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Jul 13, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Border Patrol: A Chunk of Money Migrants Make Working Ends Up Paying Off Cartels
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino highlighted on Fox News that trafficked individuals, including minors, often incur debts to cartels for crossing the border. A portion of their earnings from illegal marijuana operations is used to repay these debts, effectively funding cartel activities linked to drug trafficking and human trafficking.
Bovino emphasized the dire conditions faced by those trafficked, likening their situation to modern-day slavery. He underscored the connection between illegal agricultural operations and cartel financing, calling attention to the broader implications for public safety.
Breitbart: Border Patrol: Multiple Kids We Found in CA Came Across Border and 'Disappeared'
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino highlighted concerns about unaccompanied minors found at marijuana facilities in California, stating many had crossed the border years ago and disappeared. He emphasized the troubling conditions these children face, raising questions about their living situations and treatment.
Bovino's comments reflect ongoing issues related to border security and the safety of vulnerable children amid rising immigration.
#politics
The Western Journal: Two Candidates Emerge as 'Early Favorites' to Succeed Trump: Fascinating Report
As the 2028 presidential election approaches, Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are emerging as early favorites to succeed Donald Trump. Both have aligned closely with Trump and are appealing to his voter base, with Vance leveraging his role to connect with donors.
While Vance seems positioned for success due to his proximity to Trump, Rubio's long-standing experience may also play a crucial role. The GOP appears to hold an advantage over Democrats, who are struggling with leadership and appeal. Trump’s significant financial resources could influence the midterms and beyond, but he must remain focused on current governance.
Forbes: Trump Tariffs: EU And Mexico Get 30% Rate
President Trump announced a 30% tariff on imports from the European Union and Mexico, effective August 1. This decision comes despite ongoing negotiations, with the EU expecting to maintain the current 10% rate.
The tariff on Mexico is linked to concerns over fentanyl trafficking. Trump indicated that the rate could be adjusted based on responses from both regions.
#society
Breitbart: Volunteers in Texas Serve Thousands of Meals per Day to Rescue Workers, Flood Victims
In Kerrville, Texas, recovery efforts continue following the Independence Day Flood, with over 12,000 rescue and relief workers mobilized. Operation BBQ Relief has been pivotal, serving nearly 10,000 meals since the flood, including 4,400 meals in one day.
The organization, supported by various sponsors, plans to expand its efforts with additional resources. The death toll from the flood has reached 129, with over 160 individuals still reported missing.
Times Of Israel: Macron declares July 12 as annual day of commemoration for Alfred Dreyfus
French President Emmanuel Macron announced July 12 as a national day of commemoration for Alfred Dreyfus, a captain wrongfully convicted of treason in 1894 due to antisemitism. The first ceremony will take place in 2026, marking the 120th anniversary of Dreyfus's exoneration.
Macron emphasized the need for vigilance against antisemitism, noting a significant rise in hate crimes targeting Jews in France. The Dreyfus affair serves as a historical reminder of injustice and the fight against hatred.
GB News: Holidaymakers 'marooned' on spectacular British beach hotspot as £15 parking charge slapped on visitors
Parking restrictions at Traeth Llanddwyn and Newborough Forest will leave beachgoers stranded today from 10am to 1pm due to a local funeral. Natural Resources Wales has closed car parks during this time to avoid disrupting the procession, part of a traffic management trial aimed at reducing congestion.
The trial, which includes parking charges up to £15, has faced criticism from locals. Car parks are typically closed once full, and gates remain shut even when spaces free up. Free parking is available for Blue Badge holders and local residents, while illegal camping and fire bans are being enforced to prevent environmental incidents.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel and EU reach deal for slow resumption of humanitarian aid in Gaza
Israel has authorized a fuel delivery to Gaza, aimed at supporting hospitals amid ongoing indirect ceasefire talks with Hamas. This shipment follows a preliminary agreement with the EU to facilitate humanitarian aid, although concerns remain about distribution and sufficiency.
The EU is set to discuss potential measures regarding its Association Agreement with Israel, focusing on fundamental rights as the situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate.
Times Of Israel: Family of US-Palestinian man allegedly beaten to death by settlers urges DOS probe
The family of Saif al-Din Kamil Abdul Karim Musalat, a US-Palestinian man allegedly killed by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, is calling for a US State Department investigation into his death. Musalat, 20, was reportedly beaten during a clash that erupted after Palestinians protested against settler encroachment.
The incident, which also resulted in the death of another man, has drawn attention to escalating violence involving settlers in the region. Rights groups have criticized the rising attacks against Palestinians, emphasizing a lack of accountability. The IDF stated that they responded to the violence but reported no arrests.
#culture
Breitbart: Faith-Based 'Tradpop' Music Makes Comeback as Conservative Ideals Ascend in Culture
Faith-based "tradpop" music is experiencing a resurgence in the U.S., coinciding with a shift toward conservative values following Donald Trump's 2024 election victory. Alex Warren's song "Ordinary" has topped the Billboard Hot 100, reflecting this cultural change alongside other artists embracing traditional themes.
This trend marks a departure from last summer's boundary-pushing pop, with commentators noting a preference for safer, more conservative music. The rise of the "tradwife" movement among younger conservatives further underscores this cultural shift, emphasizing traditional family values and a rejection of government control.