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23 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Sanctuary Country: Biden Slashes Requests for Custody of Criminal Illegals
President Biden's DHS has drastically reduced the number of ICE detainers issued to local police to turn over criminal illegal aliens in their custody for arrest and deportation from the US. This data, collected by TRAC, shows detainers dropped from 15k/month to 3.8k by September 2021. This data backs up prior reports from ICE that showed a decline in the agency issuing detainers for criminal illegal aliens. In contrast, the Trump administration issued 20k more ICE detainers in a single year than Biden has throughout his first two years.
The Epoch Times: House Passes Resolution Denouncing Housing Illegal Immigrants in Public Schools
The US House of Representatives passed a nonbinding resolution on June 22 that denounces the government taking control of spaces in public elementary and secondary schools to house illegal immigrants. The lower chamber of Congress took up discussion of the act following its debate, which lasted for about an hour and 15 minutes. Sanctuary cities like New York and Chicago have proposed requisitioning schools to house the migrants.
The resolution is mostly a political statement and wields little to no direct power to halt or block the government from using schools as residences. Rep. Bobby Scott said the proposal would encourage taking away funding from schools whose facilities are used to temporarily house refugees and immigrants. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Brandon Williams introduced the bill, as housing illegal immigrants in schools presents safety threats to children and deprives them of educational opportunity.
#war
Forbes: For The Ukrainian Army, The Road To Melitopol Is Mile after Mile Of Russian Trenches
Ukrainian army advances south towards Robotyne, with the next stop being Tokmak, and then Melitopol. Melitopol's liberation could help boot Russians from Crimea, but it's difficult as Russia has 10 or more brigades and regiments in its fortifications. After two weeks, the Ukrainians had advanced about five miles and were just north of Robotyne. It's possible Ukrainian special operations forces are active near Tokmak, infiltrating as far south as Sadove, and Ukrainian forces have breached Russian lines on small scales along multiple axes across Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts. Ukrainian forces are setting conditions for a future main effort despite initial setbacks.
#economy
Daily Wire: Ford Motor Company To Announce New Layoffs In Coming Weeks: Report
Ford Motor Company plans to announce its third round of layoffs in less than a year, mainly affecting US salaried workers in its gas, electric vehicle and software sectors. The company reported a $2bn net loss in revenue last year and has committed to spending $50bn through 2026 on developing its EV unit. CEO Jim Farley has acknowledged the company will need to spend billions to procure the materials needed for an increase in EV production. The payouts are in line with the business's future plans.
#culture
Forbes: Saks Fifth Avenue’s Vault Now Has An Intimate Omakase Counter
Saks Fifth Avenue in New York opens Hoseki, an omakase restaurant on its subterranean fine jewelry floor, offering six seats for diners. Chef Daniel Kim prepares a 12-course omakase priced at $95, with dishes including Hokkaido uni and seared and marinated albacore. Hoseki also offers a selection of Japanese teas. Saks shoppers can also visit L'Avenue at Saks, the upscale Parisian restaurant on the top two floors of the New York flagship .
The Epoch Times: Fun Things to Do in Orange County This Weekend
Lions Club Fish Fry and Carnival: A fundraiser event at Lions Park with various activities, including carnival rides, live music, craft booths, and more. The event generates funds for local schools, clubs, and community organizations. Free admission, fish dinner for $15.
Sigler Park Splash Pad: A park in Westminster with a variety of water attractions, including a captain’s wheel, ship anchor, and sea serpents. Open daily from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. and free of charge.
Baroque Music Festival: An eight-day festival featuring five concerts in Corona del Mar, presenting talented musicians and singers playing Baroque-era instruments and featuring classics like Telemann and Vivaldi’s concertos and Bach’s flute recital. Tickets are $45-$55.
Red State: Bud Light Just Can't Get It Right: New Ad Ruthlessly Mocked
Bud Light releases a new ad in an attempt to move past their recent controversy, but the public is not interested in pretending nothing happened. Critics blast the ad, saying it's unremarkable, and mock the brand relentlessly on social media. The ad features people drinking Bud Light while barbecuing and enjoying the summer, and includes Chic's 1979 disco number "Good Times". Despite the backlash, conservative radio host Jesse Kelly thinks this is a smart play and may help heal the brand. However, others disagree and suggest the company should lay low for a while or issue a genuine apology.
