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#illegals
Forbes: Judge Orders Trump Administration To Return Maryland Man Deported To El Salvador
A district judge has ordered the Trump administration to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, by April 7. The judge noted Garcia's deportation lacked legal justification, as he had previously been granted withholding of removal.
Despite claims from White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt that Garcia was involved in criminal activities, she admitted the deportation resulted from a "clerical error." This case highlights ongoing scrutiny of the administration's deportation practices under the Alien Enemies Act.
#politics
Fox News: Pro-Trump House candidate unleashes on 'partisan hack' Dem incumbent after launching rematch bid
Former Ohio Republican State Senator Kevin Coughlin is challenging Democratic Rep. Emilia Sykes in the upcoming midterms, citing dissatisfaction with her leadership and a desire to push an "America First" agenda. Coughlin narrowly lost to Sykes in the previous election and believes he can make a difference for Northeast Ohio.
Coughlin criticizes Sykes for her partisan approach and votes against tax cuts and regulatory reductions, claiming they do not align with the needs of the district. He anticipates a strong Republican showing in Ohio during the midterms, while Sykes' campaign emphasizes her focus on lowering costs and protecting social benefits.
The Economist: Northern Ireland could benefit from Trump’s madness. It probably won’t
Northern Ireland faces complex challenges due to new tariffs imposed by President Trump, which, while less severe than those on other nations, will complicate the region's already fragile political landscape post-Brexit. The situation exemplifies the potential fallout from Trump's policies on local governance.
The impact of these tariffs could further strain Northern Ireland's delicate political balance, raising concerns about the future of trade and relations within the UK and beyond.
The Federalist: Democrats Are Terrified Of Trump's Plan To Make Elections Secure
President Trump has signed an executive order to enhance election security by requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration, aligning with a House bill aimed at enforcing laws against noncitizen voting. Critics, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, argue this could disenfranchise millions of American citizens.
Supporters of the SAVE Act contend that current systems allow for potential fraud, citing instances of noncitizens voting. They argue that requiring proof of citizenship is essential for maintaining election integrity. However, Democrats have pledged to oppose the legislation.
Fox News: 'Radical' federal judges 'will soon learn' consequences of bucking Trump's orders: official
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to fire intelligence agency employees involved in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, citing a lack of wrongdoing. The ruling allows the employees to remain on payroll while they appeal their termination.
The Trump administration criticized the decision, asserting that it infringes on the president's constitutional authority. The injunction is part of ongoing legal challenges against Trump's efforts to eliminate DEI initiatives across federal agencies.
#society
Fox News: Israel Block Party at University of Texas disrupted by agitators
At the University of Texas at Austin, an annual Israel block party faced disruption from around 50 anti-Israel protesters. The event, organized by Texas Hillel, celebrates Israeli culture and has been a campus tradition for 25 years.
Jewish students expressed feelings of fear due to the protests, with some noting the need for safety measures. The protests remained peaceful, monitored by campus police, contrasting with previous incidents where arrests were made.
Fox News: UC Davis chancellor says violent attack on student conservative group 'disappointing and embarrassing'
The chancellor of UC Davis announced an investigation into a violent protest that disrupted a conservative event hosted by Turning Point USA. Chancellor Gary May condemned the attack as "disappointing and embarrassing," emphasizing the right to peaceful expression without fear of violence.
May stated that an independent review would be conducted to identify the perpetrators, who may face disciplinary action or criminal charges. The incident involved masked protesters who assaulted event staff and damaged property, raising concerns about campus safety and free speech.
GB News: Labour council seeking to boost recruitment of 'global majority' tells staff to take 'white privilege' test
Westminster City Council is implementing a "privilege" test for staff to address unconscious bias and promote recruitment of ethnic minorities. The policy includes mandatory training and ensures at least one ethnic minority candidate is shortlisted for jobs.
Critics argue this approach favors minority applicants over equally qualified white candidates, with some calling it a "racist hiring policy." The council defends its methods as compliant with UK employment law.
Fox News: There’s still time to get $100 off select DreamCloud mattresses during the Spring Flash Sale
DreamCloud is offering a Spring Flash Sale with $100 off select mattress models and $599 worth of accessories included with each purchase. The sale features various options, including the classic Hybrid and the Premier Rest Hybrid, designed for enhanced comfort and support.
The mattresses incorporate multiple layers of CertiPUR-US® Certified foams and cooling materials, catering to different sleep preferences. The sale lasts while supplies last, making it a timely opportunity for those looking to improve their sleep quality.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israeli forces begin ground offensive in Gaza City
Israeli forces have launched a ground offensive in Gaza City, aiming to secure the return of 59 hostages held by Hamas. The operation is focused on the Shujaiya area to expand the military's security zone.
Hamas has warned that the offensive poses significant risks to the hostages and insists on a permanent deal to end the conflict for their release. Residents in Gaza City report dire conditions as many flee the area following an Israeli evacuation order.
Fox News: FBI Director Patel leads charge to root out Chinese influence on US soil
FBI Director Kash Patel is prioritizing the issue of Chinese ownership of U.S. farmland as a national security threat.
#economy
Forbes: Exclusive: Wall Street Sours On Trump
A Forbes survey reveals that Wall Street leaders are increasingly disillusioned with President Trump's economic policies, with 72% deeming them ineffective. Over a third of former supporters have withdrawn their backing, citing failures in execution and negative impacts on the stock market.
The survey highlights low ratings for Trump's tariffs and economic strategies, which have contributed to market turmoil and fears of rising consumer prices. Analysts predict lower GDP growth and heightened inflation risks, leading to a loss of confidence in Trump's leadership among investors.
#culture
Fox News: Conan O’Brien responds to criticism after Kennedy Center appearance following Trump takeover
Comedian Conan O'Brien addressed criticism regarding his acceptance of the Mark Twain Award at the Kennedy Center, which has become a focal point in the culture wars since President Trump became chairman. O'Brien emphasized the importance of honoring the previous leadership and expressed support for the staff amid uncertainty about the center's future.
During his podcast, O'Brien reflected on the controversy surrounding the Kennedy Center and the mixed reactions from performers. Other comedians, including Sarah Silverman, used the event to voice their opposition to Trump, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the entertainment industry.