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America One News
27 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: 'Ireland Is Full!' -- Thousands Protest in Dublin Against Mass Migration
Thousands protested in Dublin against the Irish government's mass migration policies, coinciding with the anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. Demonstrators, including UFC champion Conor McGregor, expressed discontent over the rise in foreign-born residents and its impact on housing and wages.
Public sentiment has turned against migration, with a survey indicating 80% of voters believe it is "too high." Concerns about rising housing costs and stagnant wages have fueled unrest, leading many to feel the government is unresponsive to their concerns.
#politics
The Western Journal: Longtime NFL Kicker Makes It Official: He's Running for Congress as a Republican
Former NFL kicker Jay Feely has announced his candidacy for Congress as a Republican in Arizona's 5th Congressional district. Feely, who played 14 seasons in the NFL, cited a sense of duty and faith as motivations for his political aspirations, particularly following the assassination attempt on President Trump.
Feely's entry into politics adds to a growing list of athletes transitioning to political roles, particularly within the Republican Party. His name recognition and community involvement may provide him an advantage in the upcoming race.
#society
GB News: Travel warning: Britons alerted as specific group could receive 'unwanted attention' in European holiday spot
New travel guidance for Britons, especially in the LGBT+ community, has been issued regarding Hungary following recent legislation that may affect LGBT+ events. While same-sex activity is legal and Budapest is generally tolerant, public displays of affection outside the capital may attract unwanted attention.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office warns that new laws could ban LGBT+ rallies and that participants in unsanctioned events may face fines. Tourists are advised to stay updated via local media and the British Embassy's social media. LGBT+ travelers should research legal restrictions and social attitudes before visiting.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Apr. 27: Day 567 – Legal wrangles at ICC, shark attack in Hadera
Israel has achieved a procedural victory at the International Criminal Court, allowing it to challenge the court's jurisdiction over Israeli citizens accused of war crimes. This development may impact arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and former defense minister Gallant.
Additionally, allegations against Netanyahu by Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar could lead to a constitutional crisis, complicating the government's attempts to dismiss Bar. In other news, a fatal shark attack near Hadera raises concerns about environmental changes affecting shark behavior, while community healing efforts continue in Ofakim after the October 7 attacks.
Breitbart: BBC Contributor Called for Jews to Be Burned 'Like Hitler Did': Report
Samer Elzaenen, a journalist for BBC Arabic, has been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks and praising Hamas terrorists. His social media history includes calls for violence against Jews and glorification of attacks on Israeli civilians.
The BBC has faced scrutiny for its handling of anti-Semitic content, stating that contributors are not staff and that they were unaware of Elzaenen's online activity. The network maintains a stance against anti-Semitism in its reporting.
#education
The Western Journal: Trump's Education Boss Exposes How Biden's Debt Forgiveness Was 'Massively' Profitable
Education Secretary Linda McMahon criticized President Biden's student loan forgiveness policies, claiming they primarily benefited colleges rather than students. She highlighted the structural flaws in student loans and accused universities of exploiting federal subsidies by increasing tuition and accumulating large endowments.
McMahon emphasized the need for accountability from both borrowers and colleges, asserting that Biden's loan forgiveness lacked legal authority and led to increased student debt. She is also working to end deferments that allowed borrowers to postpone payments.