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Jun 12, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: National Guard troops detain anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles under Trump's orders
National Guard troops in Los Angeles have detained anti-ICE protesters during recent demonstrations against immigration operations. Approximately 500 National Guard members have been trained to assist ICE agents, with over 4,000 troops and 700 Marines deployed in response to escalating protests.
While protests have subsided, Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman anticipates further unrest. California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized the Trump administration for deploying National Guard troops without proper consultation, while federal officials defend ICE operations targeting serious criminal offenders.
Fox News: Marines still not on LA streets, seen in hand-to-hand combat training
President Trump has deployed 700 Marines to Los Angeles amid ongoing protests and riots, but they remain on standby, focusing on nonlethal training. The deployment, which includes about 4,000 National Guard troops, is estimated to cost $134 million.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has challenged the federal intervention, accusing Trump of commandeering National Guard members without proper consultation. The Marines are tasked with protecting federal property and assisting law enforcement, while a federal judge has denied Newsom's request to restrict their deployment.
#politics
Le Monde: Federal judge rules that the US government must release Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil
A federal judge has ordered the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University graduate student detained for participating in pro-Palestinian protests. Khalil, a legal US resident, was arrested under the Trump administration's crackdown on campus activism related to the Gaza conflict.
The judge ruled that Khalil's continued detention was causing irreparable harm to his career and family. Khalil is not accused of any illegal actions during the protests, but the government claims his presence could harm US foreign policy. The ruling follows similar victories for other activists targeted for their political views.
Breitbart: Halperin: Top Democrats Paralyzed by Trump's Migration Enforcement
Democrats face challenges due to a progressive backlash against Trump's immigration enforcement. Mark Halperin argues that their stance on law enforcement and immigration is politically detrimental, as polls show public support for stricter measures.
David Ignatius notes that Democrats have historically neglected the importance of border enforcement, prioritizing short-term political interests over a cohesive policy. This has left them without a clear strategy, further complicating their position on immigration.
Breitbart: Waters: Trump Started L.A. Riots, 'He Should Not Continue to Support Violence'
Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) accused President Trump of inciting unrest in Los Angeles regarding immigration issues. She urged him to communicate with local authorities and take responsibility for the situation, emphasizing the need for leadership to prevent violence.
Waters criticized Trump's actions, suggesting they provoke tensions and undermine local police efforts. She called for a coordinated response among the President, the governor, and the mayor to address the unrest effectively.
#society
Breitbart: USA Gymnastics Evaluating Trans Policy After Deleting Rules Allowing Men in Women's Category
USA Gymnastics is considering changes to its transgender athlete policies following recent legal shifts and public backlash, including a high-profile dispute involving Simone Biles. Biles criticized Riley Gaines for advocating against transgender women competing in female categories, leading to a heated exchange on social media.
Biles later attempted to apologize for her personal attacks on Gaines but maintained her support for transgender inclusion in sports. Gaines accepted the apology while acknowledging Biles' status as a top gymnast.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Katz urges Egypt to block Gaza-bound activist convoys
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz urged Egypt to prevent pro-Palestinian activist convoys from reaching the Rafah border crossing with Gaza, citing security concerns for Israeli soldiers. The activists, part of the Soumoud convoy from Tunisia, aim to challenge Israel's blockade of Gaza.
Egypt supports pressure on Israel to lift the blockade but requires prior approval for any foreign delegations at the border. Meanwhile, another group, the Global March to Gaza, plans a separate mobilization with around 4,000 participants expected to camp near the Rafah border.
#military
Fox News: 'Don’t just wave the flag:' Military leaders, NFL execs, and veterans gather at Mount Vernon for Army’s 250th
Military leaders and civic voices are launching the Military 250 campaign at Mount Vernon, marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and Flag Day. The initiative aims to inspire 250,000 acts of service, emphasizing that patriotism involves active contributions to the community.
The campaign, led by We the Veterans and Military Families, encourages service beyond military involvement, such as volunteering and civic engagement. Organizers hope to redefine Flag Day as a day of action, urging Americans to embody the values represented by the flag.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles DA delivers scathing warning to violent protesters causing havoc: 'We're coming for you'
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced felony charges against several individuals involved in recent riots, including attacks on police, looting, and vandalism. He emphasized the use of social media evidence to identify and prosecute offenders, warning that more arrests are imminent.
Sheriff Robert Luna and LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell supported Hochman's stance, clarifying that those engaging in violent acts are not legitimate protesters. They highlighted the dangers faced by officers during the riots, asserting that violent actions against law enforcement will be met with accountability.