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Jun 14, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Files Lawsuit Against Deep Blue New York: 'Root Cause of the Violence'
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against New York, challenging state laws that prevent immigration officials from arresting individuals near courthouses. The Department of Justice argues these laws obstruct federal immigration enforcement and contribute to violence linked to illegal immigration.
Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized that such "lawless sanctuary" policies are detrimental to public safety. This lawsuit is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to enforce immigration laws amid ongoing tensions with Democratic states.
The Federalist: Trump's Pledge To Authorize Cheap Foreign Labor Is Amnesty
The call for mass deportations resonated with voters seeking to restore American sovereignty by removing all illegal aliens. President Trump's recent comments suggest a shift in focus, acknowledging labor shortages in agriculture while emphasizing the need to remove criminals from the U.S.
However, this approach risks undermining national unity and security by prioritizing labor needs over strict immigration enforcement. Critics argue that rewarding illegal immigrants with legal status contradicts the promise of deportation and jeopardizes the country's identity and sovereignty.
The Telegraph: I outran ICE. Now I’m back on the streets looking for illegal work
Abraham, an undocumented migrant in Los Angeles, alerted fellow workers outside a Home Depot when ICE agents arrived. He successfully evaded capture, but many others were not as fortunate during the raid targeting illegal migrants seeking work.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by undocumented individuals in their pursuit of employment in the U.S.
#politics
The Western Journal: GOP Rep Issues Fiery Response After Dem Colleague Melts Down Over Padilla Removal
A heated exchange occurred on the House floor between GOP Rep. Mike Lawler and Democratic Rep. John Mannion after Mannion's outburst during a media briefing. Lawler condemned Mannion's behavior as "unhinged and unprofessional" following a chaotic incident involving Sen. Alex Padilla at a press conference.
Mannion's tirade included profane remarks directed at Lawler, prompting Lawler to respond with strong criticism of Mannion's temperament. The incident reflects rising tensions in Congress, with Democrats attributing the atmosphere to the actions of the Trump administration.
The Western Journal: Fetterman Spent His Wedding Anniversary at Popular MAGA Spot Without His Wife: Report
Senator John Fetterman dined at a popular MAGA restaurant on his wedding anniversary, raising eyebrows as his wife was absent. He was seen with Breitbart journalist Matt Boyle and former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, which Fetterman described as an "inadvertent" encounter.
This incident has intensified scrutiny of Fetterman's marriage and mental well-being, especially given previous concerns. While he remains a Democrat, Fetterman's willingness to engage with Republicans may have broader political implications.
#society
Fox News: Wayfair's Epic Summer Sale features up to 72% off everything
Wayfair has launched its Epic Summer Sale, offering discounts of up to 72% on various home furnishings, including outdoor and indoor furniture, grilling accessories, and kitchen gadgets, available until June 16. This sale provides an opportunity for significant savings on home items.
Highlighted deals include a Costway wood-fired pizza oven for $252.48, a Blackstone tabletop griddle for $142.06, and a Shavon outdoor chaise lounge set for $550. Other featured items include a Red Barrel Studio garden bench, a Market Sunbrella umbrella, and various kitchen appliances, all at reduced prices.
Fox News: Jewish student settles religious discrimination suit against Columbia
A Jewish student, Mackenzie Forrest, settled her religious discrimination lawsuit against Columbia University after alleging she was forced out of her graduate program due to her observance of Shabbos and concerns for her safety amid campus antisemitism. The settlement included financial compensation and other relief.
Forrest claimed she faced retaliation after requesting remote classes and was told she would need a rabbi's dispensation to attend a mandatory workshop that conflicted with her religious practices. Columbia confirmed the settlement but did not admit liability.
Le Monde: Black box found at site of Air India plane crash
An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad, India, on June 12, 2025, killing at least 265 people, including 24 on the ground. One survivor was reported among the 242 passengers and crew. Investigators have recovered the flight's black box.
Boeing and international agencies are assisting in the investigation. Tata Group, Air India's owner, has pledged financial support for victims' families. India's aviation sector has been expanding rapidly, positioning the country as the world's fourth-largest air market.
#sports
GB News: Golf fans call for Bryson DeChambeau US Open disqualification after bizarre mistake
Bryson DeChambeau faced a rules controversy during the US Open at Oakmont after a series of errors on the fourth hole. After his ball landed near spectators, he was granted relief but mistakenly placed the ball instead of dropping it, leading to confusion and calls for his disqualification.
While some fans demanded penalties, others defended DeChambeau, arguing that the mistake was unintentional. The incident raised questions about the fairness of the rules applied to the defending champion, with commentators expressing disbelief at the unusual circumstances.
#other
Times Of Israel: UN humanitarian agency calls Israel-backed GHF aid mechanism in Gaza ‘a failure’
The UN has criticized the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) as a failure in providing humanitarian aid, claiming it does not operate safely or effectively. Concerns have been raised about GHF's alignment with Israeli military objectives, leading major aid organizations to refuse collaboration.
Reports indicate that dozens of Palestinians have died attempting to access GHF distribution points, with the IDF confirming warning shots were fired. The ongoing conflict in Gaza, which began on October 7, 2023, has resulted in severe humanitarian crises, displacing nearly all residents and complicating aid efforts.