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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: State Dept. Revokes 4K Foreign Students' Visas
In the first 100 days of President Trump's second term, the State Department revoked 4,000 visas for foreign students, with 90% having criminal records. Officials stated this action is part of a broader effort to enhance oversight and accountability in the visa system.
The revocations targeted individuals involved in serious crimes, including assault and trafficking, while smaller offenses did not lead to visa cancellations. The initiative also includes actions against students linked to anti-Israel protests, emphasizing the administration's commitment to maintaining law and order.
The Western Journal: Michelle Obama Admits Thought of Trump Policies ‘Keeps Her Up’ at Night: ‘Frightens Me’
Former First Lady Michelle Obama expressed concerns about President Trump's immigration policies, stating they keep her up at night due to fears of racism against illegal immigrants. She worries about the lack of due process in deportation decisions and the potential impact on people of color.
In contrast, Border Czar Tom Homan emphasized the administration's focus on deporting criminal illegal immigrants, arguing that securing the border is essential for public safety. He highlighted the emotional toll of witnessing the suffering of victims of crime linked to illegal immigration.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Touts 'Best' First 100 Days 'Of Any President in History’
President Trump claimed his administration has achieved the most successful first 100 days in U.S. history during a speech in Michigan. He highlighted his rapid signing of over 140 executive orders and significant investments leading to job creation, framing his actions as a "revolution in common sense."
Trump emphasized themes of strong borders, education, low taxes, and military strength, asserting that his policies transcend traditional political ideologies. He expressed confidence that the positive changes are just beginning.
Fox News: Trump slams Republican ‘grandstanders’ opposing budget bill, predicts massive US tax increases if it fails
During a speech in Michigan, President Trump criticized Democrats and some Republicans opposing his budget reconciliation bill, warning it could lead to the "highest tax increase in history." He emphasized the need for bipartisan support to avoid this outcome.
Trump expressed frustration that raising taxes has become a campaign promise for some, urging voters to remember those who oppose his bill. He highlighted the GOP's unity in pushing for his agenda, including funding for border security and energy initiatives.
GB News: Kneecap APOLOGISE for vile ‘kill your MP’ chant as they rage at ‘smear campaign’ amid investigation
Belfast rap trio Kneecap has issued an apology to the families of murdered MPs Sir David Amess and Jo Cox after a video surfaced of a band member making incendiary remarks about MPs. The comments have sparked a counter-terrorism police investigation and widespread condemnation from political leaders.
Kneecap claims they are victims of a smear campaign due to their outspoken views on Gaza and maintain that they do not support violence against any individuals or groups. Despite their apology, calls for prosecution and removal from events like Glastonbury have emerged, along with criticism from family members of the deceased MPs.
Breitbart: Chuck Todd Claims Media 'Didn't Miss the Story' on Biden's Mental Decline
Former NBC host Chuck Todd asserted that claims of establishment media covering up President Biden's mental decline are unfounded, labeling it a failure of the Democratic Party rather than the media. He emphasized that while some pundits may have supported Biden, they do not represent journalistic integrity.
Todd criticized the narrative that the media has misled the public about Biden's condition, pointing to Democratic leaders as the true source of accountability. He noted that despite ongoing denials, Biden's mental decline is increasingly recognized, even by some Democrats.
#society
Breitbart: Dozens Land on 'Do Not Sail' List After Major Brawl at Carnival Cruise Dock
A brawl erupted among Carnival Cruise passengers disembarking in Galveston, Texas, resulting in at least two dozen individuals being placed on a "Do Not Sail" list for life. The fight, which occurred after a week-long Caribbean cruise, involved multiple people pushing past barriers and engaging in violence.
Security struggled to control the situation, and law enforcement was called in, leading to at least one arrest. The cause of the altercation remains unclear. Carnival Cruise officials stated they will not tolerate such behavior.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump tempers auto tariffs, winning cautious praise from industry
President Trump has signed an executive order to ease tariffs on automakers, providing a two-year grace period for companies to shift supply chains back to the U.S. This move aims to alleviate the burden of overlapping tariffs and encourage domestic production.
The American Automotive Policy Council welcomed the changes, which include adjustments to tariffs on imported vehicles and parts. Analysts note that the effectiveness of these measures will depend on the industry's confidence in their longevity. Automakers are already planning investments in response to these tariff adjustments.
#culture
Fox News: 'Grey's Anatomy' star Ellen Pompeo hopes 'there will still be a Hollywood' in the future
Ellen Pompeo expressed her hopes for the future of Hollywood during her Walk of Fame ceremony, emphasizing the importance of preserving opportunities for aspiring actors. She acknowledged the industry's rapid changes and the shift to remote auditions, wishing for her children to have similar chances as she did.
Pompeo, who rose to fame as Dr. Meredith Grey on "Grey's Anatomy," reflected on her career and the support she received from influential figures like Shonda Rhimes. She remains open to her children pursuing acting when they are older, hoping they can experience the same dreams she had.
#education
Forbes: Republicans Advance Student Loan Overhaul With New Pell Grant Rules, Fewer Repayment Options—Here’s What To Know
Republicans on the Education and Workforce Committee have advanced the "Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan," aiming to reform student loans and Pell Grant eligibility. The proposal includes new borrowing limits and repayment options, potentially saving the government over $330 billion.
Changes to Pell Grants would make them less accessible, and repayment plans would be reduced to two options. Critics argue these reforms could increase financial burdens on students and deter enrollment. The measure will proceed to the Budget Committee before reaching the House.
#crime
Fox News: Texas jury returns verdict in 2022 stabbing death of high school classmate: report
A Texas jury found Caysen Allison not guilty of murder but guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the 2022 stabbing death of classmate Joe Ramirez Jr. at Belton High School. Allison, who had been under house arrest since July 2022, faces a sentencing hearing on June 16.
The altercation occurred in a school bathroom during a fight, with evidence suggesting Allison acted in self-defense after being attacked. Testimony revealed prior tensions between the two teens, including threats made by Allison. The case highlights complex issues surrounding youth violence and self-defense.
Fox News: Idaho judge slams Bryan Kohberger's 'hollow' attempt to dodge death penalty in latest blow to defense
A judge in Idaho has denied Bryan Kohberger's defense team's motion to remove the death penalty as a potential punishment in his murder trial for the deaths of four University of Idaho students. The judge stated that Kohberger's complaints about the discovery process were unsubstantiated.
Judge Steven Hippler noted that Kohberger has received discovery in a consistent manner for over two years and criticized his defense for not seeking additional resources to manage the evidence. The trial is scheduled to begin in August.