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#illegals
Fox News: Mom of MS-13 murder victim confronts Democrat lawmaker's 'trap' question at Senate border hearing
During a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing, Tammy Nobles challenged Senator Alex Padilla's question about whether all immigrants are criminals, emphasizing the distinction between legal and illegal immigrants. Nobles, whose daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant, accused Padilla of attempting to trap witnesses into a misleading narrative.
Nobles advocates for the Kayla Hamilton Act to address loopholes in handling unaccompanied minors, while the hearing also featured testimonies from others affected by immigration policies, including a Marine veteran whose father was detained by ICE. The discussion highlighted differing perspectives on immigration enforcement and community safety.
Fox News: Judge limits Trump's ability to deport Abrego Garcia after lengthy court battle
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deporting Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia for 72 hours after his release from federal custody. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis issued the restraining order to allow Abrego Garcia to raise concerns about potential removal to a third country.
The order follows a lengthy legal battle involving multiple federal courts and highlights concerns over the government's handling of Abrego Garcia's case. Judge Xinis criticized the Justice Department for its lack of transparency and assurance regarding the deportation process.
Breitbart: UK Launches Sanctions on Groups Accused of Aiding Illegal Migrants
The UK has imposed sanctions on over two dozen individuals and groups from the Balkans, Middle East, and China accused of facilitating illegal migration across the Channel. This move, described as a "landmark" use of new powers, targets gangs and suppliers involved in people-smuggling.
The sanctions come amid rising political pressure to address record migrant crossings, with nearly 24,000 making the journey in 2025 alone. The government is also implementing measures to combat illegal working and using AI to verify the ages of asylum-seekers.
Breitbart: Pro-American Migration Reform Groups Spar over Strategy
Pro-American migration-reform groups are rejecting a proposal from NumbersUSA that suggests a partial amnesty for millions of illegal residents in exchange for reducing migrant inflow. Activists warn this could hinder progress made during the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of unity within the movement.
NumbersUSA's founder claims the proposal is merely a discussion document aimed at fostering dialogue between immigration reform and business groups. Critics within the movement argue that any support for amnesty undermines efforts to pressure illegal migrants to self-deport and could weaken the push for stricter immigration policies.
#politics
The Telegraph: Gen Z support for Trump collapses amid Epstein fallout
Polling indicates a significant decline in support for Donald Trump among young voters aged 18 to 29, with approval ratings dropping from even to minus 40 within months. This shift comes amid concerns over Trump's handling of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
The loss of faith among younger voters could benefit Democrats, who were previously alarmed by Trump's appeal to this demographic during the last election, where he nearly matched Kamala Harris in support.
Fox News: Sen. Slotkin claims Democrats are too worried about 'p---ing off people on the Internet'
Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., expressed concerns that Democrats are overly cautious and sensitive, which hinders their effectiveness. In a PBS interview, she agreed with former President Obama’s call for the party to "toughen up" and focus on unity against challenges, particularly from Donald Trump.
Slotkin highlighted that some Democratic peers hesitate to take bold stances due to fear of backlash on social media, suggesting that this sensitivity is counterproductive. She emphasized the need for a cohesive strategy and a willingness to support each other within the party.
Times Of Israel: Anti-Israel activists protest Israeli team at Tour de France, call for ban
Pro-Palestinian activists protested during the Tour de France in Dieulefit, France, a town recognized for sheltering Jews in WWII. Protesters displayed banners and flags, calling for governmental action regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The Israel-Premier Tech cycling team, participating in the race, received increased security amid the protests. Activists emphasized their right to free speech while the team maintained its focus on racing and safety.
Fox News: New Russiagate evidence 'directly point to' Obama, DOJ will decide 'criminal implications': Gabbard
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, accused the Obama administration of creating a false narrative about Russian interference in the 2016 election to delegitimize Donald Trump. She claims declassified documents reveal a politicization of intelligence aimed at undermining Trump before his inauguration.
