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7 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: FACT CHECK: DHS Touts Drop in Migrant Encounters After Title 42, Ushers 50K in Through 'Lawful Pathways'
The Department of Homeland Security claims that the Biden-Harris administration's border plan has reduced migrant arrests at the Southwest border. However, the statement ignores that "unlawful entries" include those who evade detection or capture, known as "got-aways." In May, over 50,000 known got-aways were reported. The drop in encounters does not factor in migrants who can openly enter designated ports of entry, reducing encounter numbers. DHS stated, "Congress (must) address our broken immigration and asylum system." Randy Clark, a 32-year Border Patrol veteran, explains these issues.
#politics
Fox News: Wisconsin Assembly to approve bills aimed at improving license processing for nurses, doctors
The Wisconsin Assembly is set to approve a package of bills aimed at improving the professional licensing system that has seen delays since the start of the pandemic. The bills include doubling the length of time licenses are valid and allowing out-of-state license holders to work in the state. The state Department of Safety and Professional Services objects to doubling the length of licensing, citing concern for public safety, but health care organizations support the change to ease the renewal burden on license holders. The bills have been supported by Republicans and opposed by Democrats.
Republicans in Wisconsin are proposing a plan to address the issue of PFAS "forever chemical" pollution. The state Assembly is set to approve bills aimed at improving the licensing system that has seen delays since the pandemic. Some of the bills include doubling the length of time licenses are valid and allowing out-of-state license holders to work in Wisconsin. Other proposals include requiring the licensing department to update the processing time on its website monthly and posting information about whether other states' credentials for health care professions would qualify a person to obtain a reciprocal health care credential in Wisconsin. The bills have been supported by Republicans and opposed by Democrats.
Daily Wire: North Dakota Republican Governor Doug Burgum Launches Run For President
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has announced his intention to run for US president in 2024, citing issues like the economy, energy production and national security. The Republican, who has a background in business, said that the current administration needed to focus more on economic growth and tackling inflation. Burgum has been governor of North Dakota since 2016 and has signed laws restricting transgender surgery for minors and a ban on biological males playing in female sports.
The Babylon Bee: Newsom Gets Revenge On DeSantis By Continuing To Send Thousands Of Californians To Florida
California Governor Newsom plans to send tens of thousands of his citizens to Florida in response to DeSantis's alleged actions of shipping illegal migrants to California. Newsom claims this move will affect not only Florida but any other red state. However, previous Floridian census data show that Florida has already been receiving Californian immigrants that contribute to their unique lifestyle.
Washington Free Beacon: Moms for Liberty Named Extremist ‘Hate’ Group by SPLC
Parental rights groups, including Moms for Liberty, have been labeled "hate groups" by the Southern Poverty Law Center in their latest "hate map". The SPLC accuses the groups of being "anti-student inclusion" and operating as part of the "modern parental rights movement". Moms for Liberty opposes "woke indoctrination" and vaccine requirements; it also advocates for parents' rights in schools and government. The left has been increasingly attacking parental advocates, with Democratic governors and lawmakers taking measures to limit parental choice in schools.
Breitbart: Pence Defends Trump Administration Policy, Offers Contrast with Former Running Mate on Jan. 6, Future Policy in Announcement Address
Former Vice President Mike Pence kicks off his 2024 presidential campaign with a rally in Ankeny, Iowa, after filing to enter the race. He plans to visit all 99 counties in Iowa ahead of the caucuses in January and aims to defend the record of policy accomplishments he and former President Trump achieved in office together. Pence highlights that his reason for running against Trump is because of what happened on Jan. 6, 2021. Trump has been the polling leader since earlier this year, but his former running mate's entry is a challenge as it would set up the first nomination battle between a president and his vice president since 1940's Democratic Convention.
