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11 May 2025
#illegals
GB News: Richard Tice hails Reform UK's legal action to CLOSE migrant hotels: 'Britons don't want illegal immigration!'
Reform UK is initiating legal action to prevent asylum seekers from being housed in hotels, following their recent local election victories. Deputy Leader Richard Tice announced they have a pro bono legal team targeting the Home Office's hotel selection process, particularly in areas like Lincolnshire.
The party aims to utilize legal mechanisms to resist the dispersal of asylum seekers into their controlled councils, claiming a mandate from voters against illegal immigration. Tice emphasized their commitment to challenging government practices that they believe betray local communities.
#politics
The Telegraph: The poison of Trumpism has been injected into the bloodstream of British politics
Trumpism has influenced British politics, marked by rising nativism, negative polarization, and the emergence of personality cults. This shift reflects a disillusionment with established parties and a desire for leaders who promise to disrupt the status quo, similar to the MAGA movement in the U.S.
Nigel Farage, while differing in style from Trump, embodies similar sentiments among voters who prioritize anger towards the political establishment over specific policy details. The rise of strongman politics is linked to societal changes, including the impact of social media and the pandemic, shaping a new political landscape where traditional civility and reason are increasingly sidelined.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Trump is the Only Leader Fighting Antisemitism
The rise of antisemitism in the U.S. has reached alarming levels, with over 8,800 incidents reported in 2023, particularly on college campuses. This has shaped the author's political views, leading to support for President Trump's actions against antisemitism, including federal funding penalties for universities that fail to protect Jewish students.
Trump's administration recognized antisemitism as a civil rights violation and established a task force to combat hate crimes. His policies, including the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, demonstrate a commitment to Jewish safety and rights. The author emphasizes the need for leaders who take concrete actions rather than just making promises.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Tekiya' kitchens in Gaza: The last bulwark against famine nears collapse
Ahmad Al-Karimi lost his last two brothers and family members in an airstrike on a community kitchen in Gaza, which serves as a crucial food source amid aid blockades. He now cares for 12 orphaned children after being displaced to a tent camp.
The UN reports multiple strikes on humanitarian areas since Israel resumed military operations, displacing 400,000 residents. Al-Karimi questions the targeting of these kitchens, essential for survival in the ongoing conflict.
#crime
The Western Journal: Suspect in Murderous Act of Revenge Against Family Found Dead in His Cell
Jeffrey Endres, 49, was found dead in his jail cell one week after allegedly murdering a mother and injuring her family in a revenge-driven act. The incident involved Endres intentionally striking Dr. Kami Hansen and her family with his SUV, following a dispute between their children.
Endres faced serious charges, including first-degree intentional homicide. Witnesses reported he accelerated toward the family, contradicting his claims of losing control. His death is under investigation, and the cause remains unclear.
Fox News: Los Angeles tour bus crash leaves 1 dead, 32 hospitalized on Mother's Day
A fatal crash occurred on Mother's Day in Los Angeles when a disabled SUV was struck by a tour bus on Highway 60 West, resulting in one death and 32 injuries. The SUV caught fire after the collision, trapping its sole occupant inside.
Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with passengers on the bus thrown from their seats and calling for help. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the incident, and the freeway remains partially closed as they assess the situation.