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#illegals
Breitbart: Rodney Scott Confirmed as Trump's Pick to Head U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Rodney S. Scott has been confirmed as the Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) by a Senate vote of 51 Republicans, with no Democratic support. Scott, a former Chief of the Border Patrol, has over 29 years of experience in border security and is known for implementing significant immigration policies.
Scott is the first Border Patrol agent to rise from the lowest rank to lead CBP. His tenure included the development of the "Remain in Mexico" policy and various agreements with Central American countries to manage asylum claims. He played a key role in reducing illegal immigration during his service.
Breitbart: Stephen Miller Demolishes Democrats' Talking Points Pleading for Endless Illegal Labor
Democrats are advocating for exemptions from deportation for millions of illegal migrants, arguing they are essential to the economy. Immigration czar Stephen Miller counters that this stance promotes lawbreaking and undermines American workers' wages. He asserts that mass migration benefits corporations at the expense of the working class.
Miller critiques the Democrats' approach, suggesting it leads to a lack of border control and increased crime. He argues that their policies are designed to maintain political power through reliance on low-wage migrant labor, while also masking the economic and social costs of such immigration.
#society
Breitbart: NY Pride Pleads for Cash Donations as Corporate Donors Flee
New York's annual pride parade is seeking individual donations due to a significant drop in corporate sponsorship, with up to 25% of past donors scaling back support. Organizers attribute this decline to a shift in corporate attitudes influenced by political changes.
Despite challenges, the parade is scheduled for June 29, aiming to attract around two million attendees. Organizers have launched a community fundraising campaign to fill the financial gap, emphasizing the importance of individual contributions.
The Federalist: Pride Is In Retreat, But We Need More Consistent Sexual Ethics
Simone Biles faced backlash after her comments supporting transgender rights, leading to a public apology. Critics argue that the cultural acceptance of gender ideology is waning, with growing opposition to men participating in women's sports and transitioning minors.
Despite a shift in public sentiment, many Americans prefer a middle ground on sexual issues, rejecting extremes from both sides. However, this lack of a coherent sexual philosophy may lead to instability, as the ongoing sexual revolution continues to challenge traditional values without a strong moral foundation.
GB News: Michael Gove confirms attempted grooming gangs 'cover-up' by Whitehall officials: 'It was absolutely vital that the truth be told'
Lord Michael Gove revealed that in 2011, Whitehall officials sought to block journalists from investigating grooming gangs, particularly in Rotherham. He confirmed that he rejected advice from the Department for Education to prevent publication of abuse reports, emphasizing the importance of revealing the truth.
Gove noted that Rotherham Council requested government support to legally prevent the publication of details related to a tragic case. Despite opposition from some officials, he intervened on behalf of The Times to ensure the information was made public, citing the need for accountability and transparency.
Le Monde: Hungary police ban Budapest Pride march, but mayor vows to hold it anyway
Hungarian police have banned the upcoming Pride march in Budapest, citing a conflict with anti-LGBTQ+ laws. Mayor Gergely Karacsony has vowed to proceed with the event, arguing the ban lacks legal validity. The police stated the march could expose minors to prohibited displays.
The ban follows recent legislation aimed at restricting LGBTQ+ visibility and has prompted protests in the city. Thousands have demonstrated against the ban, and several EU lawmakers plan to attend the march, highlighting the ongoing tensions over LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: ‘Like an earthquake:’ Ramat Gan reels after missile slams into financial hub
A missile strike from Iran hit Ramat Gan, Israel, causing significant destruction and injuries. Emergency crews responded to the scene, where a residential building was severely damaged, and nearby structures also suffered. Dozens were reported wounded, with six in serious condition.
The attack is part of a larger campaign of missile fire from Iran following an Israeli strike on Iranian military sites. Residents express fear and anxiety, struggling with the ongoing violence and its impact on daily life. Some have been forced to evacuate, while others remain in overcrowded shelters.
Times Of Israel: Do Tehran’s nuclear program and terror proxies legally justify Israel’s attack?
On June 13, Israel launched a significant airstrike, Operation Rising Lion, targeting over 100 Iranian sites, including nuclear facilities, citing Iran's nuclear advancements as an existential threat. Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed Iran had enough enriched uranium for nuclear weapons and was nearing weaponization.
However, international law scholars have questioned the legality of the preemptive strike, arguing that Iran lacked both the capability and intent to attack Israel imminently. Critics suggest that diplomatic avenues had not been fully explored before resorting to military action, raising concerns about the justification for the attack.
#economy
The Western Journal: Promises Kept: Trump Creates Largest Blue-Collar Wage Growth in 60 Years
Blue-collar workers have experienced nearly a 2% increase in real wages during the first five months of President Trump's second term, marking the first significant wage growth for hourly workers since Richard Nixon's presidency. This growth contrasts sharply with the wage declines seen during the Biden administration.
Trump's administration attributes this wage increase to improved inflation control and policies aimed at reducing illegal immigration, which they argue has pressured wages downward. Critics of the Biden administration contend that its policies have contributed to wage stagnation and economic challenges for working-class Americans.
#health
Fox News: FDA approves first twice-yearly injection that prevents HIV infection
The FDA has approved Yeztugo, a new injectable HIV prevention drug from Gilead Sciences, requiring administration only twice a year. This capsid inhibitor has shown nearly 100% effectiveness in clinical trials, surpassing daily oral medications like Truvada.
Yeztugo represents a significant advancement in HIV prevention, utilizing a multi-stage approach to inhibit the virus. It aims to transform the fight against HIV, with the potential to help end the epidemic. Common side effects include injection site reactions, headache, and nausea.