Red State: Democrat Calls Muslims Opposed to Transgender Curriculum 'White Supremacists'
Democrats are changing the meaning of words and "white supremacist" is becoming the new label for anyone who disagrees with the transgender agenda. Muslim families in Montgomery County, Maryland are opposing the presentation of LGBTQQIAAP2S+ materials in their children's classrooms and are being accused of siding with white supremacists by Democrat member Kristen Mink, who argues that "equity" now trumps religious freedom guaranteed by the Constitution. Muslims and Christians are uniting to protest transgender ideology in public schools as immigrants speak out against the pride and transgender movement all over the US.
Fox News: Kristi Noem defends Mt. Rushmore, calls out Target: 'Fundamentally tearing down this country'
Target is facing backlash from critics after it was revealed that its nonprofit foundation donated to a group that is calling for the closure of Mount Rushmore on the grounds that it is a symbol of white supremacy. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem criticized the retail giant for supporting an organization that seeks to infringe upon American freedom and values. The grantee, the NDN Collective, is also calling for the demilitarization of the US military and the destruction of Israel's Jewish character. Noem argued that Mount Rushmore is an important institution representing what America stands for and that Target's support of the NDN Collective is a betrayal of American ideals.
LGBTQ advocate Heather Hester criticized Target for a different controversy, arguing that the retailer's corporate Pride displays ("rainbow capitalism") are a disingenuous marketing strategy that co-opt the LGBTQ movement for profit. She believes that companies like Target are only interested in shallow displays of support rather than meaningful activism that would actually fight for LGBTQ rights. While Hester's issue with Target is different from Noem's, both underscore broader concerns about corporations involving themselves in political controversies.
#society
The New American: “California Leavin’”: Hollywood Moving to Vegas; Citizens Moving to Texas and Florida - The New American
Many former California residents are leaving the state due to high costs of living, increasing crime, pollution, congestion, and homeless crisis. The policies put in place by Governor Gavin Newsom and liberal policies have driven many residents away, with more than 700,000 leaving since April 2020. With Texas, Florida, Washington, Tennessee, and Oregon offering a more affordable, cleaner, and safer environment, residents are finding better places to call home.
The Blaze: Parents livid over Pride video shown to 3rd, 4th, 5th graders in which child says, 'I never really felt like a boy, and I don’t really feel like a girl, so I’d rather be both'
Parents in Connecticut are upset over a video shown during Pride Month to 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students at Wells Road Intermediate School in Granby. The video includes a scene where a child describes feeling like neither a boy nor a girl. Some parents were upset that they were not informed ahead of time about the video and argued that their children are too young to learn about gender. The school district said that parental concerns are being dealt with internally and that the video was intended to remind students that it is okay to be themselves.
Front Page Magazine: Space Force Lt. Gen Berates Elected Official for Protecting Kids
Defense Department leaders warn that state laws targeting LGBTQ+ community are hurting the armed forces. Over 400 anti-LGBTQ laws have been introduced at state level since January, which is dangerous for service members and their families as well as for the force readiness. Transformational change requires leadership from the top.
The Federalist Papers: 'Jussie Smollett 2.0': Trans Actress Claims Anti-LGBT Attack Outside Hotel, Critics Say It Doesn't Add Up
Actress Elliot Page claims she was verbally attacked for being part of the LGBT community in Los Angeles, but some are skeptical about the incident. Page recounted an unidentified man threatening to “f***ing gay bash” her and later yelling, “This is why I need a gun!” Some media personalities, including political commentator Ada Lluch and podcaster Tim Pool, have compared Page’s story to Jussie Smollett’s allegedly fraudulent hate crime report. Page announced her transgender identity in December 2020 and is currently promoting her memoir.
#war
The Economist: Russia’s war on Ukraine is changing Europe
Russia's war on Ukraine is leading to a significant shift in Europe, prompting Finland and Sweden to join NATO and causing the EU to consider adding Ukraine and Moldova as members. France and Germany, historically at odds, are trying to work out what this means for their own countries' borders, alliances, and security. Germany is making changes to its post-war economic model by distancing itself from Russian gas and becoming a generous military supplier to Ukraine. France is rethinking European borders, alliances, and security and is now supportive of EU expansion, previously having treated central and eastern European countries as juniors. Mr. Macron has even offered to hold a dialogue on the French nuclear deterrent.
