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#illegals
Breitbart: Homan Speaks of Border Security Provisions in Big Beautiful Bill
Border Czar Tom Homan emphasized the need for stronger border security measures during a White House event supporting the "One Big Beautiful Bill." He urged Congress to pass the legislation, highlighting provisions for completing the border wall and increasing deportations to address crime and illegal immigration.
Homan expressed frustration over the current state of border security, citing the presence of over 600,000 illegal aliens with criminal histories. He argued that enhanced resources and more agents would lead to better enforcement, reduced fentanyl trafficking, and improved safety for communities.
#politics
Breitbart: HUD Moving to NSF Building in Virginia Due to 'Unsafe Conditions' at D.C. HQ
Federal workers protested HUD's planned move to the NSF headquarters in Virginia, claiming it involved luxury amenities for Secretary Scott Turner. The press conference led by Turner and Gov. Glenn Youngkin was interrupted by NSF employees expressing their discontent.
Turner defended the relocation, citing unsafe conditions at the current HUD headquarters and emphasizing the need for a modern facility. The move is projected to save taxpayers over $500 million in deferred maintenance and $56 million in annual costs.
Breitbart: Marlow: Mamdani Is ‘a True Radical’ — Endorsed by Clinton and De Blasio
Breitbart's Alex Marlow expressed skepticism about Democrats' ability to navigate their primaries, particularly in light of Zohran Mamdani's radical views, which he believes could backfire on the party. He criticized Andrew Cuomo and suggested that Mamdani's election could serve as a social experiment for New York.
Marlow sees this dynamic as advantageous for Republicans, anticipating that Democrats will have to compromise their values to secure nominations. Former President Bill Clinton and ex-Mayor Bill de Blasio defended Mamdani, downplaying concerns about his agenda and emphasizing the need for affordable living in New York.
#society
Le Monde: Brazil's Supreme Court makes social media directly liable for illegal content
Brazil's Supreme Court has ruled that digital platforms must swiftly remove hate speech and content promoting serious crimes, making them liable for illegal posts without needing a court order. This decision marks a significant step in regulating social media in Brazil.
The ruling, supported by eight of the eleven judges, aims to balance freedom of expression with the need to prevent online incivility and crime. However, it has sparked concerns about potential censorship from technology companies.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US approves $30 million funding for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
The U.S. has approved $30 million in funding for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a controversial Israeli-supported relief effort, and urged other nations to contribute. This comes after Israel's blockade on essential supplies led to warnings of famine in Gaza.
The GHF, which began operations in late May, has faced criticism from major aid groups for allegedly violating humanitarian principles by coordinating with military forces. Despite this, the U.S. State Department praised the GHF's distribution of 46 million meals as a significant achievement.
Breitbart: Fmr. Biden Official: Iran's Nuke Program 'Set Back Significantly', Most Israeli Officials I Talk to Say by 18 Months to 2 Years
Amos Hochstein stated that recent Israeli and American strikes have significantly delayed Iran's nuclear program, extending the breakout timeframe from six months to potentially two years. He noted that Iran's military capabilities, including proxies and missile effectiveness, have also been weakened.
Hochstein emphasized the importance of monitoring Iran's activities, suggesting that a deal and inspections are still necessary to prevent any attempts to reconstitute their nuclear program. He highlighted Israel's intelligence capabilities as a crucial factor in this ongoing situation.
#economy
GB News: Rachel Reeves told to make drastic cuts as Britain faces ‘vicious downwards spiral’
Ben Habib, former deputy leader of Reform, advocates for significant cuts to welfare and benefits in Britain, arguing this is essential to reverse the country's economic decline. He proposes strict limits on unemployment support and suggests benefits should only be available to British citizens.
Habib's plan includes reducing the gap between benefits and wages by cutting taxes for workers, claiming this would encourage employment and generate tax revenue. His comments come amid Labour's internal struggle over welfare reforms, with potential implications for Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal strategy.