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10 Apr 2025
#illegals
Breitbart: Migration Activists Sue to Block Trump from Deporting Alleged Illegal Alien Gangs
Immigration activists have filed a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members using the Alien Enemies Act. The Supreme Court ruled that while the administration can use this authority, migrants must be allowed to challenge their deportation.
The ACLU and other groups aim to block the use of the Alien Enemies Act entirely, emphasizing that the government must inform detainees of their classification and allow them to contest it in court. The ruling grants due process, but navigating the legal challenges may become more complex for migrants.
Le Monde: Judges in Texas and New York bar US use of Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans
Judges in Texas and New York have temporarily halted the deportation of Venezuelan migrants detained in their jurisdictions while legal challenges against the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act are underway. This law allows for the deportation of noncitizens during wartime, but the U.S. is not currently at war with Venezuela.
The rulings come after the Supreme Court allowed deportations under the act to resume, provided due process is observed. Civil rights lawyers are questioning the lawfulness of this act in the context of the current situation, as over 100 Venezuelans have already been deported to a prison in El Salvador.
Breitbart: NJ Gov. Orders Local Police to Stop Working with Immigration Officials
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has directed state police to cease cooperation with immigration officials, reinforcing the 2018 Immigrant Trust Directive. This comes after the Trump administration added 27,000 removal warrants to the FBI’s database, prompting internal memos to clarify that state law enforcement must not contact ICE regarding these warrants.
U.S. Attorney Alina Habba has expressed concern over these directives, emphasizing that executive orders must be enforced in New Jersey. The memo from Colonel Patrick Callahan instructs officers not to act on "Outstanding Administrative Warrant" entries, highlighting the state's commitment to limiting collaboration with federal immigration enforcement.
#society
GB News: 'Despicable' Labour faces cross-party fury over grooming gangs U-turn - 'Terrified of the pro-Gaza vote!'
Labour faces backlash for reversing its commitment to inquiries into grooming gangs in five towns, with critics labeling the move as "cowardly" and motivated by fear of losing support from certain voter demographics. High-profile figures from the right have condemned the decision, asserting it reflects a failure to seek justice for victims.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy defended the government's approach, stating it is focused on empowering local authorities to address the issue effectively rather than imposing a centralized inquiry. She emphasized the importance of listening to victims and community needs in tackling the problem.
#economy
Fox News: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent denies that tariff pause is due to market declines
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that President Trump's pause on tariffs for 75 countries is part of a long-term strategy, not a reaction to recent market declines. The administration also raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 125% following China's retaliatory measures.
Despite market volatility, Trump urged Americans to remain optimistic, claiming his economic plan is effective. He described the bond market as "beautiful" and emphasized the need for flexibility in response to changing conditions.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: American Man Found Dead During Bahamas Family Vacation
A 23-year-old American man, Dinari McAlmont, was found dead on Paradise Island in the Bahamas shortly after arriving for a family vacation. His family suspects foul play, noting he appeared beaten, and authorities are awaiting autopsy results.
The family had reported him missing after he left dinner to retrieve a jacket. The resort where they were staying expressed condolences and is cooperating with the investigation. The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 2 Travel Advisory for the Bahamas, citing safety concerns.
Fox News: Florida McDonald's worker assaults teen over dipping sauce from behind counter
A McDonald's employee in St. Petersburg, Akeena Sampson, 31, was arrested for assaulting a 17-year-old girl who attempted to retrieve dipping sauce after not receiving service. The incident escalated when Sampson choked the girl, resulting in visible injuries.
Sampson faces charges of child abuse and has been released on bond, with orders to avoid contact with the victim and her workplace. Police reviewed footage of the altercation.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Exec Who Nearly Ruined Bud Light Now Working for LIV Golf
Alissa Heinerscheid, recently fired from Bud Light for her controversial comments and ad campaign, has taken a position with LIV Golf. Her hiring has drawn ridicule on social media, with many viewing it as a significant win for the PGA and a poor decision for LIV Golf.