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#illegals
Fox News: Returned illegal Abrego Garcia pleads not guilty; judge yet to rule on pretrial custody
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member charged with human trafficking of undocumented migrants, pleaded not guilty in a federal court hearing. The prosecution presented evidence linking him to transporting illegal immigrants, while the defense questioned the validity of the testimony.
Garcia's detention is being contested, with prosecutors arguing he poses a flight risk and danger to the public. The defense claims the charges are not terrorism-related and emphasizes Garcia's community ties. A decision on his release pending trial has not yet been made.
Breitbart: California Dems Dumped $73M into Migrant NGOs Opposing ICE
California's Democrat-led legislature has allocated over $73 million in taxpayer funds to organizations that assist illegal immigrants and oppose deportation efforts. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) received the largest share, over $35 million, and is involved in tracking ICE activities.
Other recipients include the Immigrant Legal Resources Center, which aims to prevent deportations, and several smaller groups. Critics argue that this funding exacerbates issues related to immigration enforcement and contributes to unrest, as these organizations engage in litigation against state policies.
#politics
Breitbart: Brandon Johnson Urges Chicagoans to 'Rise Up' Against ICE
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is calling on residents to protest against federal immigration enforcement, framing it as a fight for democracy and culture. He claims the upcoming protests are not solely about immigration but about resisting power and tyranny from the federal government.
Johnson's rhetoric has drawn criticism, as he continues to draw controversial parallels between the Trump administration and historical figures like George Wallace. His approval ratings remain low, with recent polls indicating a disapproval rate of nearly 80%.
The Western Journal: Bill Targeting Out-of-State Abortion Pill Providers Approved, Just Needs Signature Now
Louisiana lawmakers have approved a bill to prevent out-of-state abortion providers from shipping abortion pills into the state. The legislation allows women to sue these providers for facilitating abortions through mail or prescriptions, aiming to strengthen existing state laws.
The bill, titled the “Justice for Victims of Abortion Drug Dealers Act,” is a response to a case involving a New York abortionist who sent pills to a Louisiana minor. It now awaits the signature of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry. Similar laws exist in Idaho, Oklahoma, and Texas.
The Western Journal: Boycott Pressure on Walmart Works, as Shopping Titan Distances Itself from Anti-Trump Heiress
Walmart has distanced itself from heiress Christy Walton after she faced backlash for funding a New York Times ad promoting the “No Kings” organization, which is organizing protests against President Trump. The company emphasized that Walton does not hold a decision-making role at Walmart.
Walton’s ad, calling for mobilization against Trump, sparked calls for a Walmart boycott. The company condemned violence and stated that Walton's views do not reflect its position. Critics argue her actions contradict the sentiments of many Americans who support Trump’s policies.
#society
Le Monde: US judge extends detention of pro-Palestinian protest leader Mahmoud Khalil
Pro-Palestinian protest leader Mahmoud Khalil remains in US detention despite a judge's order for his release. Accused of inaccuracies in his residency application, Khalil's case highlights tensions surrounding pro-Palestinian activism amid national security claims.
His attorney criticized the government's actions as delay tactics, preventing Khalil from celebrating Father's Day with his wife and newborn son. Khalil's detention symbolizes broader issues regarding free speech and activism related to the Gaza conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US lawmakers offer sweeping support for Israeli strikes on Iran, though some critical
Tensions among US lawmakers regarding Israel's actions in Gaza and its strike on Iran have surfaced, with Democrats increasingly critical and Republicans divided between traditional support and anti-interventionist sentiments. Following the strike, many lawmakers expressed support for Israel's right to defend itself, although some Democrats voiced concerns about escalating regional violence.
While Republican leaders largely praised Israel's actions, some Democrats emphasized the need for diplomacy and criticized the timing of the strikes. The mixed responses highlight a growing divide within both parties regarding foreign policy and support for Israel.
Breitbart: China 'Deeply Concerned' After Ally Iran Loses Top Terror Leaders to Israel Strikes
China's Foreign Ministry defended Iran's sovereignty and security following Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian military leaders and nuclear facilities. China expressed concern over escalating tensions in the region and called for peace, while advising its citizens in Israel to remain vigilant due to potential retaliatory attacks from Iran.
Israel's "Operation Rising Lion" resulted in the deaths of several high-ranking Iranian military officials, including the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. This operation comes amid renewed scrutiny of Iran's nuclear activities by the International Atomic Energy Agency, which passed a resolution condemning Iran's illicit enrichment efforts.
The Western Journal: End Times? What Israel's Decisive Strike Against Iran Could Mean
Israel launched a significant attack on Iran's nuclear sites and military leadership, raising questions about its implications for biblical prophecy regarding the end times. Some experts suggest this could lead to a temporary peace for Israel, aligning with predictions from the Book of Ezekiel about a future coalition against the nation.
The attack may shift the dynamics in the region, with analysts noting that Israel could capitalize on its current momentum to neutralize threats from Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas. This situation might fulfill prophecies of Israel dwelling securely before the anticipated Gog and Magog battle.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu to Iranian people: We hope our operation will clear path to your freedom
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the Iranian people, expressing hope that Israel's military operation, Operation Rising Lion, will help them achieve freedom from the oppressive Islamic regime. He characterized the operation as a significant military endeavor aimed at neutralizing Iran's nuclear and missile threats.
Netanyahu urged Iranians to unite against their government, emphasizing that the regime is at its weakest point. In response, Iran has condemned the attacks as a declaration of war and threatened retaliation, including drone and missile strikes that have already caused casualties in Israel.
#economy
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: King of the World—Dollar Still Holds the Throne
Despite ongoing speculation about dedollarization, the U.S. dollar remains the preferred asset during global turmoil, as evidenced by its recent gains following an Israeli airstrike in Iran. The dollar index rose, reflecting its status as a safe haven amid geopolitical tensions.
Global fund managers may express bearish sentiments toward the dollar, but actual trading positions show continued confidence in it. With the dollar still dominating international trade and central bank reserves, it is clear that, despite fiscal challenges, the dollar's dominance persists.
#crime
GB News: Families of Nottingham attack victims mark two-year anniversary telling GB News: 'We're family for the wrong reasons'
The families of the Nottingham attack victims have united in their quest for justice two years after the murders of Grace O'Malley-Kumar, Barnaby Webber, and Ian Coates by Valdo Calocane. They express deep sorrow and frustration over the perceived failures of authorities that allowed the tragedy to occur.
During a recent remembrance, family members shared their ongoing struggle for accountability, emphasizing the emotional toll of revisiting the crime scene. They vow to continue fighting for justice, highlighting the need for systemic changes to prevent similar incidents in the future.