Explosions have breached the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine, leading to mass evacuations in downstream villages. Ukraine's counter-offensive has begun with armour strikes in the southeast. Meanwhile, President Erdogan is shifting towards sane economics, offering hope for a policy U-turn with a new Turkish cabinet.
Fox News: UN judges declare 88-year-old Rwandan genocide suspect unfit to stand trial due to dementia
Félicien Kabuga, an 88-year-old Rwandan genocide suspect, has been declared unfit to continue standing trial due to dementia. Judges at the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals published a majority decision stating that they would establish a procedure to go on hearing evidence without the possibility of convicting him. Kabuga, who is accused of encouraging and bankrolling the mass killing of Rwanda’s Tutsi minority, pleaded not guilty and would have faced a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if found guilty. The judges' decision disappointed many Rwandans and could undermine the spirit of reconciliation going on in Rwanda.
#economy
Fox News: Jacksonville Jaguars unveil conceptual designs for billion-dollar-plus "stadium of the future"
The Jacksonville Jaguars have released designs for their "stadium of the future," featuring an open-air stadium with covered seating and a 360-degree concourse. The billion-dollar-plus project could expand capacity to 71,500 and include a University of Florida satellite campus. The Jaguars hope the proposal will attract major concerts and music festivals, and secure the team's future in Jacksonville.
The Jaguars' lease at TIAA Bank Field ends in 2029, making the proposed project crucial for the team's future. The improvements would cost between $1.2 billion and $1.4 billion and a surrounding "sports district" would cost between $550 million and $668 million. The city and the Jaguars would split the overall cost equally, with the potential total investment costing around $2.068 billion. The Jaguars have multiple community events planned where locals can learn more.
Fox News: South Korean firm to launch $18M electric vehicle heater plant in Georgia
South Korean company Woory Industrial Co. will invest $18 million in a Georgia plant to make heaters for electric vehicles, with hopes of becoming a leader in the market. The plant will open in November, hiring 130 people and making electric heaters and control units for electric and combustion automakers. Woory is the ninth supplier to locate in the region after Hyundai announced plans in 2022 to build a $5.5 billion plant.
Fox News: Watchdog group accuses Bank of America CEO of using bank as ‘political club’ against Americans
Consumers' Research has launched a campaign targeting Bank of America for promoting progressive policies under CEO Brian Moynihan. The advertising campaign includes two national TV ads, billboards, and a website. Consumers' Research accused the "megabank" of "ESG fanaticism, which puts politics ahead of its customers." The organization's mission is to increase the understanding of consumers' concerns and promote freedom using information to act on them. The campaign is part of the Consumers First Initiative, highlighting companies putting activist politics over consumers.
Forbes: The Debt Crisis That Wasn’t: The New Normal That’s Spooking Consumers
The debt crisis wasn't a disaster, it was a manufactured crisis. This, along with an unending stream of real and ginned-up crises, is spooking consumers and causing financial stress. A recent CNBC survey found that 70% of Americans feel financially stressed, while a Gallup poll found a record percentage of US adults diagnosed with depression. Consulting giant McKinsey offers some insight into how generational change could affect consumer-facing companies in the future, with Gen Z valuing access to products and services over ownership. As they mobilize themselves for a variety of causes and relate to institutions in an analytical and pragmatic way, perhaps there's a lesson for all of us here.
#culture
Fox News: Ricki Lake strips down to celebrate 'self-acceptance and self love'
Actress and talk show host Ricki Lake shared a photo of herself sitting naked in a bathtub in the woods, embracing her body. In the caption, she expressed gratitude for reaching a place of self-acceptance and self-love, thanking her husband, Ross Burningham. Lake has been open about her journey to self-acceptance, sharing her battle with hair loss and decision to shave her head in 2020.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Jesse Watters Absolutely Dismantles 32-Year-Old Furry Wanting Children at Conventions
Furries are protesting a new Florida law that prohibits adult performances in front of children, with some arguing that furry conventions are being unfairly targeted. However, a Fox News interview with a furry, David Kanaszka, showed that there is a sexual undercurrent to these conventions, with footage of adults dressed in fursuits being spanked being shown during the interview. Kanaszka's argument that furry conventions are solely about "community" is therefore questionable. Furries are furious and protesting .
