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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: The Anchor Babies of Illegal Aliens Aren't US Citizens
The concept of anchor baby citizenship for children of illegal aliens lacks a legitimate basis, as founding documents do not support granting citizenship to those violating immigration laws. The deportation of illegal aliens inherently includes their children, raising concerns about leaving minors without parents.
The ongoing debate highlights the tension between enforcing immigration laws and the implications for families. The notion of citizenship through birth in the U.S. has led to issues like birth tourism, complicating the discussion on immigration policy.
Fox News: Suspect arrested for alleged theft of Kristi Noem's bag containing $3K in cash: reports
A suspect has been arrested in Washington, D.C., for stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's Gucci handbag, which contained $3,000 in cash and personal items. Authorities are still searching for a second suspect, both of whom are in the U.S. without authorization.
The incident occurred while Noem was dining with her family. Security footage captured the theft, and Noem described it as "professionally done." The U.S. Secret Service and ICE are involved in the case. The arrested suspect is set to appear in court soon.
#society
GB News: Ambulance drivers hit with fines for parking in Low Traffic Neighbourhoods despite exemptions
Ambulance drivers in London are facing significant fines for parking in Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) despite being exempt from such restrictions. Private ambulance providers, particularly those subcontracted to NHS trusts, have reported paying up to £1,000 weekly in penalties, creating challenges for patient care.
The situation has forced drivers to choose between incurring fines or dropping off patients at inconvenient locations, particularly affecting vulnerable individuals. A recent report highlighted that 2,300 fines were issued to private ambulance providers for LTN violations, with a low appeal success rate. Transport for London stated they are monitoring the situation and suggested that NHS Trusts could help by providing lists of subcontracted vehicles for potential exemptions.