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Jun 1, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: 'Labour is pleasing nobody and making empty gestures that will have little to no impact'
The UK government, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, faces criticism for its handling of immigration as small boat crossings reach record highs. In response, Starmer is initiating "return hubs" in Albania for failed asylum seekers, but critics argue this is a rehashed version of previous unsuccessful policies.
With 76% of asylum claims granted in the UK, many believe the government's approach will not deter migrants. Critics, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp, contend that Starmer's actions are insufficient and fail to address the underlying issues of the immigration system, resulting in a government perceived as ineffective.
#politics
The Federalist: Don't Blame Pro-Lifers For Malpractice Or Risky Abortion Drugs
Pro-abortion advocates claim that pro-life laws endanger women's lives, citing cases like that of Elisabeth Weber in South Carolina, who faced delays in receiving a D&C after a miscarriage. However, the state's "heartbeat law" allows for such procedures in medical emergencies, suggesting the issue lies with the doctors' competence rather than the law itself.
Similar claims arose from the case of Amber Thurman in Georgia, where delays in treatment were blamed on abortion restrictions. In both instances, the laws permit necessary medical interventions, highlighting that the real problem is not the legislation but potentially inadequate medical responses. Pro-life laws are designed to protect both unborn lives and women's health.
Fox News: Dem says it's 'obvious now to me' that Biden 'was not in a condition to run for reelection'
Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., stated that it is now clear to him that President Biden should not have run for re-election due to concerns about his condition. He emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to be honest about this mistake and suggested an open primary could have been a better approach.
Khanna acknowledged that while he previously described Biden as "fully coherent," he lacked the complete picture of Biden's cognitive state. The comments come amid ongoing scrutiny of Biden's health and cognitive abilities, which the former president has publicly denied.
#society
The Federalist: Indiana AG Launches Investigation Into Notre Dame's DEI Regime
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has initiated an investigation into the University of Notre Dame for potential civil rights violations linked to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. He argues that the university may be treating individuals differently based on race or ethnicity, which could violate state and federal laws.
Rokita's concerns include the university's efforts to increase representation from "underrepresented" groups and the possibility of racially segregated graduation ceremonies. He has requested information on Notre Dame's compliance with recent legal rulings regarding affirmative action and its overall adherence to principles of racial equality. The university has until June 9 to respond.
#culture
The Federalist: Disney's New Abu Dhabi Park Trades Americana For Globalism
Disney plans to open a theme park in Abu Dhabi on Yas Island, capitalizing on the region's growing wealth. However, the park's construction may rely on the controversial kafala labor system, raising ethical concerns about worker treatment and safety.
This move contrasts sharply with Disney's American roots and values, as the company has previously criticized laws in the U.S. for lacking inclusivity while remaining silent on the UAE's laws against homosexuality. Critics argue that Disney's decision reflects a shift away from its foundational principles in favor of globalist interests.