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28 Apr 2025
#illegals
Fox News: Photo shows Milwaukee judge's courtroom door with notice to anyone who 'feels unsafe'
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested for allegedly aiding a previously deported illegal immigrant, Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, in evading ICE agents. Dugan is charged with obstruction of an official proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent discovery and arrest.
Prior to the incident, Dugan posted a notice in her courtroom for individuals feeling "unsafe" coming to court. She reportedly escorted Flores-Ruiz out a restricted door to avoid arrest after his court hearing on misdemeanor battery charges. Dugan is currently not overseeing any cases.
Breitbart: WH Lawn Displays Mugshots of Illegal Immigrants Arrested for Crimes
The Trump administration showcased mug shots of illegal immigrants on the White House lawn, highlighting their crimes, including murder and child sexual assault. The display aims to emphasize the administration's commitment to deportation and justice for those who violate U.S. laws.
A CBS News poll indicates that 56% of American adults support Trump's deportation policy, with strong backing from Republicans and independents. The administration continues to promote its stance against illegal immigration, aligning with public sentiment that favors stricter enforcement.
Breitbart: Tom Homan Says Judges, Officials Who Knowingly Harbor Illegal Aliens 'Will Be Prosecuted'
President Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, warned that officials or judges who knowingly harbor illegal immigrants will face prosecution. He emphasized that their primary responsibility should be community protection, not supporting sanctuary policies that obstruct ICE operations.
Homan's remarks align with upcoming executive orders from President Trump aimed at identifying sanctuary cities that defy federal immigration law. These measures will direct the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland Security to publish a list of jurisdictions that hinder immigration enforcement.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Kamala Can't Leave Her Identity Politics Bubble
Kamala Harris's public appearances are heavily promoted but often lack substance, reflecting her detachment from broader political discourse. She is seen as relying on name recognition and identity politics, with no clear campaign direction as the Democratic Party faces internal divisions.
As the 2028 election approaches, her focus on empowering black women may not suffice to resonate with a wider electorate. The divide among Democratic hopefuls suggests a need for a more substantial message moving forward.
Breitbart: U.S. Attorney Ed Martin Accuses Wikipedia of Allowing 'Foreign Actors' to Push Propaganda
U.S. Attorney Ed Martin has raised concerns about the Wikimedia Foundation's compliance with its 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status, alleging that Wikipedia allows foreign actors to spread misinformation and propaganda. He claims this undermines its educational mission and could violate federal law.
Martin has requested answers from Wikimedia regarding its safeguards against propaganda and foreign influence, as well as its transparency with external stakeholders. He has set a deadline of May 15 for a response to his inquiries.
Fox News: GOP races against clock as Senate, House remain trillions of dollars apart on Trump's tax bill
House Republicans are working on a multitrillion-dollar bill to advance President Trump's agenda, aiming for a draft by Memorial Day. Speaker Mike Johnson emphasizes the urgency due to the approaching debt ceiling deadline and the need for border security and tax reforms.
While the House and Senate are negotiating spending cuts, significant differences remain. The House framework proposes $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion in cuts, while the Senate's version calls for fewer reductions. Both chambers must reconcile their priorities to move forward.
#society
Fox News: Some states see REAL ID crowd rush, others quiet as deadline looms
Many states are experiencing long lines at DMVs as residents rush to obtain REAL IDs before the May 7 deadline. States like Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee report significant wait times, prompting extended hours at some locations. In contrast, Florida residents have alternative options at local tax collector offices, resulting in fewer delays.
Travelers are advised that starting May 7, 2025, a REAL ID-compliant ID will be required for air travel. The TSA warns that those without proper identification may face delays at checkpoints. Meanwhile, experts suggest considering passport cards as a convenient alternative.
GB News: Travel warning: 'Red alert' issued as 'increasing and significant' threat forces closure of popular tourist spot
British tourists are advised to reconsider travel plans to Costa Rica due to significant volcanic activity at Poas Volcano, which has prompted a "red warning" and the closure of Poas National Park. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) emphasizes the ongoing risk of eruptions and advises caution.
Travelers should avoid volcanic areas during heavy rainfall and stay informed about air quality, especially those with respiratory conditions. The FCDO recommends checking their latest travel advice for updates on safety and health measures before visiting.
#education
Fox News: Elite schools organize group to oppose Trump administration as battle for higher education funding escalates
University leaders from about 10 elite institutions, including Ivies, have formed an informal group to oppose the Trump administration's actions against higher education, particularly targeting antisemitism and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs.
The group views the administration's demands as an infringement on academic independence and aims to strategize against government regulation. Despite the administration's efforts, a significant number of DEI programs remain active across universities.
#crime
Fox News: Trump backs local police in new executive order, rebukes Democrat crime policies that sowed 'chaos' across US
President Trump plans to sign an executive order aimed at strengthening local police departments by providing federal resources and support. The order seeks to counteract "soft-on-crime policies" and focuses on empowering law enforcement, addressing high-impact crimes, and enhancing officer training and pay.
The initiative comes in response to rising crime rates and public concern following the 2020 riots and calls to defund police. The order also addresses issues such as sanctuary cities and bail reform, aligning with Trump's campaign promise to enhance public safety.
Breitbart: Mesa Police Investigate 'Possible Arson' at Tesla Dealership by Crooks Who Can't Spell
A fire at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, Arizona, is under investigation for potential arson after a vandal spray-painted "THEIF" on the building. The incident follows a trend of domestic terrorism targeting Tesla facilities, linked to rising tensions surrounding CEO Elon Musk.
Recent attacks include a firebombing in Kansas City by a 19-year-old student and another in Las Vegas, where a cinematographer was charged. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi warned that those involved in such acts will face severe legal consequences.
#sports
Breitbart: Washington Commanders, D.C. Reach Agreement for RFK Stadium
The Washington Commanders have reached an agreement to return to RFK Stadium, their former home from 1961 to 1996. While details of the deal remain undisclosed, reports suggest the restoration could exceed $3 billion. The team aims to open a new stadium by 2030.
D.C. officials are cautious about using public funds for the project, though Mayor Bowser highlights potential economic benefits. Former President Trump expressed a preference for the team's original name, "Redskins," citing its historical significance and support from some Native American communities.