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America First News
29 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Epoch Times: Government to Seek Appeal After Court Declares Rwanda Deportation Policy Unlawful
The government plans to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda have been ruled "unlawful" by the Court of Appeal. The judges cited deficiencies in the asylum system in Rwanda and the risk of inhumane treatment as reasons for their decision. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak disagrees with the ruling and will appeal the decision.
#politics
The Blaze: RFK Jr. highlights the Biden administration's failure, stresses it's 'not that hard' to seal the border — and Trump's wall is part of the solution
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticizes the Biden administration for failing to secure the southern border, citing the success of the previous administration. Kennedy believes that sealing the border is necessary to address immigration and prevent the exploitation of illegal migrants by cartels. He suggests a combination of defensive infrastructure, cooperation with Mexico and Central American countries, and enforcement of immigration laws. Kennedy also acknowledges the efficacy of physical barriers in certain densely populated areas and proposes the use of ground sensors and towers in other regions.
The Epoch Times: China’s Top Anti-Graft Body Targets Its Own Officials for Alleged Corruption
China's top anti-graft body is investigating three high-ranking officials for violating laws and regulations. Under President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign, the agency has been used to purge his political opponents. The CCP claims to have investigated nearly 5 million officials for corruption.
National Review: The Corner: SCOTUS Gets It Right in Moore v. Harper
The Supreme Court's recent ruling in Moore v. Harper recognizes that state legislatures were historically understood to be creatures of their respective state constitutions, emphasizing the importance of historical context and intent in interpreting the Constitution. This ruling affirms the original public meaning of the text.
National Review: The Corner: President Biden Doesn’t Want to Hear Any Advice about Hunter
President Biden is in denial about his family's ethical problems and refuses to listen to advice on how to limit the political fallout from his son's actions. Biden wants his son close to him to prevent him from relapsing into addiction. There is concern that Hunter Biden sold his family's name for financial gain.
The Economist: Spanish voters seem to hanker after stable centrist government
Spain's political landscape has splintered since the financial crisis, making stable government difficult. The Socialists and the People's Party have been the dominant parties, but the rise of Podemos and regional separatism has caused fragmentation. The Socialists currently govern with a fractious coalition, angering many voters. The PP has gained ground, but may need to form coalitions with Vox, a hard-right party critical of immigration, to govern in various regions. Both the left and right are facing challenges in forming stable governments, with no party having enough support for an outright majority.
Breitbart: DeSantis: Using Tariffs to Force Mexico to Cooperate on Border 'Absolutely' 'on the Table'
2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis criticizes Mexico's lack of cooperation on border security and suggests increasing tariffs as a means to pressure Mexico into greater cooperation.
Fox News: Mississippi enacts dozens of new laws ranging from designated state fruit to tightened voting restrictions
Mississippi is implementing new laws that cover a range of topics including support for new mothers, voting restrictions, and penalties for pecan theft. Some of these laws are facing legal challenges and accusations of stripping local control.
Breitbart: DeSantis: I Want to Eliminate, Education, Commerce, Energy Departments, and IRS
Florida Governor and 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis wants to eliminate the Departments of Education, Commerce, and Energy, along with the IRS. He plans to use these agencies to push back against woke ideology and leftism in American institutions if Congress does not take action. DeSantis also intends to reverse transgender sports policies and curriculum injections in schools.
Red State: WATCH: Eric Adams Under Fire for Calling Elderly Constituent a 'Plantation Owner' in Heated Exchange
Eric Adams, the New York City mayor, faced backlash after calling a constituent a "plantation owner" for criticizing his support of rent increases. Twitter users condemned Adams for his disrespectful behavior towards the elderly woman. Respect should be earned, and Adams's actions show a lack of it. New Yorkers should take note of his behavior for future elections.
