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28 Apr 2025
#illegals
Human Events: Mexico moves to ban ‘propagandist’ US deportation ads from TV, radio
The Mexican government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, is working to block U.S. government ads that promote self-deportation for illegal immigrants, labeling them as "propaganda." This initiative, part of a $200 million campaign by the DHS, aims to encourage legal immigration.
DHS claims the campaign is effective, citing a decrease in border crossings. The ads, which feature Secretary Kristi Noem, have aired in multiple languages and on various platforms. Meanwhile, Mexico's Congress is drafting legislation to prohibit these ads from being broadcast in the country.
The Federalist: Protest Groups Call Enforcing Law On WI Judge 'Authoritarianism'
A Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, faces charges for allegedly obstructing the arrest of an illegal alien. The far-left group Voces de la Frontera is defending her, claiming the charges are an abuse of power and an attack on judicial independence. They argue that local courts should not collaborate with federal immigration enforcement.
Critics of the Trump administration's immigration policies view Dugan's arrest as part of a broader authoritarian trend. Supporters of Dugan assert that her actions represent a humane approach to immigration and due process, despite her alleged involvement in aiding a criminal illegal alien.
#politics
GB News: Labour MP claims party's migration crackdown has 'absolutely nothing' to do with Reform UK: 'We are getting on top of it!'
Labour's Stephen Kinnock emphasized that the party's commitment to reducing migration is independent of other parties, particularly amid predictions of a Reform UK surge in local elections. He stated that Labour's immigration strategy is part of their manifesto and aims to create a fair system.
Kinnock highlighted record deportations under Labour and acknowledged the challenges of managing asylum and immigration, attributing past issues to the previous government. A forthcoming white paper will address legal migration loopholes, reinforcing Labour's goal to lower net migration.
#society
Front Page Magazine: The Liberal Betrayal of the Jews
Abe Foxman, former head of the ADL, expressed concern over rising antisemitism and the liberal Jewish establishment's response, criticizing their alignment with groups supporting Hamas. He noted a troubling trend of liberal Jewish organizations prioritizing political alliances over the safety of Jewish communities.
Foxman highlighted the failure of these groups to protect Jews from antisemitic actions and their unwillingness to confront political allies who support such behavior. He argued that the liberal Jewish establishment has historically betrayed Jewish interests, and current events reveal a growing awareness among American Jews of this disconnect.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The Most Remarkable Thing About the Trump/Zelensky Sit-Down at the Pope’s Funeral
President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a private, 15-minute meeting at the Vatican during Pope Francis' funeral, marking their first direct conversation since February. The meeting was notable for its lack of aides or translators, emphasizing Trump's ability to engage in diplomacy independently.
Zelensky described the discussion as productive, focusing on achieving a ceasefire and lasting peace. Trump expressed optimism about negotiations, stating that significant points were agreed upon and urging for an end to the conflict. The meeting's potential impact on the war remains to be seen.
Times Of Israel: ‘Medieval torture’: Former hostages plead with Trump to free remaining captives
Freed hostages from Hamas captivity recounted their harrowing experiences at a press conference, urging President Trump to advocate for the release of remaining hostages. They shared stories of starvation, torture, and trauma endured during their captivity, emphasizing the urgency of securing the release of 59 hostages still held in Gaza.
The hostages expressed gratitude to Trump for his efforts in securing their freedom, with each survivor highlighting the ongoing pain of those left behind. Despite previous negotiations, talks for a new ceasefire have stalled, leaving families in despair as they await the return of their loved ones.
#military
Fox News: $70M Navy F-18 fighter jet falls into Red Sea off the USS Harry S Truman
The U.S. Navy reported that the USS Harry S. Truman lost an F/A-18 Super Hornet and a tow tractor overboard while operating in the Red Sea. The incident occurred when the crew lost control of the aircraft during tow operations. All personnel were accounted for, with one sailor sustaining minor injuries.
The Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group continues to operate in the Red Sea, conducting strikes against Houthi terrorists in Yemen. The group has faced recent attacks from the Iran-backed Houthis, escalating tensions in the region. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
#education
Forbes: These Colleges Are At Risk As Congress Takes Aim At Endowments
Congressional Republicans are considering raising the tax on private college endowments, which currently stands at 1.4%, as part of their revenue-raising efforts. This could impact as many as 127 institutions, particularly targeting those with large endowments and perceived "woke" policies.
The proposed changes include increasing the endowment tax rate significantly and potentially broadening its application to more schools. Critics argue that such measures could jeopardize financial aid for low- and middle-income students, while Republicans emphasize accountability for colleges amid declining public confidence in higher education.
#other
Forbes: Minneapolis And Upper Midwest May See Tornadoes, Severe Weather Monday
The Upper Midwest is under threat from severe thunderstorms and potential tornadoes, with the National Weather Service highlighting risks for Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The most dangerous conditions are expected Monday afternoon, with tornado watches already issued in several counties.
This year's tornado season has been notably active, with nearly 500 tornadoes reported by early April. Following a week of severe weather, including flash floods and high winds, the NWS urges residents to seek shelter during warnings.