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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: California Jails Failed to Honor More Than 13,000 ICE Detainers
California has reportedly failed to honor over 13,000 ICE detainers, which are requests to hold individuals for potential deportation. From October 2022 to February 2025, more than 25,000 detainers were declined across various states, with California accounting for over half.
The Santa Clara County jail had the highest number of declined detainers, releasing nearly 3,000 individuals, including 72 with homicide convictions or charges. Other states like Illinois, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Connecticut also showed significant declines in honoring ICE detainers.
Forbes: LA Protests: Anti-ICE Protests Spread Across U.S. (Live Updates)
Protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles have sparked similar demonstrations nationwide, resulting in multiple arrests in cities like New York and Philadelphia. Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the deployment of the National Guard to maintain order amid ongoing protests.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized the federal troop deployment, calling it an abuse of power and vowing to challenge it legally. He contends that local law enforcement can manage the situation without federal intervention. The protests have raised tensions and highlighted divisions over immigration policy.
#politics
Breitbart: Poll -- Democrat Disaster: Legal Migrants Side with Trump and GOP, Says CNN
Naturalized immigrant voters are shifting their support towards President Donald Trump on immigration policy, largely due to economic challenges under President Joe Biden's administration. Recent polling indicates a significant 40-point shift toward Republicans among these voters, who now favor Trump's stance over Democrats.
This change poses a dilemma for Democrats, who previously relied on the assumption that new immigrants would align with their agenda. However, many legal immigrants are now distancing themselves from illegal migrants and supporting stricter immigration policies. The public increasingly backs Trump's pro-American reforms, reflecting growing discontent with the current immigration strategy.
Forbes: Musk Vs. Trump Feud: Musk Expresses 'Regret'
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's friendship deteriorated after Musk criticized Trump's spending bill, leading to a heated exchange on social media. Musk expressed regret for his comments a week later, while Trump suggested Musk was upset about the removal of an electric vehicle tax credit.
The fallout impacted both men's businesses, with Tesla shares dropping significantly. Despite initial tensions, there are indications the two may reconcile, as Musk showed willingness to de-escalate their feud.
Fox News: GOP congressman takes major step toward gubernatorial announcement
Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra is taking steps toward a gubernatorial run, forming a finance committee with 47 prominent donors and business leaders. He is exploring a bid for governor as current Governor Kim Reynolds prepares to step down after two terms.
Feenstra has not officially announced his campaign but has filed a "Feenstra for Governor" organizing committee. The GOP primary is expected to be competitive, with other potential candidates including Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and state lawmaker Eddie Andrews.
Le Monde: Gavin Newsom delivers scathing criticism of Trump: 'Democracy is under assault right before our eyes'
California Governor Gavin Newsom positioned himself as a leader for the Democratic resistance in a recent speech addressing the ongoing law enforcement crisis in Los Angeles. He warned that democracy is under threat, criticizing the militarized response to protests and asserting that authoritarianism is encroaching on civil rights.
Newsom's remarks reflect his ambition for the 2028 presidential election, framing his fight as one for democracy itself. He emphasized that California's struggles could foreshadow similar challenges in other states, urging vigilance against authoritarian measures.
#society
The American Mind: Britain’s War on Free Speech
The U.S. State Department is monitoring human rights concerns in the U.K., particularly regarding free speech, highlighted by the case of Lucy Connolly, who was sentenced to 31 months in prison for a controversial social media post. This has raised alarms about the severity of Britain's speech laws.
Critics argue that the U.K. punishes speech more harshly than violent actions, with around 30 arrests daily for "offensive" online comments. The introduction of the Online Safety Act further restricts free expression, prompting concerns that such laws could influence U.S. citizens abroad.
Fox News: When clicks turn into scams on Facebook ads
Scam ads on Facebook have become increasingly sophisticated, utilizing AI and deepfake technology to create convincing fake endorsements from celebrities. These ads often promote fraudulent schemes, such as cash giveaways or malware disguised as game betas, targeting vulnerable users through Facebook's ad system.
Despite Meta's claims of robust ad moderation, many scams slip through due to automated approval processes and geographic targeting. Users are urged to stay vigilant by verifying sources, avoiding downloads from ads, and reporting suspicious content to help combat the rise of these deceptive practices.
Breitbart: NBC's Schwartz: People See 'What Looks Like Lawlessness' in L.A., But It Depends on the Algorithm
NBC News highlighted concerns about perceptions of lawlessness in Los Angeles, influenced by algorithm-driven social media feeds. City Councilman Hugo Soto-Martínez emphasized that most protests are peaceful, distinguishing between genuine protesters and those engaged in violence or looting.
He clarified that the actions of a few do not represent the broader community's message of unity and peaceful demonstration.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Dr. Drew on the Future of MAHA, Gen Z Mental Health Crisis, and How to Save Public Health
Dr. Drew Pinksy discussed the mental health crisis among young people on “The Alex Marlow Show,” emphasizing that many feel overwhelmed and inadequate. He criticized the decision to keep students out of school during formative years, arguing it hindered their social development and skills acquisition.