Gabbard stated that these documents have been referred to the Department of Justice and FBI for potential criminal investigation regarding their implications. She asserts that the evidence points to Obama orchestrating the intelligence assessment.
Fox News: Johnson erupts over 'dangerous' Biden 'cover-up' as Democrats push Epstein disclosure
Speaker Mike Johnson accused Democrats of covering up President Biden's mental decline, criticizing their calls for transparency regarding the Epstein case as hypocritical. He asserted that House Republicans prioritize transparency and truth, while Democrats have failed to address Biden's issues during his presidency.
The House Oversight Committee is investigating claims that Biden's aides concealed signs of his decline. Amid scrutiny over Epstein's case, tensions have arisen within the GOP, with some members frustrated by the handling of the situation and accusations of double standards against Democrats.
#society
Fox News: Wisconsin graduate student Eliotte Heinz found dead in Mississippi River after disappearing from waterfront
Eliotte Heinz, a 22-year-old graduate student from La Crosse, Wisconsin, was found dead in the Mississippi River after going missing for four days. She was last seen walking home from a bar early Sunday morning. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and await autopsy results for an official cause of death.
The La Crosse Police Department expressed condolences to Heinz's family, who had been actively searching for her and received significant community support during the search. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and other evidence to reconstruct her final movements.
GB News: Labour councillors compares migrant hotel protesters to Nazis and urges locals to reject 'right-wing extremists'
Labour councillors in Tower Hamlets have condemned recent protests against migrant accommodations, likening the demonstrators to Nazis and urging locals to reject right-wing extremism. They emphasized the borough's history of supporting those fleeing persecution and the need for fair treatment of asylum seekers.
The councillors expressed their disapproval of the abuse and threats faced by migrants, asserting that the community should stand against divisive politics reminiscent of past extremist movements. They reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining Tower Hamlets as a safe haven for refugees.
Breitbart: Doctor Who Supplied Matthew Perry Ketamine and Called Him a ‘Moron’ Is Set to Enter Guilty Plea
Dr. Salvador Plasencia, charged with supplying ketamine to actor Matthew Perry prior to his overdose death, is expected to plead guilty to four counts of distribution. He is the fourth of five defendants in the case, with the remaining charges potentially carrying a 40-year sentence.
Perry, who struggled with addiction, was found dead in October 2023, with ketamine identified as the primary cause. Plasencia admitted to illegally providing Perry with large amounts of the drug, while other co-defendants have also pleaded guilty in exchange for cooperation with prosecutors.
Le Monde: In the West Bank, Bedouins face silent expulsion under pressure from Israeli settlers
Bedouin families in the West Bank are facing expulsion due to pressure from violent Israeli settlers, supported by the government. The hamlet of Mouarrajat, once home to 75 families, is now deserted after settlers attacked, stole livestock, and threatened residents.
The remaining families were forced to leave with minimal belongings, and attempts to return have been met with violence. This situation highlights the ongoing tensions and struggles faced by indigenous communities in the region.
#crime
Breitbart: Father of Jaguars Receiver Travis Hunter Arrested in Florida
Travis Hunter Sr., father of Jacksonville Jaguars first-round pick Travis Hunter, has been arrested for violating probation in Florida. He allegedly strayed too far from his electronic monitoring device for 11 minutes in June, leading to an arrest warrant issued on July 10.
Hunter Sr.'s probation stems from a 2023 traffic stop involving guns and drugs. He had previously required special permission to attend the NFL Draft with his son. The Jaguars' training camp begins Wednesday.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger speaks just three words when given chance to explain why he killed four Idaho college students
Bryan Kohberger received four consecutive life sentences without parole for the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students in November 2022. He declined to explain his actions in court, while the judge emphasized the need to end Kohberger's notoriety.
Following the sentencing, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that President Trump would have demanded Kohberger provide an explanation for his crimes, expressing condolences to the victims' families.