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#illegals
Liberty Nation News: ICE Arrests 11 Illegal Iranians – DOJ on High Alert - Liberty Nation News
During a recent House Appropriations Committee hearing, Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that the DOJ is monitoring over 1,000 illegal Iranian nationals in the U.S., expressing concerns about potential threats. Reports indicate that 1,504 Iranians were apprehended by Border Patrol from 2021 to 2024, with many released into the U.S.
Bondi emphasized the commitment of Homeland Security and the FBI to national safety, despite budget cuts impacting their operations. Recent arrests of illegal Iranian migrants, including suspected terrorists, have raised alarms about possible sleeper cells in the U.S. Law enforcement remains vigilant in addressing these threats.
The Federalist: FL Moves Forward With 'Alligator Alcatraz' ICE Detention Center
Florida plans to convert a seldom-used airstrip near the Everglades into a 1,000-bed detention facility for ICE, despite opposition from Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and environmentalists. The facility, labeled “Alligator Alcatraz,” aims to support mass deportations.
Governor Ron DeSantis's administration asserts that the project will not harm the environment and will utilize existing infrastructure. The plan has received approval from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and state officials emphasize the urgency of enhancing immigration enforcement capabilities.
#society
Fox News: Colorado pledges not to enforce gender identity rules for Christian children's camp after lawsuit
Colorado has agreed to exempt religious children's camps from new transgender accommodation licensing requirements after Camp IdRaHaJe filed a federal lawsuit. The state clarified that religious organizations are not considered "places of public accommodation" under the new rules.
This settlement allows Camp IdRaHaJe to operate without adhering to gender identity regulations that conflict with its religious beliefs. The Colorado Department of Early Childhood confirmed that it will not enforce these regulations against the camp.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel-Iran: After the 'Twelve-Day War,' many questions and few certainties
The recent 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran has raised numerous questions about the stability of the ceasefire and the future of diplomatic relations in the region. Experts note a significant shift in the Middle East's power dynamics, with Israel reportedly weakening Iran's military capabilities and nuclear program.
Iran's defeat has diminished its deterrent power and left it isolated, as it failed to retaliate through proxies like Hezbollah. This outcome is viewed as a major achievement for Israel, reshaping the strategic landscape in the region.
Fox News: ASRA NOMANI: Iran’s ideological foot soldiers wage proxy war in America
Protests supporting Iran and calling for a "global intifada" occurred outside the White House, coinciding with President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Organized by a coalition of groups, including socialist and Islamist organizations, the protests highlighted a growing radicalization among youth.
The gatherings showcased a coordinated effort to undermine American institutions through ideological warfare, with many groups linked to foreign interests and lacking transparency in their funding. Despite the protests' portrayal as grassroots movements, they reflect a complex network of organizations promoting agendas aligned with adversarial regimes.
Fox News: I'm a veteran and former Democratic congressman. Here's why the GOP ought to think hard about Iran
President Trump has taken military action against Iran without clear strategy or congressional approval, raising concerns about the safety of American servicemembers. The GOP-led Congress has largely remained silent, prioritizing loyalty to Trump over their constitutional responsibilities.
Veterans are calling for accountability from Republican lawmakers, warning that failure to demand a debate on military actions could have severe political consequences in the midterms. The lack of a coherent plan echoes past military misadventures, and veterans are determined to hold Congress accountable for any escalation without proper oversight.
#health
Fox News: New stem cell therapy shows 'promising' results for treating hair loss in preclinical trials
Researchers at San Carlos Clinical Hospital in Madrid have found that injecting mice's skin with adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) may promote hair regrowth, particularly in male mice. The study noted significant hair regrowth percentages, with 100% in males and up to 90% in females.
While these findings show promise for treating androgenetic alopecia, caution is advised as the study is preliminary and conducted on mice. Future human clinical trials are planned, with an optimistic timeline for potential treatment availability in about five years.
GB News: Food choices part of ‘perfect storm’ driving rise in heart attacks among young people
Cardiovascular health in the UK is deteriorating, with heart-related deaths among working-age adults rising 18% since 2019, totaling nearly 22,000 in 2023. The US has seen a 30% increase in heart attack deaths for those aged 25 to 44, prompting warnings from health experts about lifestyle factors contributing to this crisis.
Key issues include rising obesity, diabetes, and hypertension, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and healthcare access disruptions. Experts emphasize the importance of diet, exercise, and stress management to reverse this trend and advocate for regular health monitoring to catch issues early.
#education
Fox News: A Columbia Trustee's View: Higher education is at a crossroads. Let's choose builders over destroyers
Higher education is facing a critical choice between building or destroying, as evidenced by the current climate at Columbia University. Dr. Shoshana Shendelman, a trustee and scientist, highlights a troubling trend of intimidation and chaos on campus, which has made students feel unsafe and stifled intellectual discourse.
The ongoing unrest threatens the very foundation of academic freedom and innovation that institutions like Columbia represent. Shendelman calls for a collective effort to foster an environment of constructive dialogue, encouraging future leaders to embrace diversity of thought and rebuild educational institutions to reflect hope and opportunity.