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29 Apr 2025
#illegals
The Federalist: The First 100 Days: Trump Restores The Southern Border
In the first 100 days of his second term, President Trump has signed 137 executive orders, focusing on immigration, tariffs, and cultural issues. His administration has declared a national emergency at the southern border, resulting in a significant decrease in illegal immigration encounters compared to previous years.
Despite facing opposition from liberal activists and the judiciary, Trump has implemented policies aimed at securing the border and deporting illegal immigrants. Polls indicate that a majority of Americans feel both major parties are out of touch, with many trusting Republicans more on immigration issues.
Fox News: President Trump marks 100 days in office and more top headlines
President Trump marks 100 days in office with over 32,000 illegal immigrant arrests. He aims to reduce auto tariffs to boost domestic industry and has struck a deal with Mexico to provide Texas farmers with essential water.
In other news, a tragic incident at an after-school camp resulted in multiple fatalities, and a Navy fighter jet worth $70 million fell into the Red Sea. Social media has aided federal authorities in capturing the alleged leader of a violent immigrant gang.
#politics
The Federalist: Stop Getting Psyop-ed By Garbage Polls About Trump
The left continues to struggle in undermining President Trump, facing resistance from his supporters despite unfavorable polling. Critics argue that biased media outlets manipulate poll results to create a narrative of Trump's declining approval, which they claim is not reflective of his actual support.
Despite reports of low approval ratings from various polls, Trump and his base remain undeterred. Supporters are encouraged to focus on tangible progress in areas like immigration and economic policy rather than relying on potentially flawed polling data.
Fox News: 100 days of injunctions, trials and 'Teflon Don': Trump second term meets its biggest tests in court
In the first 100 days of his second term, President Trump has signed over 150 executive orders focused on reducing government spending, addressing illegal immigration, and dismantling diversity initiatives from the previous administration. This rapid pace has led to numerous lawsuits challenging his actions, raising questions about the limits of presidential power.
The administration is actively defending its orders in court, facing significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations and the potential end of birthright citizenship. Critics argue that Trump's approach undermines democratic norms, while supporters believe it allows for swift implementation of his agenda ahead of the 2026 elections.
#society
Fox News: Biden praises late Pope Francis in op-ed, slams modern leaders who 'embraced cruelty'
Former President Joe Biden honored the late Pope Francis in a recent op-ed, contrasting him with politicians who embrace "the politics of dehumanization." Biden reflected on the pope's legacy of compassion and truth during his funeral in Rome, attended by thousands, including Trump.
Biden emphasized Pope Francis's commitment to mercy and the moral imperative of addressing climate change, urging those who admired the pope to continue his mission of compassion and justice. He expressed concern that the world may become "colder and less just" without the pope's influence.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli convicted of plotting assassinations for Iran sentenced to 10 years
Moti Maman, 73, was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Beersheba District Court for engaging with Iranian agents and discussing assassination plots against Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu. The court emphasized the need for deterrence given the ongoing conflict with Iran during Israel's war with Hamas.
Maman's case highlights increasing efforts by Iranian intelligence to recruit Israelis for espionage and other illicit activities. He is the first among several accused Israelis facing similar charges, prompting concerns over national security and the potential consequences for those engaging with foreign operatives.
#culture
GB News: Schoolboy, 10, retains gull-screeching title after seeing off challenge from seven-year-old sister
Ten-year-old Cooper Wallace from Chesterfield has made history by winning the European seagull screeching championship for the second consecutive year in De Panne, Belgium. He is the first to achieve this feat in the competition's five-year history, earning a score of 92 out of 100.
Cooper's victory has transformed his life, making him a celebrity and earning him opportunities such as advertising for Fortnum & Mason's ice cream. His sister, Shelby, also competed but did not place. The competition aims to foster harmony between humans and seagulls, highlighting their unique behaviors and cries.
#health
The Federalist: Abortion Pill Study Shows They're More Dangerous Than We Knew
A Louisiana teenager was hospitalized after being pressured by her mother into taking abortion drugs obtained online without proper medical consultation. Similar cases have emerged in Texas, leading to legal actions against the doctor involved, but New York refuses to cooperate in these matters.
A report indicates that serious adverse effects from abortion drugs are significantly higher than previously reported, urging the reinstatement of stricter safety protocols. Critics argue that current regulations prioritize access to abortion over women's health and safety, allowing dangerous practices to continue.
#crime
Fox News: Suspect in Noem purse snatching accused of similar crime in NY weeks before
Mario Bustamante Leiva, a Chilean national and illegal migrant, was arrested for stealing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's purse after previously being released by NYPD for a prior theft. His release was due to New York’s sanctuary city laws, which prevent informing federal immigration officials.
Bustamante-Leiva has a history of criminal activity, including a significant theft spree in London. Following the theft of Noem's bag, which contained valuable items, he was arrested again and charged with multiple robberies, including fraudulent purchases made with stolen credit cards.