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#illegals
The Western Journal: Left's Immigration Narrative Crushed by What Happened at Nebraska Meat Packing Plant Immediately After ICE Raid
A recent ICE raid at Glenn Valley Foods in Nebraska resulted in the arrest of 76 illegal immigrants, leading to an unexpected surge of Americans applying for jobs at the plant shortly after. This challenges the narrative that Americans won't take these jobs, suggesting they are willing if wages are fair.
The incident highlights a disconnect between the demand for cheap labor and the willingness of American workers to step in when illegal immigration is curtailed. Critics argue that the establishment perpetuates the myth that these jobs are undesirable, while evidence shows Americans will fill them under better conditions.
Fox News: Illegal immigrant faces charges for spitting on ICE officer in Los Angeles: 'OK, you got me'
Omar Pulido Bastida, a 41-year-old illegal immigrant with a history of robbery and arrests for murder and assault, was arrested by ICE after allegedly spitting on an agent. He faces a federal assault charge and could receive up to eight years in prison if convicted.
The arrest occurred amid protests in Los Angeles against ICE operations, with local leaders arguing that the agency targets innocent workers rather than criminals. The situation has sparked a heated debate over immigration enforcement and public safety.
#politics
The Western Journal: Camera Zooms In and Catches Dem Congressman Using Fakery to Dodge Tough Riot Question
Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi faced backlash after a video surfaced showing him allegedly faking a phone call to avoid questions about the chaotic Los Angeles protests. Critics highlighted his apparent deception, as he was seen using a messaging app instead of taking a call.
This incident adds to the Democratic Party's struggles with authenticity and internal divisions, as they grapple with negative polling and leadership challenges. The party's narrative surrounding the protests has also been called into question.
The Telegraph: Trump and Starmer sign UK-US trade deal... then drop it
Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer announced the signing of a UK-US trade deal during the G7 summit in Canada. Trump praised Starmer's leadership, humorously noting their differing political views.
However, the moment was marred when Trump accidentally dropped the signed documents, prompting Starmer to help retrieve them.
Fox News: Cuomo team denies AOC’s claim he’s using NYC mayor run as a springboard to the White House
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's team dismissed claims from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that he is running for mayor to boost his presidential ambitions. Cuomo, currently leading in the crowded race, has stated he intends to complete his term if elected.
Ocasio-Cortez supports socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, criticizing Cuomo as part of an aging political elite. Despite the progressive appeal of Mamdani's platform, the New York Times cautioned against his policies as unsuitable for the city.
#society
GB News: Council branded 'Wokeminster' by own staff faces legal action after hanging dozens of trans Pride flags
Westminster City Council faces potential legal action from the Christian Legal Centre over plans to display trans-inclusive Pride flags along Regent Street during Pride Month. The flags, which include additional stripes representing various marginalized groups, are set to be displayed ahead of Pride in London on July 5.
Critics argue the flags undermine traditional beliefs about sex and gender, while supporters emphasize their importance for representation. The council maintains its commitment to Pride as a long-standing community event.
The Mirror: Meghan shares never before seen video footage of Harry with kids with message
Meghan Markle shared a heartfelt Father's Day video on Instagram featuring Prince Harry with their children, Archie and Lilibet. The montage highlights Harry's role as a father, showcasing moments of joy and laughter, but notably omits any mention of Meghan's estranged father, Thomas Markle.
The post reflects a shift in how the couple shares their family life, amid ongoing tensions with the royal family. Meanwhile, Prince William's children also celebrated Father's Day with a social media tribute to him, further emphasizing the contrasting family dynamics within the royal circle.
The Mirror: Grooming gangs have 'nowhere to hide' vow as damning report published
A report by Baroness Louise Casey highlights significant failures in the UK's response to grooming gangs, prompting Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to announce new laws aimed at protecting children and ensuring justice for victims. Cooper emphasized the urgency to address the issue, stating that the sexual exploitation of children is a horrific crime that has been inadequately addressed for over a decade.
The report calls for a national inquiry into the abuse, revealing a disproportionate number of suspects from Asian backgrounds, while also noting the lack of accurate data on offenders. The inquiry aims to hold local authorities accountable and follow up on over 800 cold cases. Critics express skepticism about the effectiveness of inquiries in delivering real accountability.
#military
Times Of Israel: From shelters to shattered streets: The night war came to Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak
An Iranian missile barrage struck central Israel, resulting in five deaths and numerous injuries. The hardest-hit areas included Petah Tikva, where a missile hit a high-rise, and Bnei Brak, where a school was destroyed. Residents faced chaos, with many expressing frustration over the slow recovery process.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported that a missile penetrated a reinforced safe room, a rare occurrence. Amid the destruction, local residents displayed resilience, with some helping emergency crews and others reflecting on their gratitude for survival. The ongoing conflict has left the community grappling with uncertainty about the future.
Times Of Israel: Tel Aviv residents left homeless after Iranian missiles cause massive destruction
An Iranian missile strike in Tel Aviv caused significant damage, leaving buildings three blocks away with cracked windows and two structures completely destroyed. Despite the devastation, only four people sustained light to moderate injuries. Emergency services are evacuating affected residents as cleanup efforts continue.
The missile barrage, which has persisted for three nights, resulted in 24 fatalities across Israel, with severe impacts in Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak. Many businesses were destroyed, and a rehabilitative campus for children was rendered inoperable. Israel's air defense system intercepted many projectiles, but the threat of further attacks remains.
#other
Daily Mirror: Mum leaves husband and kids for toyboy holiday romance - but it ends in disaster
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Daily Mirror: LBC host's painful dig after Labour minister's embarrassing blunder on radio
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