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#illegals
Forbes: Supreme Court Blocks Trump Deportations Made Under Alien Enemies Act
The Supreme Court has blocked the Trump administration from using the Alien Enemies Act for deportations, ruling that detainees were not given sufficient time to contest their removals in court. The administration sought to expedite the removal of migrants linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
This decision represents a significant challenge to Trump's immigration policies.
Breitbart: Cruz: Birthright Citizenship 'an Abuse of Our Laws'
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized birthright citizenship, calling it an abuse of U.S. law that encourages illegal immigration. He highlighted the issue of "anchor babies" and "birth tourism," where pregnant women enter the U.S. to ensure their child gains citizenship. Cruz supports legislation to end this practice.
Fox News: Supreme Court blocks Trump effort to deport Venezuelan migrants under Alien Enemies Act
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Venezuelan migrants appealing their deportation under the Alien Enemies Act, stating they were not given sufficient time to contest their removals. This decision challenges President Trump's efforts to expedite deportations of illegal immigrants.
The court emphasized that detainees require more notice than the 24 hours previously provided, but did not address the legality of the Alien Enemies Act itself, remanding the case to the Fifth Circuit for further consideration.
#politics
The Federalist: MO Senate Opens Door To Replace Radical Abortion Amendment
Missouri's Senate has passed a resolution to place an amendment banning abortion on the November 2026 ballot, aiming to replace the recently adopted Amendment 3, which allows abortion through all nine months. The new proposal would protect unborn life, with exceptions only for medical emergencies, fetal anomalies, rape, or incest.
The push for this amendment follows controversy surrounding Amendment 3, which critics argue undermines parental rights and has been challenged in court. Pro-life advocates view the new resolution as a chance to safeguard lives and parental rights. Voters will decide on this amendment during the 2026 midterms, pending any special election called by the governor.
CNSNews: DHS: Daily Mail Fake News ‘Reporting’ on Noem-Backed Reality Show ‘Affront to Journalism’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has refuted claims made by the Daily Mail that Secretary Kristi Noem is endorsing a reality show featuring immigrants competing for citizenship. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin labeled the report as "completely false" and criticized the media outlet for its lack of journalistic integrity.
Despite DHS's denial, the Daily Mail maintains that Noem is involved in the project and has even coordinated with agency officials. The article suggests that staff are reviewing a program pitch, but McLaughlin insists Noem has not been briefed on it.
Fox News: UN said to be stalling reforms in hopes Democrats flip House in midterm elections
The United Nations is facing scrutiny over its proposed budget cuts, with a diplomatic source claiming the effort is a facade to protect the organization until after the 2026 midterm elections. The source argues that the "zero-growth budget" aims to shield the U.N. from potential damage by the Trump administration.
Internal documents suggest that previous reforms have failed to address coordination issues among U.N. entities, leading to inefficiencies. Despite calls for structural changes, the source believes the U.N. is unlikely to reform itself effectively. Concerns are growing that the organization may soon face a liquidity crisis due to unpaid fees.
#society
Le Monde: US federal judge strikes down guidance on transgender worker protections
A federal judge in Texas has struck down guidance from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) that aimed to protect employees from workplace harassment based on gender identity and sexual orientation. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ruled that the EEOC exceeded its authority, asserting that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act does not require recognition of gender identity in workplace policies.
The decision has been met with mixed reactions, with conservative groups praising it as a victory for biological truths, while advocates for LGBTQIA+ rights criticize it as a setback for workplace protections. The ruling may complicate efforts for LGBTQIA+ workers to enforce their rights against discrimination and harassment.
GB News: NHS hospital's guidance allowed 'biological men to use women's changing room' despite female nurses claiming it puts them at 'risk'
An NHS hospital's policy allowing men identifying as women to use female changing rooms has sparked controversy, with the Royal College of Nursing warning it violates workplace legislation requiring single-sex facilities. This dispute involves five female nurses who raised concerns about a transgender colleague's behavior.
Following a Supreme Court ruling clarifying that "woman" refers to biological sex, campaigners argue the trust's policy contradicts legal standards. The Christian Legal Centre supports the nurses, urging NHS trusts to prioritize biological reality over gender identity in their policies.
#sports
Breitbart: Redmond: 2025 PGA Championship RAQ
The 108th PGA Championship begins at Quail Hollow, with Rory McIlroy's recent Masters win fresh in mind. McIlroy faced immense pressure, arguably more than any athlete in history, and while he didn’t handle it perfectly, he secured his place in golf history.
Questions arise about the presence of PGA professionals in the tournament and the impact of LIV Golf on players' relevance. The consensus is that top contenders like McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, and Bryson DeChambeau are favorites to win, while the inclusion of many PGA professionals is debated.