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#illegals
Breitbart: Pop singer Olivia Rodrigo Freaks over Illegal Alien Deportations: L.A. 'Simply Wouldn't Exist Without Immigrants'
Olivia Rodrigo criticized ICE for deporting violent criminals, stating that Los Angeles relies heavily on immigrants. She expressed her dismay over the treatment of community members and emphasized the importance of freedom of speech and protest.
Rodrigo also shared resources from the ACLU to help immigrants understand their rights.
GB News: EXPOSED: Nigel Farage's Doge unit reveals TRUE COST of illegal migrants' taxpayer-funded TV licences and cinema trips
Kent taxpayers have reportedly spent over £24,000 on amenities for illegal migrants, including TV licenses and recreational outings like cinema and bowling, according to Reform UK's findings. The spending comes amid a significant influx of asylum seekers in the region.
Reform UK officials criticized the local council's handling of funds, asserting that taxpayers are unfairly burdened while asylum seekers receive financial support. The controversy has sparked debate among local politicians, with accusations of misleading claims regarding budget allocations.
Breitbart: ICE Subpoena Prompts Chicago to Suspend Website Helping Illegal Aliens Get IDs
Chicago has suspended its CityKey ID application website, which allowed residents to obtain local IDs regardless of immigration status, after ICE issued a subpoena for applicant information. City Clerk Anna Valencia stated that officials will resist sharing data with the federal agency.
Valencia criticized the subpoena as a politically motivated attack, while Mayor Brandon Johnson encouraged residents to oppose federal immigration enforcement. Despite local pushback, a recent poll indicates that 45% of Americans view ICE favorably.
The Western Journal: New York City Mayoral Candidate Detained by ICE
New York City mayoral candidate Brad Lander was detained by ICE after allegedly assaulting an officer while interfering with an immigration arrest. Lander's actions, which included locking arms with an individual targeted by ICE, have drawn criticism and raised questions about potential charges.
Lander, a progressive known for his focus on police reform, was arrested at an immigration court. His wife shared details of the incident on social media, stating they are monitoring the situation. The legality of Lander's interference is under scrutiny.
#politics
The Federalist: Judge Bashes Judicial Coup In Dismissal Of Anti-Trump Admin Suit
U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil dismissed a case from teachers unions seeking to restore $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University, citing that the unions lacked standing. The Trump administration had cut the funding due to concerns over campus safety amid pro-Palestine protests.
Vyskocil emphasized that the judiciary should not dictate executive policy and that funding decisions reflect the priorities of the elected president. Despite the ruling, the unions plan to appeal, arguing that the funding cuts represent an authoritarian agenda.
The Western Journal: Ilhan Omar Just Declared America Is 'One of the Worst Countries' - So Why Hasn't She Returned to Somalian Utopia?
Rep. Ilhan Omar has labeled America as "one of the worst countries," a statement criticized for its hypocrisy given her family's asylum from war-torn Somalia and her position as an elected official. Critics argue her rhetoric undermines the opportunities America has provided her.
Despite her claims, the U.S. remains a destination for many seeking freedom and prosperity, contradicting Omar's assertions. Observers suggest her comments aim to resonate with the far-left base of the Democratic Party rather than reflect a genuine critique of the nation.
The Federalist: Judiciary Committee Probes Alleged CCP Plot To Rig 2020 Election
The Senate Judiciary Committee is probing newly declassified FBI documents alleging Chinese Communist Party interference in the 2020 U.S. election, including claims of counterfeit U.S. driver’s licenses used for fraudulent mail-in ballots. FBI Director Kash Patel has provided these documents to the committee for further investigation.
Committee Chair Sen. Chuck Grassley has requested additional records related to the handling of these allegations, including the rationale behind the recall of a specific FBI report and the destruction of its original copies. Grassley aims to understand the decision-making process of the FBI under former Director Christopher Wray.
Breitbart: Trump to 'Probably' Extend Deadline on China's TikTok
President Trump indicated he may extend the deadline for ByteDance to sell TikTok's U.S. operations, currently set for June 19, to avoid a ban. He expressed optimism that a deal with a non-Chinese buyer will eventually occur, contingent on approval from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Despite national security concerns raised by lawmakers regarding TikTok's ties to the Chinese Communist Party, Trump noted his favorable view of the app, which he believes has helped him connect with young voters.
Fox News: 'It just baffles me': Senate Republicans sound alarm over Medicaid changes, spending in Trump megabill
Senate Republicans are advancing President Trump's budget reconciliation package, focusing on making his tax cuts permanent and modifying Medicaid provisions. Some GOP members express dissatisfaction with changes that could impact rural hospitals and Medicaid recipients.
The Senate Finance Committee's revisions, which differ from the House's version, aim to fund the bill but have raised concerns among fiscal conservatives. Ongoing discussions among Senate leaders suggest that adjustments may still be made to address these issues.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel: We Are Hitting Fordow, With or Without U.S., Bunker-Busters
Israel's National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi stated that the country will continue its military operations until it damages Iran's Fordow nuclear facility, which is heavily fortified underground. Israel lacks the necessary bunker-busting bombs and may need U.S. support to destroy the site effectively.
Despite this, Israel has alternative strategies to target Fordow and plans to continue its campaign against Iran's missile and nuclear capabilities for one to two more weeks. The Israeli Air Force has already neutralized Iran's air defenses, allowing for unrestricted operations in Iranian airspace.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia, Protests in Kenya, and Royal Races
Clashes broke out in Nairobi on June 17, 2025, following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody. Armed men confronted protesters, resulting in at least nine injuries amid escalating violence.
In Ukraine, a Russian missile strike on June 17 killed at least 14 people and injured many others in Kyiv, with additional casualties reported in Odesa and Chernigiv.
Times Of Israel: Evacuees from Israel arrive in Slovakia, Czech Republic as foreigners flee conflict
Evacuation flights from Israel have successfully reached Slovakia and the Czech Republic, with Slovakia bringing home 73 individuals, including tourists and diplomats' families. Further flights are planned to assist citizens from multiple countries, including Poland and Hungary.
Poland is organizing the evacuation of around 200 citizens using military planes, while Taiwan has facilitated the departure of 14 citizens to Jordan. The ongoing conflict has led to closed airspaces, complicating evacuation efforts for various nations.
Fox News: American citizen killed in Russian attack on Kyiv, State Department confirms
A U.S. citizen was confirmed dead following Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, which resulted in 15 fatalities and over 150 injuries. The State Department condemned the attacks and expressed condolences, emphasizing the priority of U.S. citizen safety abroad.
The strikes marked one of the deadliest attacks on the Ukrainian capital this year, with additional assaults reported in six other regions. As world leaders gather for the G7 Summit, discussions on potential sanctions against Russia are ongoing, amid calls for peace talks in the ongoing conflict.
Breitbart: Vance on Iran: 'The President Has Earned Some Trust on This Issue'
Vice President JD Vance expressed confidence in President Trump's approach to Iran's uranium enrichment, stating that Trump has consistently opposed Iran obtaining nuclear weapons. Vance highlighted Trump's efforts to negotiate a deal with Iran and emphasized the distinction between civilian nuclear power and uranium enrichment.
Trump claimed the U.S. has control over Iranian airspace and knows the location of Ayatollah Khamenei, asserting that while military action is not imminent, the U.S. will not tolerate threats to civilians or troops. He reiterated his commitment to preventing Iran from developing nuclear capabilities.