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#illegals
Forbes: LA Residents Foil ICE Raids Using Amazon Ring’s Neighborhood Watch App
Residents in Los Angeles are using the Neighbors app, originally designed for lost items, to alert their communities about ICE raids. This grassroots effort has gained traction amid protests against immigration enforcement, with users sharing real-time updates on ICE activities and locations.
While many posts aim to protect vulnerable communities, some users express support for ICE operations. The app's parent company, Amazon, is moderating content related to these alerts, removing posts deemed inflammatory. Concerns about misinformation and user safety persist.
GB News: WATCH: Nigel Farage blasts Keir Starmer in scathing rant about migrant crossings - 'Get a grip!'
Nigel Farage has urged for military intervention in the English Channel, citing a national security emergency to address the escalating migrant crisis. This follows Prime Minister's acknowledgment of the worsening situation, with over 40,000 migrants crossing since Labour took office.
During a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, both leaders recognized the need to prioritize migration issues. Farage criticized the government's handling of the crisis, claiming the Prime Minister is "completely lost" on the matter.
#politics
The Federalist: Financial Data: 'No Kings' Protests Are Hypocritical Astroturfing
Recent "No Kings" rallies organized by leftist groups aimed to oppose the Trump administration, but critics argue they lack genuine grassroots support. The protests were linked to nearly 200 Democratic-affiliated organizations, raising questions about their authenticity and motives.
Despite significant resources, the messaging at these events was deemed stale and unconvincing. Observers noted a hypocrisy in the protests, as many participants overlooked executive overreach during the Biden administration. The rallies appear to be more about opposing Trump than advocating for principled governance.
The Federalist: Leftist AG's Secret Probe Into Conservative WI Mayor Drags On
Wisconsin Mayor Doug Diny's office and home were raided by the Department of Justice over his removal of an unsecured absentee ballot drop box. Eight months later, no charges have been filed, and the DOJ has resisted releasing search warrant documents, leading Diny to label the investigation a "fishing expedition."
Diny's actions, aimed at securing election integrity, have drawn ire from liberal groups and prompted a politically charged investigation led by Democrat Attorney General Josh Kaul. Critics argue the DOJ is abusing its power in a politically motivated manner, with Diny expressing frustration over the prolonged secrecy and lack of clarity in the case.
Fox News: STEVE MOORE: The good, the bad and the ugly in the Senate's 'big beautiful' tax bill
Idaho Republican Sen. Mike Crapo's draft tax bill improves upon the House version by making most of the 2017 Trump tax cuts permanent and restoring the $10,000 SALT cap. However, it lacks significant spending cuts and does not lower the corporate tax rate as desired.
The bill retains some unfavorable elements, such as the double tax on immigrant remittances and extensions of certain Green New Deal incentives. Despite these drawbacks, a quick reconciliation between the chambers is anticipated, which could lead to a significant victory for American taxpayers.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Tugboats, cruise ships and flights: Israel begins emergency evacuation of citizens amid Iran war
An emergency flight operation is underway to bring Israelis stranded abroad back home due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. With Israel's airspace closed and many citizens facing missile threats, some have resorted to unconventional travel methods, including tugboats.
Transport Minister Miri Regev announced plans for additional rescue flights and maritime routes from Cyprus and Greece. The situation remains tense as citizens express their urgency to return home amidst the ongoing conflict.
Times Of Israel: Beleaguered Khamenei warns of ‘irreparable consequences’ for US if it strikes
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected President Trump's call for unconditional surrender, stating that Iran will not be threatened into submission. He warned of severe consequences for any U.S. military intervention, as tensions escalate following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Iran's UN ambassador condemned Trump's remarks as hostile and vowed a strong response to Israeli attacks, which he labeled as acts of war against humanity. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed Israeli strikes but noted no radiation increases, despite concerns over potential contamination.
Fox News: Iran warns US joining conflict would mean 'all-out war,' refuses demands to give up disputed nuclear program
Iran has warned that U.S. support for Israel could lead to "all-out war" as Israel conducts airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and military assets. Iranian officials maintain that their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and reject calls to halt uranium enrichment.
The Israeli Defense Forces claim to have significantly damaged Iran's military capabilities, including the elimination of key military leaders. Meanwhile, U.S. military assets are being repositioned in the region, with President Trump indicating potential for increased American involvement.
The Federalist: Neocon Iraq War Rhetoric Is Back, Lazily Re-Purposed For Iran
The rhetoric from the Global War on Terror is resurfacing as the U.S. contemplates military action against Iran. Echoes of past justifications for the Iraq War, such as the need to prevent nuclear threats and the idea of being greeted as liberators, are being used again to promote regime change.
Critics highlight the similarities between the current narrative and the flawed arguments that led to the Iraq invasion, pointing out the dangers of relying on dubious sources like Reza Pahlavi, reminiscent of the discredited Ahmed Chalabi. The call for action is seen as a repeat of past mistakes, with no clear plan for the aftermath.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing June 18: Day 621 – How warfare is being rewritten in the skies of Tehran
The Israel-Iran war continues, with Israel adapting its missile capabilities to enhance its military effectiveness against Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure. Recent developments indicate a reduction in missile barrages from Iran as Israel employs advanced technology in its operations.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has voiced strong support for Israel's actions, framing them as a collective defense against the Iranian regime. Meanwhile, France is also backing Israel's military efforts, raising questions about potential US involvement in the conflict.
#military
The Telegraph: Target: Iran. US forces are ready to deliver the second heaviest bunker buster ever made
The US military has recently positioned B-2 Stealth bombers at Diego Garcia, indicating preparations for potential strikes on Iran. These bombers are crucial for carrying the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, the US's most powerful bunker buster, highlighting their strategic importance.
While Israeli forces have demonstrated the ability to operate in Iranian airspace, the deployment of B-2s underscores the US's unique capability to utilize heavy bombers for deep penetration strikes, a capability not easily replicated by other nations.