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#illegals
Breitbart: Watch Live: Karoline Leavitt and Tom Homan Hold Press Conference
Trump Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and border czar Tom Homan addressed reporters about the administration's ongoing initiatives to enhance border security and deport illegal immigrants.
Additionally, Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI for allegedly obstructing the arrest of an illegal alien.
Fox News: Trump admin releases shockingly low number of illegal aliens compared to Biden years: 'Unprecedented'
Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, highlighted a significant reduction in the release of illegal aliens during a recent press conference, noting only nine were released compared to thousands under the Biden administration. He attributed this success to Trump's policies, claiming they have led to the most secure border in U.S. history.
Homan explained that the nine releases were due to specific circumstances, including their roles as material witnesses and serious medical conditions. He also mentioned a decline in migrant encounters since the administration change, with March 2025 seeing lower apprehensions than the previous year.
Fox News: GREGG JARRETT: Rogue, leftist judges caused by an obsession with feelings, not facts
Two judges, Hannah Dugan in Wisconsin and Jose Luis Cano in New Mexico, have been arrested for allegedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement. Dugan is accused of aiding an illegal alien's escape from her courtroom, while Cano allegedly harbored an illegal migrant linked to a criminal gang. Both face serious charges that could lead to significant prison time.
The cases have sparked outrage among some Democrats, who claim the arrests undermine the rule of law. However, federal authorities assert that judges must adhere to the law they are sworn to uphold, and those who do not can face prosecution. Critics argue that sanctuary policies encourage such disregard for legal responsibilities.
#politics
Breitbart: Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker Calls for Democrats to Deny 'Peace' to Trump, Republicans
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker urged Democrats in New Hampshire to engage in mass protests against President Trump and Republicans, emphasizing the need for disruption and denying them "a moment of peace." His remarks drew comparisons to past calls for harassment of Trump officials.
Despite challenges in his own state, Pritzker is positioning himself as a potential presidential candidate for 2028. His speech resonated with the audience, prompting applause and a rallying cry to mobilize against Republican opposition.
#society
Le Monde: Coffee multinationals profit from forced labor in Brazil, NGO alleges in US complaint
Two brothers from Berilo, Brazil, were lured by a job offer to harvest coffee but faced horrific conditions upon arrival at a farm. They endured long hours, poor living conditions, and minimal pay, leading to their rescue by police after 40 days. This incident highlights ongoing forced labor issues in Brazil's coffee industry.
Forbes: Spain And Portugal Power Outages: Electricity Restored In Some Regions (Live Updates)
Electricity supply has been partially restored in Spain and Portugal following a widespread blackout that affected various regions, including parts of France. Red Eléctrica reported that over 20% of electricity demand on the Iberian Peninsula has been met, with power gradually returning to 45% of Spain's grid.
The blackout disrupted public transport, including rail services and metro operations, and caused the cancellation of events like the Madrid Open tennis tournament. The cause of the outage is linked to a voltage imbalance in the European power grid, though no evidence of sabotage has been found.
GB News: 'Don’t get used to it!' Eamonn Holmes issues blunt warning after Meghan Markle shares rare video featuring daughter’s voice
Eamonn Holmes cautioned viewers not to expect more visibility of Meghan Markle's children after a rare video featuring their voices was shared. The clip shows the family making strawberry jam, with Archie and Lilibet's voices heard but faces not shown, maintaining their privacy.
Royal commentators noted the children's American accents and emphasized Harry and Meghan's careful approach to sharing their lives. They highlighted the couple's commitment to privacy, paralleling it with the practices of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Fox News: Harris Faulkner hosts 'America's Most Wanted: Missing Persons' on FOX
Harris Faulkner is returning to her true crime roots with a new series, "America's Most Wanted: Missing Persons," premiering on FOX. The show aims to highlight the alarming statistic of 2,300 people reported missing daily in the U.S., emphasizing the need for awareness and action.
Child safety advocate Elizabeth Smart will guest host the premiere, which focuses on vulnerable populations, particularly children. Faulkner stresses the importance of accurate reporting and community involvement to help reunite families with their missing loved ones.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron sets 10-day horizon to amplify Western pressure on Russia
French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to increase pressure on Russia in the coming days, following discussions with US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Macron emphasized the need for a tougher stance against Moscow to facilitate a ceasefire in Ukraine.
In addition, Macron will sign a "friendship treaty" with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on May 9, coinciding with Russia's World War II victory parade. He also noted that Germany's new Chancellor Friedrich Merz is committed to defending Ukraine and European democratic values amid ongoing tensions.
#military
Fox News: US strikes kill hundreds of Houthi fighters, hit over 800 Red Sea targets: Central Command
The U.S. military has targeted over 800 sites in an ongoing campaign against Houthi terrorists since mid-March, aiming to disrupt their capabilities and ensure safe navigation in the Red Sea. Key military infrastructure has been destroyed, significantly reducing Houthi missile and drone attacks.
Despite these efforts, concerns about the campaign's effectiveness and costs, which exceed $1 billion, have emerged. Critics question whether the strikes have achieved lasting results, as attacks on shipping vessels continue. The U.S. maintains a strong military presence in the region to deter further aggression.
#culture
Fox News: Everything you need to throw a Kentucky Derby watch party
The 2025 Kentucky Derby is set for May 3, featuring thoroughbreds racing 1.25 miles at Churchill Downs. Known for its traditions and vibrant social scene, the event is often celebrated through watch parties, which can be organized using platforms like Evite.
For those hosting gatherings, various Derby-themed items are available, including disposable tableware, mint julep cocktail kits, and decorative props to enhance the experience. These accessories help create a festive atmosphere, whether in-person or virtually.
Breitbart: 'Minecraft Movie' Star Jennifer Coolidge Says Gays and Lesbians 'Are a Superior Group of People'
Jennifer Coolidge expressed that her gay fans differ from her heterosexual fans, stating that the latter are "more self-conscious." She praised the LGBTQ community for their ability to have fun and be original, calling them a "superior group of people."
Coolidge has shown her support for the LGBTQ community in various public appearances, including her Emmy acceptance speech and at the GLAAD Media Awards.
#crime
Fox News: New England serial killer fears: 10 bodies now found in less than 2 months
Authorities in New England have recovered two more bodies, intensifying concerns about a potential serial killer. One body was found in Taunton, Massachusetts, and another in the Connecticut River in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. Investigations are ongoing, but police have not confirmed any connections between the deaths.
Despite online speculation, officials maintain that there is no evidence linking the cases, and they caution against unverified claims that may disrupt investigations. Most of the discovered remains have been identified as female, with a total of ten bodies found across multiple locations in the region over the past two months.
#sports
Breitbart: Swiss Fencing Team Turns Backs to Israeli National Anthem After Defeat
The Swiss fencing team faced backlash after they turned their backs during the Israeli national anthem at the European Championships, following Israel's gold medal victory. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar condemned the act as disrespectful, while the Swiss Fencing Federation announced an investigation into the incident.
Israeli fencer Alon Sarid expressed that the behavior was hurtful and undermined the spirit of sportsmanship. The president of the Swiss Fencing Federation expressed regret, stating the team acted independently.