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Breitbart: Ana Navarro: Trump's Mass Deportation 'Is About Making America White Again'
Ana Navarro criticized President Trump's deportation policies, claiming they aim to "make America white again" by targeting immigrants, including legal residents. She condemned the treatment of Latino immigrants and contrasted it with the acceptance of white South Africans, alleging a broader agenda of fear and exclusion.
Navarro described the deportation efforts as not just criminal-focused but as a means to intimidate immigrants and undermine citizenship rights. She highlighted the use of military personnel to instill fear in communities, equating the situation to a form of oppression.
Breitbart: Report: ICE Arrests 30K Illegals in June, the Most in at Least Half a Decade
In June, ICE arrested approximately 30,000 illegal aliens, marking the highest monthly total in five years. This figure shows an increase from May's 24,000 arrests. The report also indicates over 18,000 illegal aliens were deported or returned to their home countries.
Congress has approved significant funding for ICE, including $45 billion for detention space and nearly $30 billion for hiring more deportation agents, enhancing enforcement capabilities.
Breitbart: L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Promises Cash for Illegals Amid ICE Enforcement
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced that illegal migrants will receive cash payments of a few hundred dollars on cash cards, funded by philanthropic partners, not city funds. These cards will be distributed by immigrant rights groups in response to ongoing ICE raids.
Bass's announcement aligns with her executive order to enhance compliance with the city’s sanctuary policy. This follows her previous commitment to join a private lawsuit against ICE actions from the Trump administration.
#society
Fox News: As US-backed group delivers 70 million meals, UN and NGOs fight to discredit Gaza aid rival
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), backed by the U.S. and Israel, has distributed 70 million meals to Gazans since May, but faces criticism from UNRWA and over 230 NGOs, which claim it exacerbates the humanitarian crisis. UNRWA's Commissioner-General has labeled GHF's efforts as ineffective and dangerous.
Despite the backlash, GHF asserts it provides aid without the corruption associated with traditional UN-led initiatives. GHF's operations have reportedly led to violence from Hamas, with staff members harmed and killed. The organization seeks partnerships with other NGOs and emphasizes the need for more support to continue its mission.
Breitbart: Axios: Bongino, Bondi at Odds Over Handling of Epstein Case Files
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi are reportedly in conflict over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's case, particularly regarding a memo stating there is no evidence of a client list and confirming Epstein's suicide. Bongino took a day off, leading to speculation about his future in the role.
Tensions escalated after a cabinet meeting where President Trump criticized a reporter for questioning Bondi about Epstein amid a Texas crisis. Bondi defended her previous comments on the alleged client list, clarifying that it referred to files under review, including those related to JFK and MLK.
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Offers Hope Of God's Welcome In Heaven to Those Lost at Camp Mystic
President Trump visited Kerrville, Texas, following devastating flash floods that claimed over 120 lives, including 27 campers and counselors from Camp Mystic. He expressed hope that the victims are welcomed by God, while First Lady Melania Trump offered condolences to grieving families.
Dr. Phil McGraw emphasized the long-term psychological impact of losing a child and encouraged community support for those affected by the tragedy. He highlighted the importance of maintaining connections and discussing the loss to aid healing.
#crime
Le Monde: Ecuador's top drug lord, 'Fito,' agrees to US extradition
Ecuador's drug lord Adolfo Macias, known as "Fito," has agreed to extradition to the U.S. to face charges related to cocaine and weapons smuggling. His capture followed a violent escape from prison that led to increased gang violence in Ecuador.
Macias, the head of the "Los Choneros" gang, was apprehended in a military operation after months of pursuit. His extradition marks a significant step in Ecuador's efforts to combat organized crime, as he becomes the first Ecuadorian to be extradited under new laws aimed at tackling gang violence.