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#illegals
Fox News: Illinois projected to spend $2.5B on migrants by end of 2025, report claims
Illinois is projected to spend $2.5 billion on migrants, primarily for healthcare, housing, and resettlement services. The Illinois Public Policy Institute's report reveals that taxpayer funding has significantly exceeded initial estimates, with over $1.6 billion allocated for healthcare alone.
Governor J.B. Pritzker defended the state's approach to handling the influx of approximately 51,000 illegal immigrants from the southern border, emphasizing the need for compassionate policies. However, the financial burden has raised concerns among residents about the impact on local resources.
Fox News: FBI confirms capture of 2 of 4 illegal immigrants who escaped from Newark ICE facility
Two of four illegal immigrant inmates who escaped from Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, have been recaptured. The FBI confirmed the arrests of Joel Enrique Sandoval-Lopez and Joan Sebastian Castaneda-Lozada, while Franklin Norberto Bautista Reyes and Andres Felipe Pineda Mogollon remain at large.
All four are considered public safety threats by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to their capture. The escape occurred amid unrest at the facility, reportedly triggered by meal delays.
#politics
Fox News: Sen. Rand Paul not an 'absolute no' on spending bill, reveals what would make him say 'yes'
Sen. Rand Paul indicated he is open to voting for President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," contingent on negotiations regarding spending cuts and the debt ceiling increase. While he appreciates the tax cuts in the bill, he remains concerned about the proposed $5 trillion debt ceiling hike.
Trump has criticized Paul for his hesitance, suggesting that a vote against the bill aligns him with Democrats. Despite tensions, both have expressed a desire to improve their communication following a recent incident involving a White House picnic invitation.
GB News: Mel Stride refuses to say if ‘disastrous’ Rachel Reeves is a better Chancellor than Kwasi Kwarteng
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Labour's economic policies while refusing to directly compare Rachel Reeves to former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. He labeled Reeves a "disaster" but avoided answering if she was better than Kwarteng.
Stride emphasized the need for market confidence and defended Conservative plans for a lower tax economy, distancing his party from the controversial 2022 mini-budget under Liz Truss. He acknowledged past mistakes but insisted the Conservatives would offer a different approach to tax and spending.
The Western Journal: Trump Turning Off the FEMA Faucet: 'We’re Going to Give Out Less Money'
President Trump announced plans to phase out FEMA, reallocating its responsibilities to state governments and other departments. The federal disaster aid will now be distributed directly from the White House, with Trump stating, "We're going to give out less money."
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem supports the initiative, emphasizing that governors will have more control over disaster response. The changes could begin after the hurricane season ends in November, following scrutiny of FEMA's performance during recent disasters.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Protests in Spain, First Veterans Day in Germany, Iran-Israel Strikes Continue
Ukrainian relatives rallied in Kyiv on June 15, 2025, urging for a faster exchange of prisoners of war after a recent swap was conducted with Russia on June 14, following agreements made in Istanbul.
In Israel, an Israeli soldier assessed damage in Tamra after a missile attack from Iran on the same day.
#crime
Le Monde: Search for suspect in shooting of 2 Minnesota lawmakers leads to one of his vehicles in rural area
Authorities are searching for 57-year-old Vance Luther Boelter, the suspect in the shooting deaths of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband in Minnesota. Boelter allegedly posed as a police officer and remains at large, prompting a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
The shootings have heightened concerns over political violence, as lawmakers across the country face increasing threats. Residents in the area are on alert as law enforcement continues to investigate and search for Boelter.