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#illegals
Breitbart: John Kerry Admits 'Trump Was Right' About Migration and Border Security
Former Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry acknowledged that former President Trump was correct about border policy, stating that Democrats have failed to address immigration effectively. He criticized the current Democratic plan, which aims to increase legal immigration from India, as detrimental to American workers and wages.
Kerry emphasized the importance of border security for national integrity and expressed disappointment that President Biden has not been more assertive in enforcing immigration laws. The Democratic plan, while claiming to secure the border, proposes measures that could exacerbate wage stagnation and increase competition for jobs, echoing past policies that favored foreign workers over American labor.
Breitbart: Judge Blocks Trump from Ending Birthright Citizenship for Children of Illegals
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's executive order that aimed to end birthright citizenship for U.S.-born children of illegal aliens. Judge Joseph LaPlante issued a preliminary injunction, stating that the petitioners demonstrated a likelihood of success and would suffer irreparable harm if the order were enforced.
The ruling provisionally certifies a class of individuals affected by the order, allowing them to seek relief. The case was influenced by a lawsuit linked to the Open Society Foundations. This injunction will remain in effect for seven days pending an appeal.
Forbes: Head Start Ban: Trump Administration Says Undocumented Immigrants Blocked From Program
The Department of Health and Human Services has announced a ban on undocumented immigrants accessing federal programs like Head Start, reversing a Clinton-era policy. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated the move aims to discourage illegal immigration by eliminating federal program eligibility for undocumented individuals.
Critics argue this decision undermines the commitment to children and the effectiveness of Head Start, which has historically welcomed all children regardless of immigration status. The policy change reflects the Trump administration's broader efforts to limit access to taxpayer-funded programs for undocumented immigrants.
#politics
Le Monde: Freed from ICE detention, Mahmoud Khalil files $20 million claim against Trump administration
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil is seeking $20 million in damages from the Trump administration, alleging false imprisonment and malicious prosecution after his March arrest. He claims he was targeted for his activism against Israel and faced harsh conditions in immigration detention.
Khalil, who is a legal permanent resident, argues that the government's actions were an abuse of power and intends to use any settlement to support others similarly affected. The Department of Homeland Security has dismissed his claims as "absurd."
The Western Journal: Republican Congressman: Epstein Files 'Existed' But Were 'Destroyed'
GOP Rep. Tim Burchett claims that files proving Jeffrey Epstein's guilt once existed but were destroyed by the Biden administration. He criticized the DOJ's recent findings, suggesting that influential figures may have been involved in Epstein's activities and that the truth is being concealed.
Burchett expressed skepticism about the DOJ's conclusions regarding Epstein's death and the absence of a client list, asserting that the administration has failed to release critical information in high-profile cases. He admitted lacking definitive proof but maintains his allegations.
Fox News: Trump reveals crucial, split-second moment that saved his life during Butler assassination attempt
Nearly a year after an assassination attempt during a rally in Butler, Pa., President Donald Trump recounted the incident, praising the quick response of Secret Service agents that saved his life. Trump was grazed by a bullet, while firefighter Corey Comperatore was fatally shot while protecting his family.
Trump acknowledged security lapses, emphasizing the need for better coordination with local police. Despite the chaos, he expressed confidence in federal authorities and commended the sniper who neutralized the attacker swiftly. A Senate report on the incident is forthcoming.
Times Of Israel: Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil sues Trump administration for $20m over imprisonment
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist, is seeking $20 million in damages from the Trump administration after being detained for 104 days in an immigration jail. He alleges false imprisonment and malicious prosecution due to his anti-Israel activism, which he claims was targeted by the government.
Khalil, who was released by a federal judge, continues to face deportation proceedings and new allegations of misrepresentation on his green card application. He aims to advocate against Israel's actions in Gaza while also expressing a desire for accountability from the government for its treatment of him.
Fox News: Obama officials admitted they had no 'empirical evidence' of Trump-Russia collusion: House Intel transcripts
Obama-era intelligence officials admitted they had no empirical evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election, despite promoting the narrative. Testimonies from officials like James Clapper and Loretta Lynch confirm this lack of evidence, aligning with the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Currently, former CIA Director John Brennan and ex-FBI Director James Comey are under criminal investigation for potential wrongdoing related to the Trump-Russia probe, including possible false statements to Congress. The investigations stem from concerns about the credibility of the information used to justify the probe.
#society
The Telegraph: Trump allies divorce on ‘Biblical grounds’ over alleged affair
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's wife, Angela Paxton, has filed for divorce after 38 years, citing "biblical grounds" due to alleged infidelity. She emphasized the sanctity of marriage but stated that recent discoveries prompted her decision.
Angela Paxton, a state senator, expressed her belief in the sacredness of marriage and her pursuit of reconciliation, but concluded that remaining married would not honor her values or those of her family.
#economy
Breitbart: Amazon Prime Day Sales Slump 41% on First Day
Amazon's extended Prime Day sale has seen a 41% drop in sales on its first day compared to last year, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the four-day event. Shoppers appear to be delaying purchases in hopes of better deals, focusing on lower-cost items.
Despite the slow start, analysts remain optimistic that sales could increase over the full duration. Amazon has disputed the reported figures, calling them "highly inaccurate," while shoppers have shown a preference for everyday essentials during the event.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as farming halls older than Stonehenge discovered beneath school in Scotland
Archaeologists in Scotland have discovered the largest Neolithic timber hall, dating back to around 4,000 BC, beneath Carnoustie High School. This significant find predates Stonehenge and suggests the hall served as a ceremonial venue for gatherings and feasts among early farming communities.
The structure, measuring 35 meters long and 9 meters wide, was built from oak and featured opposing doorways. Excavations also revealed a smaller companion hall and various artifacts, indicating the site's importance in Scotland's early agricultural history.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read asks Massachusetts court to throw out wrongful death lawsuit after murder acquittal
Karen Read, recently acquitted of murder in the death of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, is seeking to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit filed by his family. The suit, which names Read and two bars they visited before his death, claims negligence and seeks over $50,000.
Read's legal team has submitted a motion to dismiss, while the O'Keefe family alleges that Read's actions and narrative caused them emotional distress. The lawsuit was put on hold during Read's trials, and now awaits further court proceedings.
#sports
Breitbart: UFC Legend Randy Couture Airlifted to Burn Center After Crash
UFC legend Randy Couture, 62, was airlifted to a Kansas City hospital after suffering first and second-degree burns during a practice run at a racetrack. Despite the injuries, he is expected to make a full recovery as he prepares for his debut in the NHRA circuit.
Couture is a prominent figure in mixed martial arts, known for his college wrestling background and significant UFC career, including 19 professional victories and six championships. He last fought in the UFC in 2011 and is currently a color commentator for PFL.