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Breitbart: Democrat State Lawmaker: Trump Turning U.S. into 'Fascist Police State'
California state Senator Scott Wiener has condemned migrant detention facilities, labeling them as "prison gulags" and accusing President Trump of creating a "fascist police state." He expressed concern over the potential reopening of Alcatraz as a detention center for illegal immigrants, whom he refers to as "political prisoners."
However, many of those detained have serious criminal backgrounds, including murder and gang affiliations. The Department of Homeland Security highlighted that a significant number of illegal aliens arrested are linked to violent crimes, raising questions about the safety of communities if these individuals are not detained.
Breitbart: ICE Deports Cuban Interior Ministry Thug Caught Beating Protesters
Daniel Morejón García, a Cuban Interior Ministry official involved in the repression of the July 2021 anti-communist protests, has been deported by ICE after failing to disclose his communist affiliations. Morejón García was linked to violence against peaceful protesters and was arrested in April.
His deportation has been hailed as a form of justice by human rights advocates, who note that he has resumed intimidating witnesses in Cuba since his return. The case highlights ongoing concerns about Cuban officials exploiting U.S. immigration policies.
#politics
Fox News: White House pushes back forcefully on Epstein file criticism: 'Asinine suggestion'
The White House is defending its handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related files amid bipartisan criticism. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Democrats of hypocrisy, noting their past inaction on transparency during their control of the White House.
President Trump echoed this sentiment, stating the Justice Department has more pressing issues and dismissing concerns over Epstein as a "hoax." He indicated that Attorney General Pam Bondi would release credible information regarding the case, while internal frustrations within the GOP continue.
Breitbart: Exclusive — House Majority Whip Tom Emmer: Crypto Legislation Proves Anti-Crypto Dinosaurs Going Extinct
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) asserts that pro-crypto legislation advancing in Congress signals the decline of anti-crypto opposition. He highlights three major bills aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets, enhancing the U.S. dollar's global dominance, and protecting financial privacy against Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) initiatives.
Emmer emphasizes that these measures will foster innovation and consumer protection, contrasting them with the regulatory environment under the Biden administration. He argues that the growing bipartisan support for cryptocurrency reflects a shift in Washington, positioning the current Congress as the most pro-crypto in U.S. history.
Fox News: Biden-era policy indirectly paying for unaccompanied minors' abortions rescinded by Trump DOJ
The Trump administration has reversed a Biden-era legal opinion allowing taxpayer funds for ancillary services related to abortion, particularly for unaccompanied minors. The new ruling clarifies that such expenses violate the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal funding for abortions.
This change aligns with Executive Order 14182, aimed at preventing federal taxpayer dollars from funding or promoting elective abortions. The updated interpretation emphasizes that costs associated with obtaining an abortion, such as transportation, fall under the restrictions of the Hyde Amendment.
Fox News: 'Irrelevant': Senators push back against Vought's call for more partisan spending process
Senators are expressing concern over Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought's remarks advocating for a more partisan appropriations process, fearing it could undermine Congress' power of the purse. Vought's comments followed Senate Republicans' advancement of President Trump's $9 billion clawback package, which seeks to cut foreign aid and public broadcasting funding.
Senate leaders, including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Appropriations Committee members, criticized Vought's stance, emphasizing the importance of bipartisan cooperation for effective governance. They warned that a lack of trust and collaboration could hinder the passage of spending bills, making it essential for lawmakers to work together.
Forbes: Trump Diagnosed With Common Chronic Vein Disease As Swollen Ankle Photos Spark Social Media Speculation
President Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, causing ankle swelling, but the White House maintains he is in "excellent health." Evaluations showed no signs of serious conditions like deep vein thrombosis or heart failure.
The swelling is not causing discomfort, and Trump continues to work extensively. Bruising on his hands is attributed to soft tissue irritation from frequent handshakes and aspirin use.
#society
GB News: Motorhome owner clashes with council over parking issue as overnight ban causes havoc - 'Ludicrous'
Cornwall Council faces criticism for issuing parking fines to motorhomes and campervans left unoccupied in car parks. A resident received a £70 penalty despite purchasing a ticket, prompting calls for the council to allow larger vehicles to park without overnight restrictions, as long as they aren't used for sleeping.
Councillors acknowledge the demand for overnight parking but emphasize the need to balance local community interests with the desires of motorhome users. Mixed reactions from residents highlight the ongoing debate over parking policies and the impact on tourism and local residents.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu vows no Syrian forces south of Damascus,’ as Bedouins, Druze fight despite truce
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed Israel's commitment to using military action to enforce its red lines in Syria, particularly regarding the demilitarization near Damascus and the protection of the Druze minority. Following Israeli strikes, Syrian regime troops withdrew from Sweida amid ongoing sectarian violence.
The U.S. and France called for calm and a lasting ceasefire, while Turkish President Erdogan condemned Israel's actions. The situation remains volatile, with reports of renewed fighting despite a declared ceasefire, as both Druze and Bedouin factions continue to clash.