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#illegals
GB News: Reform UK threatens 'day of reckoning' over migrant crisis as 'laughing' French police oversee 'disgraceful invasion'
Reform UK has announced a "day of political reckoning" regarding Britain's migrant crisis, following a report highlighting French police inaction on the Channel coast. Images showed French officers observing migrants, including an elderly man on crutches, as they attempted to board dinghies.
Richard Tice, Reform's deputy leader, criticized the situation, claiming it represents a "disgraceful invasion." The number of migrants crossing the Channel has surged, with reports of people-smuggling gangs offering crossings for as little as £2,000. The UK Prime Minister acknowledges the need for increased cooperation with France to address the worsening situation.
#politics
Breitbart: Democrats Drag LA Dodgers into Deportation Drama
The Los Angeles Dodgers faced backlash from pro-migration groups and Democrats after federal immigration agents attempted to access Dodger Stadium. The team denied entry to ICE agents, prompting protests and media coverage, with claims that the Dodgers were complicit in deportation efforts.
Local leaders argued that illegal immigrants benefit the economy, while the Dodgers sought to distance themselves from the controversy. The situation highlights the intersection of sports, immigration politics, and community sentiments in Los Angeles.
Fox News: Trump scores major win against Newsom in battle for National Guard control
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that President Trump can retain control of National Guard troops in Los Angeles, reversing a lower court's decision that favored Governor Gavin Newsom. The court affirmed the president's lawful authority to federalize the National Guard under specific statutory provisions.
Despite Trump's failure to notify Newsom prior to the deployment, the court found that Newsom lacked the power to challenge the president's order. The ruling marks a significant precedent regarding the federal government's control over state National Guard units.
#society
Breitbart: Trans Group: ‘Dangerous Setback' for SCOTUS to Uphold Sex-Change Ban for Minors
The Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's law banning sex-change drugs and surgeries for minors, a decision criticized by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). They argue this ruling harms transgender youth by restricting access to evidence-based care and limits the ability to establish a medical evidence base.
Justice Clarence Thomas rebuked WPATH for allegedly basing its guidelines on insufficient evidence and allowing political influence in medical decisions. The ruling emphasizes that states have the authority to regulate such treatments for minors, reflecting concerns over the maturity of young individuals to consent to irreversible medical procedures.
Le Monde: UN: violence against children in war zones hits record high in 2024
A UN report reveals that violence against children in conflict zones surged by 25% in 2024, reaching a record 41,370 grave violations. The Palestinian territories reported the highest number, with over 8,500 serious violations, primarily attributed to Israeli forces.
The report highlights the devastating impact of armed conflict on children, with over 4,500 killed and 7,000 injured. Other countries with significant violations include the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Nigeria, and Haiti. The findings underscore the urgent need for action to protect vulnerable children in these regions.
#crime
Fox News: Michael Proctor laughs at Karen Read corruption allegations as he fights to get job back
Former Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor denied allegations of attempting to frame Karen Read in the death of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe. In a recent interview, he dismissed the accusations as baseless and expressed regret for sharing inappropriate texts about Read during the investigation.
A jury found Read not guilty of second-degree murder but guilty of operating a vehicle under the influence. Proctor, who was the lead investigator, is appealing his dismissal from the State Police after an internal review criticized his conduct. Massachusetts State Police have since implemented new policies to enhance accountability and oversight.