Pinksy highlighted the need to consider the long-term harm of such actions on youth mental health.
Le Monde: Starmer condemns second night of rioting in Northern Ireland town
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned recent riots in Northern Ireland that injured 17 police officers and targeted foreigners. The violence erupted after two teenagers were arrested for attempted rape, leading to attacks on homes and businesses, particularly in areas with Romanian migrants.
Authorities described the unrest as "racist thuggery" and emphasized the need for calm. With immigration becoming a contentious issue, tensions remain high in Ballymena, where a significant migrant population resides. Six individuals were arrested during the clashes.
Times Of Israel: Palestinians say 25 killed near Gaza aid site; IDF says troops fired at threats
Israeli troops fired warning shots at Palestinians near the Netzarim Corridor in Gaza, leading to reports of 25 fatalities as they approached an aid facility. The IDF stated that the area is an active combat zone and warned against approaching it.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has faced scrutiny for its operations amidst ongoing violence, with accusations of endangering aid seekers. Despite delivering significant food supplies, the situation remains dire, with insufficient resources to meet the needs of the population.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Russia says ready to remove highly enriched uranium from Iran to aid nuclear deal
Russia has expressed readiness to assist in resolving US-Iranian tensions over Iran's nuclear program by offering to convert Iran's highly enriched uranium into civilian reactor fuel. This comes amid concerns that Iran's advancing uranium enrichment could lead to nuclear weapon development.
While the U.S. seeks to limit Iran's enrichment activities, Tehran insists on its right to peaceful nuclear power. Moscow maintains that any military action against Iran would be illegal and emphasizes its support for Iran's civilian nuclear ambitions as part of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Fox News: 'Congress must act': Nonprofit study exposes green energy org's ties to CCP interests while undermining US
A report by State Armor claims that Energy Foundation China, a U.S.-registered nonprofit with ties to the Chinese Communist Party, is undermining American energy independence by promoting green initiatives that favor Chinese supply chains. The organization has funded various climate advocacy groups and has been involved in legislative efforts against U.S. companies.
Critics argue that EFC's activities represent a strategy by China to influence U.S. policy and deepen reliance on Chinese technologies. The report calls for congressional oversight to address these concerns and safeguard U.S. energy security.
Times Of Israel: US rabbi and Trump-linked pastor visit Syria, say peace with Israel possible
Rev. Johnnie Moore and Rabbi Abraham Cooper met with Syria's leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, discussing the potential for peace between Syria and Israel. They believe that while Syria must prioritize its internal issues, there is a unique opportunity for positive relations moving forward.
Moore, now chair of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, and Cooper proposed joint humanitarian projects to foster goodwill. Despite past tensions, they noted a shift in dynamics, with both Syria and Israel engaging in talks to reduce conflict.
#economy
The Epoch Times: How Red State Gold Empowers Americans in Today’s Economy
Red State Gold is a company in the precious metals industry focused on providing unmatched service and integrity. Founded by industry veterans and U.S. military patriots, it aims to empower investors by simplifying the complexities of precious metals investment.
The company emphasizes honesty, transparency, and ethical practices, helping clients secure their financial futures and diversify their portfolios.
Fox News: Trump and Musk's unexpected truce could be America's secret weapon in the global technology race
The recent feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk ended swiftly with Musk's apology, signaling a return to collaboration between two influential figures. As the U.S. faces intense competition from China in technology and industrial sectors, the partnership is seen as crucial for maintaining America's edge in innovation and production.
Musk's companies are at the forefront of significant advancements in electric vehicles, AI, and space technology, while Trump’s economic policies aim to bolster American manufacturing. Their alignment could enhance the U.S.'s ability to compete globally, emphasizing the need for swift action over bureaucratic processes.
The Federalist: Ohio Reform Advocates Sound Alarm On $96B Pension Crisis
The Ohio State Teachers Retirement System (STRS) faces a financial crisis, with payouts nearly double its income and losses of about $15 million daily. Reformers argue that teachers receive inadequate returns on their contributions and have not seen cost-of-living adjustments since 2017, while STRS staff reportedly receive bonuses despite poor performance.
The board is divided between reformers advocating for a shift to passive investment strategies and those favoring active management. Critics warn that without reform, STRS could require taxpayer bailouts, exacerbating demographic divides as retirees remain in Ohio while younger workers leave for more affordable states.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflection - Wednesday 11th June
Today's reflection highlights Saint Barnabas, known as the "son of encouragement." It prompts individuals to consider how they can embody this spirit by encouraging others, suggesting that such acts could significantly impact the world.
#science
Forbes: Spacecraft Sends Back Historic First-Ever Images Of Sun’s South Pole
The European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter has captured humanity's first clear images of the sun's south pole, marking a significant milestone in solar science. The spacecraft's unique vantage point, tilted 17 degrees from the ecliptic plane, allows for unprecedented observations of the sun's magnetic field and atmosphere.
These initial findings reveal a disordered magnetic field at the south pole, linked to the current solar maximum. Over the coming years, Solar Orbiter will continue to gather data as it observes the sun approaching solar minimum, promising to enhance our understanding of solar activity and its effects on space weather.