Fox News: Election watchdog issues urgent warning over AI interference: 'race against the clock'
British election regulators are urging politicians to pass new laws to limit spending on artificial intelligence (AI) and require identification of AI-generated content. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of bad actors using AI tools to influence elections. The U.K.'s Electoral Commission is calling for better rules on spending and reporting, as well as stronger oversight power to regulate new ways of campaigning.
Flag And Cross: McCarthy Backtracks After Controversial Trump Remark
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy rushes to mitigate fallout after suggesting Trump might not be strongest candidate in 2024 race. McCarthy apologizes to Trump, clarifies his remarks, and praises Trump in right-wing publication and fundraising email. Remarks spark questions about McCarthy's stance.
Daily Wire: Report: Congress Secures $16 Billion In Earmark Funding For Local Pet Projects
Members of Congress secure $16 billion in earmarks for various initiatives. Earmarks were reinstated in 2021, allowing legislators to allocate funds for local projects. The funding includes $3 million for the American LGBTQ+ Museum, $2 million for the National Great Blacks in Wax museum, and $5 million for the Universal Hip Hop Museum. Additionally, $64 million goes towards the Honolulu Rail Transit Project, while Columbia University and two other universities receive federal funding. Lawmakers also secured funds for institutions employing their spouses. Overall, Democrats earmarked more funds than Republicans.
#society
Forbes: Here’s What Happened After Affirmative Action Ended In These 4 States
A study found that the end of affirmative action led to declines in workplace diversity for Asian women, Black women, and Hispanic men. Workforce participation among Latino men decreased by 7%, Black women's participation decreased by 4%, and Asian women's participation decreased by 37%. These declines were particularly significant in the first year after the ban.
Fox News: American Library Association pushes 'intersectionality,' LGBTQ books targeting children at annual conference
The American Library Association (ALA) held its annual conference in Chicago, featuring LGBTQ authors and stories for children and young adults. The sessions discussed book challenges and bans targeting these stories, with the writers emphasizing that kids are supportive of their efforts. Conservative states have restricted explicit books for elementary and middle school students. The conference also featured a keynote speech by transgender author Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, who spoke about the concept of māhū, a traditional third-gender person. Some controversy arose over an ALA spokesperson suggesting libraries don't have to offer meeting spaces for events like one led by Kirk Cameron.
Breitbart: Report: Vanna White Hires Power Lawyer in Fight for First 'Wheel of Fortune' Pay Raise in 18 Years, Wants Half of Pat Sajak's Salary
Longtime TV host Vanna White is demanding a wage increase after nearly two decades without one on "Wheel of Fortune." She wants to earn close to half of what co-host Pat Sajak makes, who reportedly earns $15 million a year compared to her $3 million. The negotiations are described as difficult, and if White doesn't receive what she believes is fair, she may leave the show.
National Review: The Corner: Sotomayor’s Fake America
Justice Sotomayor argues that society's progress towards equality cannot be stopped, despite the Court's actions in affirmative action cases. She believes that diversity is a fundamental American value and universities should continue to use all available tools to promote diversity in education. However, public opinion shows that racial discrimination in higher education is unpopular.
Fox News: Teens trade cell phones and creature comforts for manual labor at summer 'WorkCamp'
Nearly 600 teenagers from northern Virginia participated in a week-long summer camp called WorkCamp, where they repaired homes in rural Virginia. The camp was organized by the Diocese of Arlington's Office of Youth, Campus and Young Adult Ministries and aimed to provide both service to the community and opportunities for spiritual growth among the campers. The labor performed during the week was valued at over $1.5 million dollars, with the goal of making homes "warmer, safer and drier."
Daily Wire: France Rocked By Violent Riots After Police-Involved Shooting During Attempted Traffic Stop
180 people in France have been arrested after violent riots sparked by the shooting of a 17-year-old boy by a police officer in a Paris suburb. Protesters set fires and targeted police headquarters, leading to dozens of injuries and damage to cars and buildings. The French government has deployed thousands of police officers to handle the unrest.
