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#illegals
The Federalist: SCOTUS Agrees Trump Can Carry Out Third-Country Deportations
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the Trump administration to deport illegal aliens to third countries, overriding a lower court's order. The 6-3 decision stays the injunction pending further appeals, with dissenting justices expressing concern over potential harm to deportees.
The case will return to lower courts for further consideration, with dissenters criticizing the majority for prioritizing administrative discretion over the safety of individuals facing deportation.
The Western Journal: 2 Days After Biden Judge Freed Him, Mahmoud Khalil Making Trouble Again
Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian protest organizer and former Columbia University student, was released from ICE custody by a Biden-appointed judge and has since returned to leading protests in New York City. Critics argue that as a green card holder, he should not have the same rights as citizens, especially given his alleged misrepresentations during his immigration process.
The commentary highlights a perceived hypocrisy in the treatment of Khalil compared to historical deportation actions taken by past administrations, including that of Jimmy Carter during the Iranian hostage crisis. The author argues that America should prioritize immigrants who contribute positively to society rather than those who disrupt it.
GB News: 'The enemy of Britain is already here, and we let them in'
Protests by Palestine Action in London have raised concerns over Islamic extremism, with calls for the group to be classified as terrorists. Despite a police statement condemning them, the protest proceeded, featuring provocative imagery and messages, including a person dressed as a concentration camp victim.
The situation is compounded by fears of escalating conflict in the Middle East impacting Britain, with illegal immigration from Iran raising alarms about potential security threats. Critics argue that organizations like the Islamic Centre of England, linked to Iran's leadership, operate unchecked in the UK.
The Federalist: Judge Defies SCOTUS On Deportation Of Violent Criminal Illegals
A federal judge ruled that a prior Supreme Court decision allowing deportations is irrelevant, asserting that his own orders remain in effect. This ruling comes after the Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to deport illegal aliens convicted of violent crimes to third countries.
The judge's decision has sparked controversy, with White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller indicating that the Trump administration will hold the judge accountable for defying the Supreme Court. Expect further developments on this issue.
#society
The Telegraph: Escaped rescue bears eat week’s worth of honey while on the run
Two bears, Mish and Lucy, escaped from their enclosure at Wildwood Devon and indulged in a week’s worth of honey before being safely returned. The police were notified, and visitors were moved to safety during the brief incident. The bears, unable to survive in the wild, were monitored closely.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Israel Claims Iran Has Violated Ceasefire Announced By Trump (Live)
A ceasefire between Israel and Iran, brokered by President Trump, has come under strain as Israel accuses Iran of launching missile strikes, which Iran denies. Israeli officials have vowed a strong response to any violations, while Trump expressed frustration over the lack of adherence to the truce.
The situation escalated with missile exchanges, leading to casualties in Israel and strikes on Iranian targets. The U.S. military confirmed significant damage to Iranian nuclear sites from recent airstrikes. Concerns about regional stability and potential retaliation from Iran continue to grow.
The Federalist: Trump Announces Roadmap To Ending Israel, Iran, U.S. War
President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran after a brief conflict, emphasizing peace and respect from both sides. He claimed the war could have escalated but was contained, countering calls for regime change in Iran.
Iran's Foreign Minister denied any formal agreement on the ceasefire, but indicated a willingness to cease hostilities if Israel does the same. The ceasefire follows U.S. actions to prevent an Iranian missile attack, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Won Monday with a Hilarious Comment to JD Vance About Iran's Pitiful Weaponry
President Trump, in a conversation with Vice President J.D. Vance, humorously noted that U.S. military capabilities surpassed Iran's, leading to a swift victory in neutralizing Iran's nuclear program. Vance emphasized the importance of decisive action, indicating that Iran's recent missile strikes were symbolic and preemptive.
The successful military operation has reportedly neutralized the immediate threat of Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon, leading to a ceasefire and a potential shift towards peace in the Middle East. Vance expressed confidence in Trump's leadership and the outcome of the operation, highlighting the lack of American casualties.
Fox News: Trump lashes out at Israel and Iran with profanity for breaking ceasefire
President Trump expressed frustration with both Israel and Iran, criticizing their actions after a ceasefire was imposed. He admonished Israel for launching attacks shortly after the ceasefire and stated that both nations have been in conflict for so long they seem lost.
Trump emphasized the need to halt the violence, urging Israel not to continue bombing. He conveyed his dissatisfaction with both countries' handling of the situation.
#education
The Western Journal: They Never Learn: Teachers Union Official Brags That The Schools Own Your Children
Stacy Davis Gates, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, claimed that public schools "own" the children they educate, emphasizing a sense of community and connectedness. Her remarks, made during a speech, suggest a belief that educators have a significant influence over students' lives beyond just academics.
Critics argue that this perspective promotes a troubling ideology where educators prioritize their agendas over the actual educational needs of students. The comments have sparked backlash, leading some to advocate for homeschooling as an alternative to traditional public schooling.