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May 31, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: 'No more lies!' Robert Jenrick takes aim at Keir Starmer over migration white paper: 'NOTHING he said will stop the boats'
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick criticized Sir Keir Starmer's immigration plan, claiming it will not prevent small boats from crossing the English Channel or reduce illegal immigration in the UK. He accused Starmer of being "serially dishonest" and disconnected from public sentiment on immigration.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced plans to cut 100,000 visas to regain control of Britain's borders, stating that measures to reduce visa issuance and increase enforced returns are already in effect. Jenrick emphasized the need for a legally binding cap on immigration to restore public confidence.
Human Events: JACKIE TOBOROFF: Judges should not have the power to give foreign nationals the right to resettle in US
Democratic presidents have strategically appointed judges who extend due process and the Bill of Rights to illegal immigrants, undermining electoral integrity and constitutional governance. This policy aims to increase the electoral power of states with higher populations of illegal immigrants, who cannot legally vote.
Recent rulings, such as that of Judge Jamal Whitehead, reflect a broader trend of judicial activism that supports a pro-immigration agenda, contradicting the mandates of American voters. This situation raises concerns about the influence of unelected judges on immigration policy and the potential dilution of American citizens' votes.
Breitbart: Rep. Mark Green Launches Probe into Kilmar Abrego Garcia's Alleged Involvement in Human Smuggling Ring
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green is investigating Kilmar Abrego Garcia for alleged human smuggling activities. Abrego Garcia, previously deported for MS-13 gang affiliation, was stopped in 2022 by Tennessee Highway Patrol while driving erratically with multiple passengers.
The investigation follows claims from a convicted smuggler that he hired Abrego Garcia to transport illegal aliens into the U.S. Despite suspicions of trafficking, he was released after authorities were advised by the FBI not to detain him. Green is seeking all related records from the traffic stop.
#politics
Fox News: GOP, Dems to square off over Trump's sweeping tax plan in high-stakes meeting today
The House Ways & Means Committee is set to discuss a significant tax reform bill aligned with President Trump's agenda, aiming to eliminate taxes on tips and overtime pay while extending the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. House Speaker Mike Johnson seeks passage by Memorial Day.
Democrats are expected to oppose the bill, arguing it favors the wealthy and increases national debt. Key provisions include raising the Child Tax Credit and increasing deductions for small business owners. The legislation must pass through multiple committees before reaching Trump's desk.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Malaysia Airlines flight that went down over Donbas in 2014 shot down by Russian missile: UN report
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has determined that Russia violated international air laws regarding the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, which resulted in 298 fatalities. The ruling, prompted by Australia and the Netherlands, calls for Russia to acknowledge its responsibility and provide reparations.
Australia's Foreign Minister and Dutch officials welcomed the decision as a step toward justice and accountability. Despite the ruling, the Kremlin dismissed the findings, maintaining that Russia was not involved in the investigation. The ICAO's conclusion adds to the pressure on Russia amid ongoing demands for accountability.
Breitbart: Taliban Prepares to Send Top Diplomat to Beijing
The Chinese Communist Party has invited Taliban "foreign minister" Amir Khan Muttaqi to Beijing, reaffirming support for the Taliban regime. This meeting follows discussions on expanding economic cooperation and legitimizing the Taliban as Afghanistan's government, despite no formal recognition from other nations.
China has taken a leading role in engaging with the Taliban, which has been in power since August 2021. Recent talks included plans for increased political and economic relations, with China emphasizing its commitment to supporting Afghanistan internationally. The Taliban is seeking recognition and assistance from neighboring countries while distancing itself from reliance on Western aid.
Breitbart: Witkoff, in Hostage Square, Praises 'Pressure' from Netanyahu for Hostage Release
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff visited Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, meeting families of Israeli captives and praising Prime Minister Netanyahu for securing the release of American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander. This follows unverified reports of Witkoff criticizing Netanyahu for prolonging the conflict with Hamas.
Witkoff emphasized that Alexander's release is a positive step, while U.S. hostage negotiator Adam Boehler expressed hope for a broader deal to free over 50 remaining hostages. The envoy's trip includes negotiations in Doha, Qatar, coinciding with President Trump's visit.