The Epoch Times: US Ramps Up Transgender Procedures for Minors While European Countries Back Away
Many American medical institutions are pushing for transgender medical interventions on minors, but European nations are becoming increasingly skeptical about these procedures. Leaders in the American health care industry, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), have promoted puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and gender transition surgeries for children, while red states are passing legislation to protect minors from what they perceive as child abuse. In contrast, European countries like the United Kingdom, Sweden, and France have rejected the "gender-affirmation model," citing insufficient evidence to support the benefits of these interventions.
The Epoch Times: Vanna White Hires Lawyer After Ryan Seacrest Named Wheel of Fortune Host
Wheel of Fortune hostess, Vanna White, hasn't received a pay raise in 18 years. Ryan Seacrest is set to become the next host after Pat Sajak's retirement. White has hired a lawyer to address the pay discrepancy.
Forbes: Bill Gates’ Investment Office Reportedly Asked Female Job Applicants About Stripping, Porn, STDs
Bill Gates' investment office, Gates Ventures, allegedly asked female job applicants inappropriate and sexually charged questions during background checks, including about sexually transmitted diseases and their sexual history. Male candidates did not receive similar questions. Gates Ventures and the third-party firm conducting the checks, Concentric Advisors, disputed these claims. This scandal comes amidst Gates' divorce and revelations about his past affairs and meetings with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Fox News: Number of Kansans who changed their gender quadrupled this year ahead of new state law
The number of Kansans changing their gender on official documents has surged fourfold in anticipation of a new state law restricting transgender rights. The law, which takes effect on Saturday, prevents residents from identifying themselves differently than the sex assigned at birth. The legislation conflicts with a federal court order from 2019 that directed the state to allow transgender people to change their birth certificates. Governor Laura Kelly, who vetoed the law but was overridden by the Republican-controlled Legislature, has not yet made clear whether state agencies will continue to allow changes.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Canada, Allies Head to International Court Over Iran's Downing of Flight PS752
Canada, Britain, Sweden, and Ukraine are seeking international law to hold Iran accountable for shooting down Flight PS752. Iran did not agree to binding arbitration, so the matter will be referred to the International Court of Justice. Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly will update the families of victims and emphasize the pursuit of justice.
#economy
The New American: Wanted: A President Who Will Embrace the Spending Challenge - The New American
Politicians should focus on getting the government out of the way and promoting economic growth. Keeping the national debt smaller than the size of the economy is a more realistic goal than balancing the budget.
Reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio can be achieved through spending cuts, especially in entitlement programs like Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security. Other plans, such as cutting $7 trillion over 10 years, offer different solutions. A president with political willpower must prioritize stabilizing the debt.
The Federalist: Record-Breaking Cookout Costs Plague Americans This July 4
Americans will pay more for grilling supplies in 2023 due to the Biden administration's economic policies. The cost of a 10-person Independence Day gathering will be $67.73, with increases in the prices of hamburger buns, potato salad, ground beef, and strawberries.
#military
Fox News: Cruz demands answers from Merchant Marine Academy over sexual assault head’s ‘full-on’ racist tweets
Senate Commerce Committee ranking member Ted Cruz demanded answers from the US Merchant Marine Academy regarding racially-charged tweets made by the academy's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) director. Cruz expressed concerns about the academy's commitment to cadet safety and questioned the hiring process. He also highlighted the importance of fair and effective staff in the SAPR office. Cruz stated that the director's biased statements may discourage victims from reporting sexual assault or seeking assistance. He called for an investigation to ensure the safety of all cadets.
#religion
Breitbart: Turkey and Taliban Rage After Qur'an Burnt Outside Mosque in Sweden
An Iraqi asylum seeker in Sweden burned a copy of the Qur'an outside a mosque, sparking protests and tensions with Turkey. The act was permitted by a judge on the grounds of free speech, but the activist is now being investigated for incitement and violating fire regulations. Sweden's bid to join NATO is at risk due to Turkey's opposition, as they condemn the burning of the Qur'an and demand a ban in Sweden.
