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2 May 2025
#illegals
The Telegraph: ‘A trucker who couldn’t speak English killed my husband – Trump is right to ban them’
The widow of Scott Miller, killed by a truck driven by an illegal immigrant, claims her husband would be alive if the driver had spoken English. Following this incident, Donald Trump signed an order mandating that commercial drivers must be proficient in English.
The order aims to ensure drivers can read and understand traffic signs, addressing inconsistencies in current testing and enforcement. Miller's widow believes this new requirement could have prevented her husband's tragic death.
The Epoch Times: Europe Hardens Stance on Asylum Seekers, Faces Legal Battles
Italy has become the first EU nation to successfully send rejected asylum seekers to non-EU countries, specifically Albania, after overcoming legal challenges. This move aligns with broader EU plans to process asylum claims outside its borders, though experts warn of potential legal and human rights issues.
The EU is shifting focus towards deterrence and deportation in immigration policy, with recent agreements designating certain countries as "safe" for expedited deportation. Legal challenges regarding the safety of third countries could complicate these efforts, as the EU grapples with managing illegal immigration amid changing political landscapes.
#politics
Le Monde: In Rome, rumors swirl of plot by Macron to influence choice of next pope
French President Emmanuel Macron is facing accusations from the Italian right-wing press of attempting to influence the upcoming papal conclave following Pope Francis's death. Speculation surrounds Macron's ambitions to promote his candidates for the papacy, with headlines suggesting he is overstepping his bounds.
Italian publications criticize Macron's perceived interventionism, linking it to his connections with the Catholic movement Sant'Egidio, which has been influential in Italian Church dynamics. This situation reflects ongoing tensions and distrust between Italy and France during this transitional period at the Vatican.
GB News: WATCH: Dame Andrea Jenkyns vows to 'restore trust' in voters after mayoral victory
Dame Andrea Jenkyns, newly elected Mayor for Greater Lincolnshire, criticized a "soul-destroying" smear campaign from rivals following her election victory. She condemned accusations against her, including claims of inappropriate relationships and police involvement.
Liberty Nation News: 100 Days of DOGE: Savings, Shortfalls, and Schedule Changes - Liberty Nation News
Elon Musk is stepping back from his role at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) after an intense initial 100 days. He will now contribute one to two days a week while returning focus to Tesla and other ventures. Despite rumors of a CEO search at Tesla, both Musk and the board deny such claims.
DOGE, initially set to dissolve by July 4, 2026, may continue through Trump's term, having reportedly saved about $160 billion. However, questions remain about the accuracy of these savings and the agency's overall effectiveness in achieving its financial goals.
#society
Fox News: DHS pushes back against claims of immigration enforcement at elementary schools
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) refuted claims that ICE agents are removing children from schools, stating their presence is for welfare checks on unaccompanied minors rather than enforcement actions. DHS emphasized its commitment to protecting children from exploitation and trafficking.
DHS noted that nearly 5,000 unaccompanied children have been reunited with relatives or guardians in recent months, attributing this success to ongoing collaborative efforts. The agency aims to ensure the safety of these children amid concerns about their well-being.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Flotilla carrying pro-Gaza activists struck by drone near Malta, group says
A ship carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza was reportedly attacked by drones in international waters near Malta, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition. The group claims the vessel was targeted twice, causing a fire and a breach in the hull, while Malta's government stated that a tugboat was dispatched to assist.
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition accused Israel of the attack, citing violations of international law, though Israel has not officially commented. The situation comes amid ongoing tensions and military actions in Gaza, with Israel halting aid to the region as part of its strategy against Hamas.