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Jun 5, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Jim Banks Issues Bill to Criminalize Overstaying a Visa, Including Jail Time
Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) is proposing the "Visa Overstay Penalties Act" to criminalize visa overstays following a terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, involving an Egyptian illegal alien. The legislation aims to impose criminal penalties and fines for those who overstay their visas, treating it as a national security threat.
The bill would classify overstaying a visa as a criminal offense, with penalties including up to six months in jail for first-time offenders and two years for repeat offenders. Banks highlights that a significant portion of the illegal alien population in the U.S. consists of individuals who have overstayed their visas.
#politics
Breitbart: 'Woke' Biden Appointee in Charge of America's 250th Birthday Celebration
Rosie Rios, a Biden appointee and former U.S. treasurer, is leading the planning for the nation's 250th birthday celebration. Critics, including Sen. Eric Schmitt and Consumers’ Research executive Will Hild, have raised concerns about her past comments and perceived loyalty to Mexico over the U.S.
They argue that Rios promotes a "woke" agenda, downplays the Founding Fathers, and should be removed from her position. Rios has previously stated, “Mexico is my country,” and has been criticized for focusing on "Founding Mothers" instead of traditional American figures. Calls for her removal have intensified following recent legal rulings that empower Trump to act.
Le Monde: Trump administration revokes guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions
The Trump administration has revoked guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions necessary to stabilize patients, a policy initially established by the Biden administration after the Supreme Court's abortion ruling. This move raises concerns among abortion rights advocates about potential risks to women in states with strict abortion bans.
Anti-abortion advocates welcomed the decision, arguing that it clarifies the legal landscape and prevents confusion in emergency care situations. Despite the change, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services affirmed its commitment to enforcing federal law regarding emergency medical conditions affecting pregnant women.
Breitbart: Leftist Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidency
Lee Jae-myung, the leftist candidate of the Democratic Party, won the South Korean presidential election with 49.36% of the vote, defeating conservative Kim Moon-soo. This election followed the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk-yeol and a chaotic political period marked by a brief martial law.
Lee's victory speech focused on national priorities, including economic revival and engaging North Korea, contrasting with Yoon's policies. Despite ongoing legal challenges and internal party dissent, Lee's leadership appears solidified following the tumultuous events leading to his election.
#society
GB News: Former prison officer says new body armour rules are 'step in right direction' but warns they don't go far enough
The UK Justice Secretary has mandated the use of body armor for prison officers in high-security settings following a rise in attacks on staff. This decision comes after incidents, including a recent stabbing of an officer at HMP Long Lartin.
Former officer Claire Lewis supports the measure but argues that protections should extend throughout the entire high-security estate, citing her own experience of being assaulted by an inmate in a regular population wing. Concerns about officer safety continue to be raised amid ongoing violence in prisons.
#economy
Fox News: Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' faces resistance from Republican senators over debt fears
President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" faces skepticism from some Republican lawmakers concerned about its potential to increase the national debt. The bill, which has passed the House, aims to address various issues, including tax policy and border security, but critics like Sen. Rand Paul argue it could raise the debt ceiling by $5 trillion.
Despite the criticism, Trump and some congressional Republicans defend the bill, asserting that economic growth from tax cuts will offset projected deficits. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill could add over $2 trillion to budget deficits over the next decade. The legislation will require further approval from the Senate and House before becoming law.
#education
Breitbart: NJ to Consider Bill that Would Mandate Monitoring Homeschoolers
The New Jersey Senate will review Senate Bill 1796, which mandates that families homeschooling their children register with local school districts and provide information about their children. The bill requires annual notifications detailing the child's name, date of birth, and grade level, but lacks privacy protections.
Opponents, including the Home School Legal Defense Association, argue the bill imposes unnecessary bureaucracy and does not define "homeschool" within state law. Currently, New Jersey has minimal regulations on homeschooling, fostering a supportive environment for homeschool communities.