Newsbusters: Roasted: CT Dem Slammed After Saying Catholics Support Abortion
Representative Rosa DeLauro claims her Catholic faith inspires her to support abortion, sparking backlash from conservatives. They argue that the Catholic faith condemns abortion and criticize her for distorting religious principles to fit her pro-abortion stance. Users on Twitter blast DeLauro, comparing her to Hitler and calling her out for rejecting the teachings of the Catholic Church.
National Review: The Corner: Supreme Court Clarifies When Employers Must Accommodate Employee Religious Practices
The Supreme Court unanimously clarified the standards under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act for religious accommodation in employment. The case involved a dispute between a rural letter carrier who couldn't work on Sundays due to religious observance and the Postal Service. The Court rejected the "more than de minimis" standard and established that an employer must take the duty to offer accommodations seriously before determining that accommodation is not possible.
#history
PJ Media: Today in Reconquista History: Christian Spain Liberates Córdoba
On June 29, 1236, Córdoba, once an important Muslim city, was taken by Christian forces led by Ferdinand III of Castile. The Muslims were outnumbered and the city surrendered to Ferdinand after a five-month siege.
#health
The Epoch Times: Book Review: 'Modernizing Medicare: Harnessing the Power of Consumer Choice and Market Competition'
Medicare and Medicaid are vital programs in the US, but with the growing number of people enrolled in Medicare, the program's budget is facing challenges. The cost of running Medicare is projected to double by 2032, while doctors and hospitals struggle with low reimbursements. The book "Modernizing Medicare" offers proposals to save and improve the program, including allowing new beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans, implementing market-based bidding for government contributions, and streamlining and upgrading traditional Medicare to compete with private plans. These changes could lead to cost savings, improved care, and increased competition.
#education
Forbes: Affirmative Action Decision Could Create ‘Chilling Effect’At Companies
The Supreme Court has prohibited colleges from using race in admissions, which could impact diversity efforts. Businesses may need to adjust practices and may face lawsuits.
#crime
Daily Wire: Accused Delphi Killer Admitted To Murders In Jailhouse Phone Call With Family, Prosecutors Say
Richard Allen, accused of murdering two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, allegedly confessed to his wife in a jailhouse phone call. Prosecutors have the transcribed call as evidence. Allen's defense argues that his mental health is deteriorating. The court documents reveal that the girls were killed by a knife attack, despite an unspent bullet being used as evidence. The defense has filed a motion to suppress the ballistics evidence, questioning its reliability. The trial is set for next year.
#sports
Fox News: Top swimmer slams NCAA for ‘eradicating’ women’s rights in sports
Former NC State University swimmer Kylee Alons criticized NCAA policies allowing biological men to compete in women's sports. Alons felt powerless and violated after being forced to compete against and change in a locker room with a biological man. She believes the NCAA is eradicating the purpose of Title IX and wants the organization to apologize and revise its policies.
Fox News: Mets fall to Brewers as struggles continue following owner Steve Cohen's press conference
The struggling New York Mets lose to the Milwaukee Brewers despite Mets owner Steve Cohen preaching patience. The Mets are facing difficulties as they fall further behind in the playoff race.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: NEW Slow Pitch Jigging Gloves from Fish Monkey
Fish Monkey has introduced their new Slow Pitch Jigging Gloves. These gloves are designed to provide comfort and support for anglers on long fishing trips. The gloves can be customized by cutting off the fingertips without worrying about fraying or splitting. They also offer sun protection, a non-slip grip, and special wiring pads to prevent cuts.
#other
The Epoch Times: Eight Tips for a Road Trip
Heading out on a road trip? Here are some tips to keep in mind: make sure your home is secure, be aware of gas prices, clean your vehicle, tune up your car, have all necessary paperwork, pack utensils and cleaning supplies, download useful apps, ensure your tech accessories are working, and take regular breaks.