#crime
Fox News: Investigation launched into possible extrajudicial killings by Mexican soldiers in Nuevo Laredo
Mexico's Attorney General's Office is investigating a possible case of extrajudicial killings by soldiers that left five men dead in Nuevo Laredo, according to a federal official. A video shows soldiers dragging five men from a car before opening fire on them off-camera. Later, the soldiers walk around the scene calmly, with one using a red bag to avoid leaving fingerprints as they pick up guns and place them next to the bodies. This is at least the second such case in Nuevo Laredo this year. In February, soldiers killed five young men who were unarmed.
The Epoch Times: Americans Warned Against Going to Caribbean Tourist Destination Over Concerns of Violence
The US State Department has issued a travel warning for the Dominican Republic due to an increase in violent crime and sexual assault targeting tourists. The advisory is at level two, the same as for many European destinations, and warns that in cases of sexual assault, victims should not expect the same levels of assistance as in the US, and should be prepared to return to the island. Elsewhere in the region, the situation in Haiti is also problematic, with widespread kidnappings and killings and decimated police strength.
Fox News: Virginia high school graduation shooting suspect arraigned, father and son identified by family as victims
19-year-old Amari Ty-Jon Pollard has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder in relation to a Virginia high school graduation shooting. Shawn Jackson, 18, and Jackson’s stepfather, Renzo Smith, 36, were both killed in the shooting, while Pollard has been ordered to remain in custody without bond. Jackson-Smith, Jackson's mother, said she, her husband and son had been walking towards each other when shots rang out. A 16-year-old was also among those injured. People, possibly bystanders, started running. There were people yelling, ‘Get down! Get down!’” the student told The New York Times. Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears has argued that gun control policies are not the solution to gang-related incidents.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Norway Climber Sets New Goal to Scale All 14 Tallest Peaks Within 3 Months
Norwegian climber Kristin Harila aims to scale all 14 of the world's highest mountains in just three months, having already climbed eight of them in 40 days. Her goal is to beat the current record set in 2019 by a male climber who took a little over six months. Harila hopes to climb Mount Manaslu in Nepal in the coming days and then the remaining five peaks in Pakistan, including K2. Her climb was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic and the Chinese authorities' restrictions on foreign climbers.
#other
Field & Stream: Black Bear Steals "60 Cupcakes and a Bunch of Coconut Cake" from Connecticut Bakery
A black bear broke into a bakery in Avon, Connecticut and ate 60 cupcakes and coconut cake before a worker scared it off. Human-bear conflicts are on the rise in Connecticut, with home entries by bears rising to 67 last year, compared to fewer than 10 in 2015, and two bear attacks were reported. However, a proposal that would have allowed Connecticut to adopt an annual bear hunt lottery was removed from legislation in March, with the state instead allowing citizens to use deadly force to kill a bear that is inflicting or about to inflict bodily harm.
American Thinker: Must-see video: A climate change fanatic berates a Tesla driver
A video shows a woman berating a Tesla driver for leaving his car running, but also highlights the polluting nature of electric cars. The electricity used to power the car in England largely comes from fossil fuels, and the batteries required for electric cars contain cobalt from mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where there are concerns about worker abuse and environmental damage.
The Epoch Times: ‘To Raise Poultry’: The Humor in Humanity
Mark Twain's short story "To Raise Poultry" highlights the importance of humor in life. Twain describes his methods of raising chickens, using humorous language to bring lightheartedness to an otherwise serious topic. He advises the Western New York Poultry Society of his worthiness as a member, claiming to be just as good as the president of the institution. Twain's story reminds us to view life with a renewed sense of humor, embracing the simple fun in everything.