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May 31, 2025 |
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Breitbart: Border Patrol Agents Asked to Help with Interior Mass Deportation Operations
Border Patrol agents are being solicited to assist the Department of Homeland Security with deportation operations beyond the border area. This move aims to enhance internal removal efforts without compromising border security, leveraging resources from various federal agencies.
The collaboration is part of Operation Take Back America, which seeks to expedite legal status determinations for individuals encountered in urban areas. Previous operations have led to significant arrests, including those with criminal backgrounds, emphasizing a renewed focus on enforcing immigration laws.
Fox News: CBP officers seize $875K in marijuana disguised as a shipment of men's overalls
U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Baltimore seized over 200 pounds of marijuana, valued at $875,000, hidden in a shipment labeled as men's overalls. The drugs were destined for Belgium and could be worth even more in Europe.
This seizure highlights a growing trend of transnational criminal organizations attempting to export U.S. marijuana to overseas markets, where demand and prices are high. The incident is under investigation by Homeland Security.
Breitbart: Indian Migrant Arrested for Marriage Fraud, Visa Overstay
An Indian migrant, Aakash Prakash Makwana, pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft after committing marriage fraud with U.S. citizen Kalee Ann Huff to obtain a green card. He overstayed his J-1 visa and married Huff for $10,000, submitting false documents to immigration authorities.
Makwana faces sentencing on September 26, with potential penalties including two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Huff and her brother-in-law, Joseph Sanchez, are also implicated in the scheme and have pleaded guilty.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Slain hostages’ parents, Israeli envoy urge UNSC to act on missing persons mandate
At a UN Security Council session, Israel's envoy, Ambassador Danny Danon, and parents of hostages held by Hamas urged the council to enforce Resolution 2474, which mandates the return of missing persons in armed conflicts. The session highlighted the plight of 58 hostages, with concerns for their well-being.
Ruby Chen, father of slain hostage Itay Chen, emphasized that Hamas's refusal to acknowledge the hostages violates international law. He called for a dedicated special envoy for hostage affairs and insisted that the UN must not overlook the ongoing violations by Hamas.
Breitbart: 'Vain and Preposterous': Beijing Gives Indian Territories Chinese Names
India condemned China's recent attempt to rename 27 geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh, asserting that the region is an integral part of India. The Chinese Foreign Ministry claimed the names were part of a "standardization" process, insisting the territory belongs to China.
The dispute stems from the McMahon Line, drawn in 1914, which China does not recognize. Tensions have persisted, with both nations occasionally clashing physically over the contested area. Analysts view China's renaming efforts as part of a broader strategy to undermine Tibetan identity.
Le Monde: Red Cross escorts more than 1,300 DR Congo soldiers out of rebel city
The International Committee of the Red Cross has evacuated over 1,300 soldiers and police from Goma, DR Congo, currently under M23 rebel control. This operation, which started in late April, involved complex negotiations due to M23's refusal to allow use of the airport.
Since M23's takeover in January, thousands have died, and many security personnel have defected or sought refuge with UN peacekeepers. The ICRC's mission included escorting these individuals on a lengthy journey to Kinshasa.
Breitbart: Dubai Lights Up Burj Khalifa in U.S. Flag to Honor Trump's Visit to U.A.E.
The Burj Khalifa was lit up in the U.S. flag colors to honor President Trump's visit to the UAE, marking a significant diplomatic moment. Unlike previous visits, Trump's engagement comes at the start of his second term, focusing on peace and trade in the Middle East.
His administration's Abraham Accords, which established relations between Israel and several Arab states, are a key part of his agenda. Trump aims to revitalize these efforts, emphasizing Dubai's role in the proposed India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy's former coach makes feelings clear on Bryson DeChambeau snub ahead of PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy's former putting coach, Phil Kenyon, downplayed McIlroy's decision to not engage with Bryson DeChambeau during the Masters, emphasizing the high stakes of the competition. Kenyon noted that in professional sports, players often focus solely on their game plan.
Despite his close ties to McIlroy, Kenyon admitted he was rooting for Justin Rose in the playoff. He praised McIlroy's emotional victory at Augusta, highlighting its significance in achieving the career Grand Slam, and expressed confidence in McIlroy's potential as he prepares for the PGA Championship.