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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump's DHS Gets Uzbekistan to Fund Deportation Flight of Its Nationals
The Department of Homeland Security has finalized a deal with Uzbekistan to deport over 100 illegal aliens, funded entirely by the Uzbek government. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to collaborate with other nations for deportations, including potential agreements with Rwanda and Libya.
DHS officials praised Uzbekistan's President for his cooperation, emphasizing the importance of mutual security and law enforcement. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed ongoing efforts to partner with additional countries for similar deportation arrangements.
Fox News: Acting ICE director says agency will 'ramp up' raids if sanctuary jurisdictions don't cooperate
Todd Lyons, acting director of ICE, announced plans to increase raids in sanctuary cities that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. He emphasized that ICE will target criminal illegal immigrants regardless of local policies and praised California's Gov. Gavin Newsom for expressing willingness to collaborate with ICE.
Lyons highlighted the agency's commitment to removing dangerous individuals, including violent offenders and traffickers, to enhance public safety. He noted that additional funding for more agents could significantly improve their operations.
Breitbart: Illegal Aliens Accused of Kidnapping Woman, Her Baby After Demanding $1 Million
Two illegal aliens, Paola and Miguel Angel Duran Duran, have been arrested in Garner, North Carolina, for breaking into a home, demanding money, and kidnapping a woman and her baby. They are charged with multiple counts of kidnapping. A third suspect, Eleodoro Estrada-Hernandez, is still at large.
Breitbart: Nolte: Stephen Miller Shames Pro-MS-13 Media to Their Privileged, Hypocritical Faces
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller criticized the press for allegedly supporting MS-13 members while ignoring the violence inflicted by illegal immigrants. He highlighted the case of a young girl murdered by illegal aliens, asserting that the media's focus on due process fails to protect Americans.
Miller accused the media of hypocrisy, noting their privileged lives away from crime-ridden neighborhoods, while pushing policies that could endanger others. He emphasized the need for accountability regarding the influx of un-vetted immigrants under the Biden administration.
Breitbart: Exclusive: First Look Inside Trump's Mass Deportations
Operation Tidal Wave, conducted by ICE, resulted in the arrest of 1,120 illegal aliens in Florida, with 63% having criminal convictions. The operation utilized local police departments under the 287(g) program to identify and detain gang members and other criminal illegal aliens.
The Trump administration emphasized the importance of this operation in enhancing community safety, contrasting it with the restrictions imposed during the Biden administration. The collaboration involved various federal and state law enforcement agencies, highlighting a robust approach to immigration enforcement.
#politics
Fox News: CNN fires back after ex-Biden aide claims White House pressured network to blacklist him
Michael LaRosa, a former aide to First Lady Jill Biden, alleged that the White House pressured CNN to blacklist him after he criticized the administration. He claimed this pressure affected his bookings on the network, where he had previously appeared frequently.
CNN denied LaRosa's claims, asserting that the White House does not control their guest bookings. LaRosa further suggested that the Biden administration has a contentious relationship with the press, expecting favorable coverage while treating journalists with suspicion.
#society
GB News: 'Tyrannical nonsense!' Met Police scolded as officer cleared of Chris Kaba shooting faces gross misconduct hearing: 'They don't care'
The Metropolitan Police will hold a gross misconduct hearing for the officer who shot Chris Kaba in 2022, despite a jury acquitting him of murder. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found sufficient evidence for the hearing, prompting criticism from former officer Harry Miller.
Miller argues that the officer, who acted in a split-second decision against a perceived lethal threat, is being subjected to "tyrannical nonsense." He expresses concern for the officer's welfare and questions the motives behind the IOPC's decision, suggesting it undermines public confidence in the police.
Fox News: American Airlines passenger restrained, knocked to floor while barging into cockpit: video
An American Airlines passenger attempted to storm the cockpit on Flight 950 from São Paulo to New York City on April 24. The incident escalated, leading to the woman being restrained by airline staff as another passenger intervened. Both were removed from the flight, which returned to the gate due to the security issue.
American Airlines emphasized the priority of safety and security for all customers and staff. The flight was later met by law enforcement before continuing its journey.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces His 1st Choice for Pope, and It's a Gut-Punch to Liberal Catholics - He Wants Himself
President Trump humorously expressed his desire to be the next Pope, suggesting that the Catholic Church could benefit from his leadership. He mentioned Cardinal Timothy Dolan as a potential candidate while also highlighting Cardinal Robert Sarah, who aligns with conservative values.
The commentary suggests that a more traditional papacy could attract more parishioners and invigorate the church. The author playfully encourages the cardinals to consider Trump's candidacy, envisioning a revitalized Catholicism under "Pope Donald I."
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Ends Trade Exemption That Enabled Flood of Cheap Chinese Goods
The U.S. will end the de minimis exemption for goods imported from China and Hong Kong on May 2, 2024, which previously allowed items valued under $800 to enter duty-free. This change aims to combat the influx of cheap goods and illicit drugs, particularly synthetic opioids.
Starting May 2, a 30% duty or $25 per item will apply to such packages, increasing to $50 by June 1. Critics argue this will raise prices for consumers and burden the U.S. Postal Service, while supporters believe it could help U.S. businesses compete against lower-cost foreign manufacturers.
#religion
Le Monde: In China, Pope Francis leaves his mark on parishes of the 'official' Church
In China, tributes to Pope Francis have emerged from Catholic faithful, highlighting a rare positive portrayal in the state-controlled media. Despite this, the Chinese government did not send any officials to his funeral, reflecting the ongoing complexities in relations with the Vatican.
The 2018 agreement on bishop appointments aimed to unify China's divided Catholic community but remains controversial, with critics arguing it compromises the underground Church's loyalty to Rome.