#health
Spectator USA: Who are the three Wuhan scientists that first got Covid?
The lab-leak hypothesis gains more credibility as it is revealed that three scientists from the Wuhan Institute of Virology fell ill with Covid-like symptoms in the early days of the pandemic and were working on bat coronaviruses. The scientists are Ben Hu, who runs the lab experiments, Yu Ping, a virus-hunter who collected bat viruses, and Yan Zhu, a senior experimentalist in the lab. One theory suggests that a contaminated sequencing machine led to the discovery of a virus in pangolins from Guangdong, potentially linking the lab to the pandemic's origin.
Red State: Tucker Claims Bobby Kennedy Is Winning - He May Be Right
Tucker Carlson discusses how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is gaining popularity despite backlash from mainstream media over his views on COVID-19 and vaccines. Kennedy has been censored and criticized by many outlets, including NPR, while his theories have yet to be disproven. Carlson notes that Kennedy's honesty and willingness to ask important questions have resonated with the public, especially given the questionable positions of the medical establishment and their politically motivated priorities. Kennedy may be winning the 2024 presidential election, as polls show he is more popular than the major party front-runners and his critics are becoming more irrelevant.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Ohio State QB Kirk Herbstreit's 21-Year-Old Son, Zak, Hospitalized with Likely Cardiac Arrest
Zak Herbstreit, son of former OSU QB Kirk Herbstreit, is in hospital with a heart condition. The 21-year-old walk-on college tight end was admitted to Wexner Medical Center in Columbus on Tuesday. He tweeted his thanks to the “experienced cardiologists” treating him and said that he hoped to be back to feeling normal soon. Kirk Herbstreit thanked those who had shown concern for his son. Zak is a third-generation Buckeye player.
The Epoch Times: Wimbledon Tennis Tournament to Introduce AI-Generated Commentary
AI-generated commentary will be available to tennis fans via the Wimbledon app and website during the upcoming Wimbledon tennis tournament in July. IBM’s Watson AI-powered chatbot will provide insightful and engaging commentary by collecting data from the court and players. Fans will also have access to match highlights videos. The innovation is part of IBM’s efforts to provide unique fan experiences using AI technology. The announcement follows a warning from the CEO of a German tabloid newspaper regarding the potential impact of AI, particularly in replacing human-led roles such as editors, on the future of independent journalism.
#other
The Epoch Times: House Republicans Want to Openly Debate Imposing ‘Oil Naval’ Blockade on China
The House Armed Services Committee has approved an amendment to the US defense budget that calls for a plan spelling out how to impose a naval blockade on China. The $874.2 billion budget includes 800 amendments that address critical race theory, diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, vaccine mandates, foreign affairs, and military strategies. The proposed “study of an oil naval blockade of China” was among the amendments approved. Democrat objections and some Republican reservations were expressed about publicly discussing what constitutes an act of war and possible provocations.
Republican supporters argued that publicly presenting the plan would make the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) think twice about going to war with the United States and that the military is already doing this kind of planning. Democrats suggested that any such discussion should be held behind closed doors, and openly discussing a blockade plan would undermine the US's ability to build international coalitions effectively.
Fox News: Chef posts viral hack on TikTok: How to tell if your local McDonald's 'is a good one'
Former McDonald's chef, Mike Haracz, shared a test to determine if one's local McDonald's meets the fast-food franchise's corporate standards. In a viral TikTok video, Haracz instructed viewers to order 10 Quarter Pounders with cheese during peak lunch or dinner hours, with specific adjustments if desired. If the order is completed in under five minutes with accuracy, the McDonald's location is considered to be a "good" one.
The Epoch Times: Orthodox Jew Violently Assaulted for Voicing His Views on Traditional Morality
Marc Aisen, a conservative Jewish political activist from Massachusetts, was physically assaulted while expressing his religious convictions against the sexualization of children. Aisen's questioning of a Democrat politician at a campaign event led to shoving and a forearm blow to his neck. Antisemitic incidents are on the rise in the U.S., with Jewish individuals facing attacks from various sources, including far-left, Islamist, and right-wing factions. A recent study by Combating Antisemitism Movement (CAM) found that roughly 45% of antisemitic incidents were caused by right-wing white nationalists and religious extremists.