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#illegals
The Telegraph: Four migrants escape from ICE detention centre
Four migrants escaped from Newark's Delaney Hall detention center, identified as threats to public safety. They broke through an outer wall of the facility, which was recently converted at a cost of $1 billion. The Department of Homeland Security is offering a $10,000 reward for their capture.
The escape coincided with protests against the Trump administration's deportation policies, where demonstrators clashed with barricades at the facility. The migrants include nationals from Honduras and Colombia.
#politics
Fox News: DHS turns tables on Elizabeth Warren after calling for Noem to resign: 'Trying to revise history'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has called for an independent investigation into the incident involving Sen. Alex Padilla, who was removed by Secret Service from a DHS press conference. Warren also demanded the resignation of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, claiming the situation warrants scrutiny.
The incident occurred as Padilla interrupted Noem during her remarks, leading to a brief detainment. While Noem described a subsequent meeting with Padilla as cordial, other Democrats have echoed calls for her resignation, while some Republicans criticized Padilla's actions.
Fox News: Biden-appointed judge thwarts Trump's attempt to clean house at consumer safety agency
A federal judge in Maryland ruled that President Trump unlawfully fired three Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and ordered their reinstatement. The judge emphasized that the Trump administration failed to demonstrate any neglect or malfeasance, which is necessary for such removals.
This decision poses a challenge to Trump's authority over independent agencies, following a recent Supreme Court ruling that temporarily allowed his administration to remove members from other boards. The case highlights ongoing legal battles regarding presidential powers in relation to independent commissions.
Fox News: From 'spectacle' to cash grab: Padilla's removal from DHS presser sparks DC firestorm, fundraising push
Sen. Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a DHS press conference by security after he interrupted Secretary Kristi Noem. The incident occurred amid ongoing anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, prompting criticism of both Padilla and the Trump administration.
The event sparked a media frenzy and debate in Congress, with Democrats condemning the force used against Padilla and calling for investigations, while some Republicans criticized him for seeking attention. Following the incident, Padilla and Senate Democrats began fundraising, framing the situation as a broader attack on immigrant communities.
#society
The Federalist: The LA Rioters Are Fake Because They Don't Iron Their Flags
Recent riots in Los Angeles have seen the Mexican flag used as a symbol of defiance, often displayed unironed, suggesting a lack of sincerity among protestors. Critics argue that if activists truly valued their heritage, they would show more respect for the flag they carry.
The article also critiques Democrats for their recent attempts to reclaim patriotism, highlighting their inconsistency and perceived abandonment of American values. As Independence Day approaches, the writer urges citizens to honor the flag properly, emphasizing the importance of respect for national symbols.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Macron says UN conference on Israeli-Palestinian conflict postponed after attack on Iran
A UN conference aimed at advancing a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians has been postponed due to Israel's military strikes on Iran, which complicate logistics for regional attendees. French President Macron reaffirmed commitment to the two-state solution despite the setback.
The conference, originally scheduled for June, sought to establish a roadmap for a Palestinian state while ensuring Israel's security. Macron's potential recognition of a Palestinian state has faced opposition from Israel and pressure from the US, complicating diplomatic efforts.
Forbes: Trump Is Trying To Defund The Agency That Investigates Fraud At USAID
The Trump Administration is proposing to eliminate funding for the USAID Inspector General's office, which investigates fraud and abuse in foreign aid. This move follows the office's findings linking UN staff to the Hamas attacks and uncovering a $550 million bribery scheme.
Congressional support for the office remains strong, with concerns raised about the potential impact of these cuts on oversight of taxpayer funds. The future of the agency is uncertain as budget negotiations continue, with fears that reduced oversight could lead to increased misuse of foreign aid.
Fox News: Chris Matthews says it's fair to call Obama's Iran nuclear deal a 'joke'
Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews criticized former President Obama's 2015 nuclear deal with Iran following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. He argued that the deal was ineffective and that Israel must prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, stating Trump's approach should focus on eliminating Iran's bomb-making capabilities.
Matthews' remarks come in light of escalating tensions, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirming significant strikes against Iranian military leaders and facilities. Trump echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the need for Iran to return to negotiations while asserting that the U.S. was not involved in the recent Israeli actions.
Fox News: Lawmakers, media dinged for blaming Trump or ripping Israel on Iran: 'Think Kamala could've stopped them?'
Lawmakers and media figures faced backlash over their reactions to Israel's bombing campaign against Iranian targets. Senator Chris Murphy criticized the attack as a move against Trump’s negotiations with Iran, while others, including former Senator Nina Turner, claimed it was a step towards broader conflict.
Reactions varied, with some Democrats warning of escalating tensions and calling for a reevaluation of U.S. support for Israel. Criticism of Trump and support for Israel's actions sparked heated exchanges on social media, reflecting deep divisions within both parties regarding foreign policy.