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#illegals
Breitbart: Tom Homan: 1,000 Deportation Teams Are on the Streets Every Day
Federal agencies are deploying over 1,000 teams daily to enforce immigration laws, particularly targeting 'sanctuary cities' that release illegal migrants into communities. The focus is on worksite enforcement, prioritizing criminals and those involved in trafficking or fraud.
While Trump's policies may reduce illegal migration, concerns arise for businesses reliant on low-wage labor. Advocates argue that the crackdown could impact Trump's support, as illegal migrants often fill essential roles but also contribute to wage suppression and rising rents.
Breitbart: Democrat Jerry Nadler Accuses ICE Officers of 'Hiding Misbehavior'
Rep. Jerry Nadler has accused ICE officers of concealing misconduct by wearing masks and not disclosing their identities during operations. The Department of Homeland Security condemned these claims as "despicable," highlighting that ICE agents are facing a 500% increase in assaults while enforcing immigration laws.
DHS stated that masks are worn for protection against violent criminals, not to hide misbehavior. Nadler's comments follow increased scrutiny of local officials, like Nashville's mayor, for actions perceived to endanger ICE agents. Investigations into these matters are ongoing.
#politics
GB News: Britain is 'internationally seen as fools' on immigration, Lord Bailey tells GB News
Lord Shaun Bailey has proposed that the UK should stop all foreign aid to Pakistan unless the country agrees to repatriate two child rapists. He believes that Britain's financial assistance can be used as leverage to ensure Pakistan meets its international obligations.
Fox News: User’s manual to the Big, Beautiful Bill this weekend and early next week
The Senate is gearing up for a critical week regarding the passage of the "Big, Beautiful Bill," with a potential deadline by July 4. Senate Republicans will consult with the Parliamentarian to ensure the bill adheres to budgetary rules, avoiding a filibuster through a process called "budget reconciliation."
Key provisions may be removed based on these rules, impacting the bill's chances of passing. Following initial votes mid-week, a "vote-a-rama" will occur late next week, with any changes needing House approval before reaching the president.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump and Rubio secure Rwanda-Congo peace treaty amid Pakistan's Nobel Prize nomination
President Trump announced a peace treaty between Rwanda and Congo, set to be signed next week, and expressed skepticism about receiving a Nobel Peace Prize for his diplomatic efforts. He highlighted his past contributions to peace in various global conflicts but noted he likely wouldn't be recognized.
Pakistan has formally nominated Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, praising his role in mediating the recent India-Pakistan crisis. Pakistani leaders commended his strategic foresight and commitment to conflict resolution, hoping his efforts will foster regional stability.
#economy
Breitbart: Syria Makes First International Bank Transfers Since Fall of Assad
Syria's central bank governor announced the country has completed its first international bank transfer using the SWIFT system, marking a significant step towards rejoining the global financial community after being locked out since 2011. The new transitional government aims to lift international sanctions and attract foreign investment for reconstruction.
Following a meeting between U.S. officials and Syria's interim president, expectations for renewed transactions with U.S. banks have risen. The governor expressed optimism about establishing representative offices in Syria and initiating financial dealings within weeks, signaling a potential shift in the country's economic landscape.
#history
Breitbart: Remains of Captain Cook's Long Lost Ship Found in Newport Harbor
Experts have identified the wreck of the HMS Endeavour, Captain James Cook's famous ship, off Newport, Rhode Island. The Australian National Maritime Museum confirmed the site through decades of research and specific criteria, marking the end of a 250-year mystery.
The Endeavour, which played a significant role in British exploration and colonization, was later repurposed and sunk during the American Revolution. Its remains, now confirmed by unique features and artifacts, lie 39 to 43 feet underwater.