#economy
Fox News: Flesh-eating New World Screwworm could pose health risks to cattle, humans
The New World Screwworm fly, previously eradicated in the U.S. since 1966, has reemerged as a threat following an outbreak in Mexico. In response, the USDA has suspended imports of live cattle, horses, and bison at southern border ports to prevent potential infestations.
The screwworm larvae can cause severe damage to livestock and even humans by burrowing into living tissue. Past outbreaks have resulted in significant economic losses for livestock producers, prompting urgent measures to avoid a repeat of historical devastation.
The Western Journal: Breaking: New Inflation Numbers Crush Democrats' Narrative About Trump's Tariff Strategy
Recent inflation data shows a year-over-year rate of 2.3%, contradicting Democratic claims that President Trump's tariffs would cause economic chaos. Instead of rising, prices are stabilizing, challenging the narrative that tariffs would harm consumers.
Trump's tariff strategy appears to be protecting U.S. jobs and reshaping trade dynamics, particularly with China. As inflation cools, critics are left to reassess their predictions, with the data suggesting that tariffs have not led to the feared economic downturn.
The Western Journal: Trump Does It: Dow Explodes, Closes Higher Monday Than Best Month Biden Can Take Credit For
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by 1,160.72 points, closing at 42,410.10, following a tariff reduction agreement between the Trump administration and China. The deal lowers tariffs on imports from both countries, marking a significant rebound in the stock market.
Experts expressed cautious optimism about the agreement's potential impact on the U.S. economy, noting that while tariffs remain elevated, the reduction is a positive step. The stock market's rise reflects strong investor sentiment amid ongoing trade discussions.
#health
Fox News: 'Small nodule' found in Biden's prostate during routine exam, spokesperson says
Former President Joe Biden had a small nodule discovered in his prostate during a recent physical exam, prompting further evaluation. This follows a previous health issue where a cancerous skin lesion was removed from his chest, confirmed as basal cell carcinoma.
Biden's doctor noted that all cancerous tissue was successfully removed, and no further treatment is necessary. The President will continue with dermatologic surveillance as part of his ongoing healthcare.
#crime
Breitbart: Arrest Made Over Suspected Arson of Properties of UK Prime Minister
A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of arson related to three fires at properties linked to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The incidents include a vehicle fire and two residential fires, one at Starmer's family home in Kentish Town.
Counter-terror police are involved due to the high-profile nature of the properties. All fires are being treated as suspicious, with no injuries reported.
The Western Journal: Crime Expert Warns a New South American Gang 'More Violent' Than Tren de Aragua Is Preying on Rural America
A new gang, Anti-Tren, has emerged as a more violent rival to the Tren de Aragua gang, posing a significant threat to rural America. Experts warn that this gang exploits areas with limited law enforcement, targeting vulnerable populations, including the homeless and women from Venezuela.
Former State Department official Robert Charles emphasized the need for authorities to address the gang's activities before they expand. Recent arrests in New York City highlight the gang's violent tactics, including human trafficking and threats against families of victims.
Le Monde: Kim Kardashian tells Paris court 'I thought I was going to die,' at robbery trial
Kim Kardashian testified in a Paris court regarding her traumatic robbery in 2016, where she was held at gunpoint and had $10 million in jewelry stolen. She described the fear for her life and the emotional impact of the incident, stating it changed her perception of safety.
The trial involves ten suspects, many of whom are elderly with criminal backgrounds. Kardashian expressed forgiveness toward one of the accused, while emphasizing the lasting trauma from the robbery. The trial continues until May 23.
Breitbart: Louisiana: Mom Accused of Having Sex with Multiple Teens
Leeann Yammarino, a 43-year-old mother from Prairieville, Louisiana, has been arrested for allegedly having sexual relations with multiple teenage boys, the youngest being 14. Following further investigation, new charges were added, bringing the total number of victims to six, aged 14 to 16.
District Attorney Ricky Babin described Yammarino as a public safety threat due to the nature and number of the allegations. Her bond is set at $350,000, and the case highlights a troubling trend of sexual misconduct involving minors.