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#illegals
Fox News: DHS slams 'bizarre tale' about activist allegedly kidnapped by bounty hunters
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has refuted claims that activist Juliana Pelaez Calderon was kidnapped by federal agents or bounty hunters and held at the southern border. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated that Calderon was never arrested by ICE and criticized media reports as "lazy" and misleading.
Calderon's family alleges she was abducted and pressured to sign self-deportation paperwork, while her attorney claims she was detained in poor conditions. Immigration advocates have raised concerns about illegal detentions by ICE, which the agency denies.
Fox News: Alleged cannibal attempted to eat himself during deportation flight, says Noem
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reported that an alleged cannibal attempted to eat himself during a deportation flight, requiring medical intervention. This incident was shared by U.S. Marshals and highlights concerns over dangerous individuals entering the U.S. under the Biden administration.
Noem emphasized the need for increased deportations of violent offenders and praised Florida's new "Alligator Alcatraz" facility for detaining illegal immigrants. She called for more states to collaborate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
Breitbart: 'Alligator Alcatraz' Boasts 400+ Security Personnel, 1,000 Staffers, 24/7 AC
"Alligator Alcatraz," a new facility in Florida for housing and processing criminal illegal aliens, will officially open on Tuesday. It features over 400 security personnel, 1,000 staff, and 24/7 air conditioning, with a capacity for 3,000 migrants.
President Trump criticized the Biden administration's border policies during a roundtable discussion at the facility, while officials emphasized that illegal immigrants can self-deport to return legally.
#politics
The Economist: How South Africa could harness Donald Trump’s wrath
South African leaders see potential in the criticism from Donald Trump and American conservatives, viewing it as a catalyst for necessary reforms. While some claims, like "white genocide," are unfounded, the pressure could help drive change in a country facing significant challenges.
The hope is that the backlash may prompt centrist figures to push for reforms that would improve the nation's situation, despite the harshness of the criticism.
Fox News: Trump says Massie is 'gonna be history' as 'big, beautiful bill' jumps final hurdles to passage
President Trump criticized Rep. Thomas Massie for opposing his "big, beautiful bill," predicting Massie's defeat in the upcoming primary. Trump claimed that any candidate he endorses would beat Massie by 25 points, labeling him as unconstructive and comparing him to Sen. Rand Paul.
The legislation, which aims to advance Trump's agenda, has faced opposition from a few Republicans, including Massie, who argues it would significantly increase federal debt. Elon Musk has also sided with Massie, threatening to support primary challenges against those who back the bill.
The Western Journal: GOP Senator Who Voted 'Yes' on 'Big Beautiful Bill' Says She Hopes It Fails in the House
Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who voted in favor of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," expressed her hope that the House will reject it and send it back for further revisions. She cited concerns over its impact on her constituents and emphasized the need for additional process to achieve a better outcome.
Murkowski's support was seen as critical for the bill's passage in the Senate, but she acknowledged that it was not perfect. Meanwhile, House Republican leaders are pushing to pass the bill quickly, aligning with President Trump's agenda, despite dissatisfaction among some members regarding the Senate version.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Sicko Disney Employees Argue ‘Elio’ Bombed Due to Lack of 'Sexuality of Being Queer'
Pixar employees believe that the box office failure of the animated film "Elio" is due to the removal of the protagonist's queer identity during reshoots. Originally, the film featured themes of environmentalism and a male crush, which were eliminated, leading to dissatisfaction among staff.
Critics argue that the changes stripped the character of depth, resulting in a generic portrayal that failed to resonate with audiences. Some former employees claim that the removal of these elements reflects a broader issue within the company regarding representation in children's media.
GB News: Princess Charlotte ‘getting there’ with football compared to her brothers as Prince William shares update
Prince William shared that his daughter, Princess Charlotte, is "getting there" with football but is less enthusiastic than her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis. He noted that children's interest in sports often depends on their school environment and peers.
During a visit to the Lionesses, he praised the women's football team for their unity and impact on grassroots participation, highlighting a 56% rise in girls' football since 2020. William encouraged the team to embrace the pressure of their upcoming Euro 2025 campaign and acknowledged the transformative effect of their achievements on women's sports.
#crime
Forbes: Diddy Trial: Jury Reaches Partial Verdict
The jury in Sean “Diddy” Combs' federal trial has reached a verdict on four of the five charges against him, including two counts of sex trafficking and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. However, they remain deadlocked on the racketeering conspiracy charge.
The jury has requested transcripts of specific testimonies related to the case, including allegations of violence and coercion involving Combs and his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura. The judge has instructed the jury to continue deliberating, as a partial verdict is not acceptable.