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#illegals
Fox News: Dozens of anti-ICE rioters arrested in LA as Trump sends in National Guard to quell violence
Dozens of protesters were arrested in Los Angeles following violent demonstrations against immigration raids conducted by ICE. Law enforcement agencies arrested 41 individuals for various offenses, including assault and arson, as tensions escalated over federal enforcement actions targeting undocumented immigrants.
In response to the unrest, President Trump deployed National Guard troops to the area, while local officials criticized the move. The protests, fueled by anger over the raids, resulted in significant property damage and clashes with law enforcement, prompting authorities to declare unlawful assembly in downtown Los Angeles.
Breitbart: 'F*ck ICE!': Anti-ICE Protests Break Out at LAFC Soccer Game
At BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, MLS fans protested against ICE, chanting “F*ck ICE!” and displaying banners calling for its abolition. This comes amid violent clashes involving ICE and local law enforcement as they conduct immigration raids in the city.
LAFC player Jeremy Ebobisse expressed concern over the unrest, describing the situation as heartbreaking and abnormal, highlighting the impact of the chaos on the community.
Breitbart: L.A. Mayor Bass: 'If Immigration Raids Had Not Happened Here, We Would Not Have the Disorder'
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass stated that recent immigration raids contributed to disorder in the city, claiming that peace was disrupted by the actions of ICE. She criticized the timing and rationale of the raids, arguing they were unnecessary and escalated tensions without targeting violent criminals.
Bass emphasized that the city's response to future raids would depend on their timing and location, expressing concern over the potential for further unrest. She questioned the need for federal intervention and the impact of the raids on local communities.
The Telegraph: EU says illegal migration has dropped, but I saw the reality on the ground
A group of young Afghan men gathers in Serbia, preparing to cross the border into Hungary to escape Taliban rule. Their journey involves scaling fences and evading surveillance and police, as they aim to reach the UK.
This scenario is common in the Western Balkans, a route used by migrants from Syria and Afghanistan.
The Western Journal: Trump DHS Unmasks Migrant Child Sponsors as Smugglers, Abusers
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has revealed that many unaccompanied migrant children, who crossed the southern border during the Biden administration, were placed with sponsors lacking proper vetting. This has led to numerous cases of abuse, exploitation, and criminal activity among these children.
The Trump administration's initiative aims to locate these vulnerable children and ensure their safety, highlighting failures in safeguards and vetting procedures under the current administration. Over 500,000 children entered the program, with many lost or released to dangerous individuals.
#politics
The Federalist: ABC News' Terry Moran Should Be Fired, Not Suspended
ABC News correspondent Terry Moran faced suspension after a social media outburst targeting President Trump and Stephen Miller, labeling them as “world-class haters.” His comments were criticized for lacking impartiality, raising questions about his ability to report objectively.
Moran's history of partisan remarks, including downplaying Hunter Biden's legal troubles and making inflammatory comparisons of Trump, has led to accusations that ABC News acts as a Democratic propaganda outlet. Critics argue that a more severe response than suspension is warranted for his misconduct.
Fox News: California to sue Trump, Hegseth over National Guard deployment amid anti-ICE riots
California plans to sue the Trump administration over the deployment of National Guard soldiers in Los Angeles County. Attorney General Rob Bonta argues that President Trump misused his authority under Title 10, stating there is no invasion or rebellion in the state.
Bonta claims the president's actions are unnecessary and politically motivated, asserting that the decision goes against the wishes of the Governor and local law enforcement. A formal complaint will be released soon.
#society
Fox News: LA news anchor claims people are having 'fun' watching cars burn, riots 'relatively peaceful'
A Los Angeles news anchor described anti-ICE riots as "just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn," cautioning against police intervention that could escalate tensions. The coverage highlighted that violence was limited to a few agitators, not representative of the larger protest.
Despite the chaos, including vehicles set ablaze and clashes with police, reporters noted that many demonstrators were peacefully expressing their views. The situation was complicated by the presence of law enforcement and the deployment of National Guard troops by President Trump, which faced local criticism.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Gaza Papers Show Qatar Fundraising Millions for Hamas, Scheming Against Trump Peace Plan
Israeli media reports reveal documents from the IDF indicating a longstanding relationship between Qatar and Hamas, including financial support from the Qatari government. Conversations among Hamas leaders highlight Qatar's role in fundraising and undermining diplomatic efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Arab nations.
The documents suggest that Hamas viewed Qatari funds as crucial for their operations, with millions transferred monthly. Despite an economic blockade by Gulf nations, Qatar's influence grew, especially in thwarting U.S. peace initiatives under the Trump administration.
#economy
Breitbart: Rare-Earth Negotiation Takes Front Seat in London U.S.-China Talks
U.S. officials, including Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, met with Chinese leaders in London to address ongoing trade disputes, particularly concerning rare earth minerals. President Trump characterized a recent call with Xi Jinping as positive, indicating optimism for trade negotiations.
The discussions come amid expectations of easing U.S. export controls on critical minerals, which are vital for high-tech industries. Analysts express skepticism about resolving the broader trade conflict in a week, though the U.S. stock market remains optimistic, buoyed by recent employment data.
#other
GB News: TUI River Cruises launches new cruise routes with 33 sailings across Europe and beyond - on sale within weeks
TUI River Cruises has announced its largest winter programme for 2026-27, featuring 33 sailings from November 2026 to April 2027, including new Danube routes with Serbian and Croatian ports. The TUI Aria will debut on the Rhine, offering festive market access.
Additional flight options will support the expanded itineraries, with flexible cruise durations of four to seven nights. TUI will also resume direct flights from East Midlands to Sharm El Sheikh starting March 2026.