasize the importance of detaining individuals deemed a threat to public safety and ensuring their appearance in immigration court.
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Frost: SCOTUS Has 'Corruption', I've Said It's 'Illegitimate', Trump Has to Follow It on Garcia
Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) reiterated his view that the Supreme Court is "illegitimate" and "corrupt," while also acknowledging a unanimous ruling in favor of Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return. He emphasized that this decision should transcend partisan lines, advocating for due process.
Frost's comments highlight a tension between his criticism of the court's political leanings and the need for bipartisan support in legal matters.
Fox News: Republicans troll Dems' El Salvador visits with offer to foot travel bill – in exchange for one thing
The NRCC is offering to cover travel costs for Democratic lawmakers visiting El Salvador, where they can document their interactions with suspected gang members. This follows recent trips by progressive Democrats advocating for the return of deported individuals.
Republicans aim to link Democrats to criminal elements amid ongoing debates over immigration policies and due process rights. The situation surrounding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, has become a focal point in the political discourse.
Fox News: Democrats' identity crisis: Youth revolt rocks party after Trump comeback
Democrats are facing significant internal conflict following a series of electoral defeats, including the recent return of Donald Trump to the presidency. Younger, progressive members are pushing to replace long-standing incumbents, arguing for a rebranding of the party to better connect with voters, particularly the youth.
This generational clash highlights the urgency for Democrats to reassess their strategies and messaging to regain lost support. As they navigate this unfamiliar political landscape, the outcome of their efforts will be critical in the upcoming elections.
Breitbart: Malliotakis: Cutting Medicaid Reimbursement to States Is a Red Line
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) stated that House Republicans will not support any reductions in federal Medicaid reimbursement rates, specifically the 50% rate for New York. She emphasized the importance of maintaining eligibility for vulnerable populations, including seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Malliotakis also highlighted potential savings through work requirements for able-bodied individuals and eliminating Medicaid fraud, which costs the program around $50 billion annually. She reiterated that any proposed changes to reimbursement rates or caps on Medicaid are unacceptable to her group.
The Federalist: Meet The Wealthy Private Firms Controlling The Democrat Party
Democrats are expressing concern over the control of their voter database by private equity firms, particularly after Apax Partners acquired NGP VAN's parent company. This raises questions about the influence of private interests on Democratic strategies and operations, especially ahead of elections.
The acquisition ties into a broader trend where private firms, like those managing Arabella Advisors, dominate left-wing political infrastructure, raising alarms among party officials. As reliance on these entities grows, so does the potential risk of them leveraging their control for profit-driven motives, creating unease within the party.
#society
Fox News: Skeletons are found beneath college campus, plus a man is 'disgusted' by girlfriend's food tastes
Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of skeletons during an excavation at a university site that once housed a medieval church, demolished in the 1650s.
In other news, President Trump and Melania hosted the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, welcoming children from across the nation. A Reddit user shared a relationship dilemma regarding his girlfriend's unusual food preferences, sparking debate online.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Issa: Whether There's a Peace Deal Is Totally Up to Putin, He's Been Given Every Opportunity
Rep. Darrell Issa stated that progress in peace talks regarding the Russia-Ukraine war hinges on Vladimir Putin's willingness to negotiate. He noted that President Trump had indicated to Ukraine that any deal would require compromise, an approach previously rejected by Zelensky.
Issa emphasized the need to support Ukraine if Russia refuses to engage in discussions, highlighting the delicate balance in the ongoing conflict.
Breitbart: Ukraine Accuses Russia of Using 'Easter Ceasefire' to Reinforce Positions
Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of violating an Easter truce, with both sides claiming the other is untrustworthy. Ukraine reported numerous attacks during the ceasefire, while Russia alleged that Ukraine breached the agreement multiple times. Both nations view their actions as justified, complicating peace negotiations.
The ongoing conflict has frustrated U.S. negotiators, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio warning that without progress in talks, the U.S. may withdraw from efforts to mediate. Both Ukraine and Russia's narratives of noble intentions versus accusations of aggression hinder the potential for a lasting resolution.
#economy
The American Mind: Trump, Trade, and the Founders
Critics on both the Left and within conservatism have labeled President Trump's trade policies as unconventional and un-American. However, these views overlook historical precedents in American political thought, particularly the ideas of Alexander Hamilton, who advocated for government intervention to protect American industry and secure national interests.
Hamilton's principles resonate with Trump's approach, emphasizing the need for America to leverage its market power against foreign nations. The Constitution grants the government authority to regulate foreign trade, a power the Trump Administration aims to use to create more favorable trade relations, aligning with the Founders' vision for national economic policy.
Le Monde: IMF forecasts global slowdown: 'The economy is entering a new era,' says chief economist
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has downgraded its global growth forecasts, projecting 2.8% for 2025 and 3% for 2026, reflecting the impact of tariff measures from the Trump administration. The U.S. growth forecast has decreased from 2.7% to 1.8%, while the eurozone and China also see downward revisions.
IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas emphasizes the need for countries to reassess the trade system and establish new rules to address ongoing tensions.