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Jun 21, 2025 |
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#illegals
The Federalist: Judge Indefinitely Blocks DHS Ban On Foreign Students At Harvard
A U.S. district judge has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration's attempt to revoke Harvard University's ability to enroll foreign students. Judge Allison Burroughs issued the preliminary injunction, extending her earlier temporary restraining order, despite concerns from the Department of Homeland Security regarding foreign influence.
Burroughs, who has a history of rulings favoring Harvard, did not provide a rationale for her decision, which allows the university to maintain its significant foreign student population, despite accusations of inadequate vetting and foreign funding reporting.
Breitbart: Trump Touts Zero Migrants Released into U.S. After Illegally Crossing Border in May
President Trump announced that there were zero illegal aliens released into the U.S. interior in May, contrasting it with over 62,000 released under President Biden's policies in May 2024. He attributed this change to his border policies, which he implemented upon taking office.
Trump criticized Biden's competency and called for a special prosecutor regarding alleged election fraud, emphasizing the need for accountability. He described the situation as dire and urged action to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
The Western Journal: Tom Homan Sets the Record Straight on ICE Plans for Farm and Hotel Raids
Tom Homan, former border czar under Trump, confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will continue worksite raids, prioritizing those with criminal ties. He refuted claims of a pause in operations, emphasizing the need for enforcement against illegal hiring practices.
Homan criticized the Biden administration for halting worksite enforcement, arguing it undermines efforts to combat trafficking and forced labor. He highlighted the importance of targeting sanctuary cities and stressed that workplaces should not harbor illegal immigrants.
#politics
Le Monde: US judge orders release of pro-Palestinian Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil
A federal judge has ordered the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian activist detained by ICE since March. Khalil, a legal permanent resident, faced deportation amid claims he posed a national security threat, which the court rejected.
His arrest has sparked protests and raised concerns over the Trump administration's approach to stifling pro-Palestinian activism on college campuses. Khalil's case highlights broader issues regarding immigration enforcement and free speech rights for foreign nationals.
Breitbart: Trump Says Harvard Deal in the Works: ‘Mindbogglingly Historic’
President Trump announced a potential agreement with Harvard University, describing it as beneficial for the country. He noted his team's collaboration with the institution to address unspecified "largescale improprieties" and praised Harvard's conduct during negotiations.
The remarks come amid increased scrutiny of Harvard related to antisemitism, foreign donor ties, and diversity policies. Trump suggested that an announcement could be made soon, calling the potential settlement "mindbogglingly historic."
Fox News: Minn. senator, wife say they were shot 17 times in attack that killed fellow lawmaker
Minnesota state senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot 17 times during an assassination attempt that also resulted in the murder of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. The alleged shooter, Vance Luther Boelter, was apprehended after a manhunt and faces multiple charges, including murder.
The Hoffmans, who survived the attack, expressed their heartbreak over the loss of their friends and called for a return to civility in society. Boelter's motives remain unclear, but he had a list of over 45 elected officials in his possession, suggesting targeted intentions.
#society
Breitbart: Brooke Rollins Vows to Stop NJ Township's Eminent Domain Seizure of Family Farm to Build Affordable Housing
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is supporting a New Jersey family fighting to save their 175-year-old farm from being seized by local government for affordable housing. The family has turned down multimillion-dollar offers, emphasizing their commitment to preserving their legacy.
Critics argue that the use of eminent domain has been improperly expanded, benefiting government through increased taxes. Rollins announced potential policy changes to protect family farms from such takeovers.
The Western Journal: Billionaire Dead at 53 After Polo Match: 'I've Swallowed Something'
Billionaire Sunjay Kapur, chairman of Sona Comstar, died at 53 after collapsing during a polo match in England. He suffered anaphylactic shock from a bee sting, which led to a heart attack. His funeral took place in New Delhi, attended by family and friends.
Kapur was known for his passion for polo and had a net worth of $1.2 billion. Hours before his death, he expressed condolences for victims of the Air India Flight 171 crash. The Guards Polo Club extended their condolences to his family and teammates.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Brings Home Over 1,500 Americans from Israel: ‘It’s the Right Thing to Do’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis welcomed a second flight of Americans evacuated from Israel, part of a state-led rescue operation. The effort has successfully brought home over 1,500 individuals since the October 7 terrorist attack, including families and students.
DeSantis emphasized the logistical challenges of the mission and the personal impact on families, expressing gratitude for the efforts of those involved. The Florida Division of Emergency Management reported ongoing evacuation flights, reflecting the state's commitment to its residents during crises.
Times Of Israel: US Supreme Court unanimously rules that American terror victims can sue PA and PLO
The US Supreme Court unanimously upheld a law allowing American victims of terrorism to sue Palestinian authorities for damages related to attacks in Israel and the West Bank. The ruling overturned a lower court's decision that the law violated the due process rights of the Palestinian Authority and the PLO.
The 2019 Promoting Security and Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act was deemed constitutional, with Chief Justice John Roberts stating it aligns with the Fifth Amendment. The decision is part of a broader effort to provide justice for American families affected by terrorism.
#economy
Breitbart: Fed's Waller Says Fed Could Begin Cutting Rates in July
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated that the central bank might lower interest rates as early as July, citing cooling inflation and the need to act before any potential labor market deterioration. He believes current rates are above neutral and can be reduced without overstimulating the economy.
Waller's comments suggest a shift towards supporting near-term easing, contrasting with Chair Jerome Powell's cautious stance. He emphasized that tariff impacts on inflation would likely be temporary and should not hinder rate cuts. The Fed's next meeting is scheduled for July 30-31.
#culture
Fox News: Miley Cyrus turns heads in barely-there ensemble during Parisian night out
Miley Cyrus showcased her toned abs in a sheer Jean Paul Gaultier gown while in Paris, accessorizing with visible black underwear and leather gloves. She promoted her visual album "Something Beautiful" and performed at Spotify’s Billions Club Live, where she sang hits like "The Climb."
Cyrus shared her experiences on social media, expressing her love for Paris and her excitement about performing with Beyoncé. She also revealed a health scare related to filming a music video, which led to a serious infection.
#health
GB News: The Covid cough symptom that strikes 3 times in '24 hours' as cases rise across UK
Covid cases in the UK have seen a slight increase, with hospital admissions rising to 1.53 per 100,000 people, up from 1.44. The predominant strains are LP.8.1.1 and XFG, which do not appear to cause more severe symptoms than previous variants.
Health officials urge vigilance for Covid symptoms and recommend self-isolation for those infected. Despite the uptick, intensive care rates remain stable, indicating no significant change in the pandemic's trajectory.