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9 Apr 2025
#illegals
The Western Journal: Biden's Border App Backfires, 1 Million Users Ordered to Leave US Immediately
The Biden administration's CBP One app, designed to facilitate entry for undocumented migrants, has backfired. Nearly 1 million users who entered the U.S. via the app are now being ordered to self-deport as their parole status is revoked.
The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed the legitimacy of the deportation notices sent through the app, urging individuals to leave immediately or face enforcement actions. This move is part of a broader effort to secure U.S. borders and manage immigration more effectively.
#politics
The Western Journal: 'Shark Tank' Star Kevin O'Leary Schools Anti-Trump Reporter on Tariffs in Contentious Interview
Kevin O'Leary defended President Trump's tariff policies in a recent interview, arguing they are essential for negotiating trade imbalances, particularly with China. He dismissed concerns about a recession linked to tariffs, emphasizing that market corrections are normal and necessary.
O'Leary highlighted the complexities of global trade negotiations, asserting that tariffs are the only effective tool to address longstanding grievances with China. He expressed confidence that a deal would eventually be reached, stating that the current administration is capable and focused on economic opportunities.
Fox News: Trump pushes back on 'rebel' Republicans over tariffs: 'You don't negotiate like I negotiate'
President Trump criticized certain Republican lawmakers for attempting to limit his power to impose tariffs, asserting that their actions would undermine his negotiation abilities. He specifically called out Rep. Don Bacon's bipartisan bill aimed at transferring tariff negotiation authority back to Congress.
Trump warned that if Congress took control, it would benefit countries like China, which he claimed would face no tariffs instead of the current rates. He emphasized the need for unity among Republicans to protect American workers from unfair trade practices.
#society
The Telegraph: Virginia Giuffre released from hospital after claiming she had days to live
Virginia Giuffre has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for renal failure following a car accident. She had previously stated she had only four days to live but is reportedly improving.
Giuffre, a prominent figure due to her allegations against Prince Andrew, is facing charges related to breaching a restraining order. An update on her health is expected soon.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Kremlin condemns France's brief detention of a Russian government employee
Russia is demanding explanations from France after a government employee was detained for hours at Charles de Gaulle airport, with Moscow labeling the incident a "shameful spectacle." The Russian foreign ministry criticized the treatment of its diplomat, who was part of an official delegation.
Tensions between France and Russia have escalated, particularly over the Ukraine conflict, with both nations expelling diplomats. The Kremlin condemned the detention as "totally unacceptable" and warned it would worsen diplomatic relations.
#economy
The Western Journal: POTUS Buries Critics, Tells Uncomfortable Truth About the 'Shrill Voices' Talking on Tariffs
President Trump defended his tariff strategy at a recent fundraising dinner, criticizing media voices that he claims overlook the long-term economic damage caused by global trade agreements like NAFTA. He argued that these tariffs aim to restore American jobs and supply chains.
Trump emphasized his commitment to American workers over corporate interests, asserting that the U.S. has been treated unfairly by other nations. He urged Americans to remain resilient during this economic transition, suggesting that the tariffs could ultimately benefit the country.
GB News: 'No logic!' Labour scolded by Tory minister over plans to nationalise British Steel: 'We need that steel!'
The Shadow Levelling Up Secretary, Kevin Hollinrake, urged the Government to negotiate with British Steel's owners instead of pursuing nationalisation, emphasizing the need to maintain UK steel production, especially at the Scunthorpe plant. He criticized Labour's approach and highlighted the importance of retaining primary steelmaking capacity in Britain.
Hollinrake expressed skepticism about the Government's negotiation capabilities but called for continued talks, asserting that options must remain open. He warned against losing the remaining steelmaking capacity, which is crucial for defense and infrastructure.
#culture
Gataway Couple: Historic Mansions You Won't Want to Miss
Historic mansions across the U.S. offer a glimpse into the past, showcasing unique architectural styles and significant histories. These grand homes, often exceeding 5,000 square feet, have been transformed into museums where visitors can learn about their former inhabitants and the eras they represent.
Notable examples include the Fairbanks House, the oldest mansion in America, and the Biltmore Estate, the largest privately owned house. Other highlights are Hearst Castle, Graceland, Mount Vernon, Oheka Castle, the Ringling Mansion, and the Mark Twain House, each providing educational tours and a chance to experience luxury and history.