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#illegals
GB News: Asylum seekers warned they could be made homeless over refusal to move out of migrant hotels
The UK Government is implementing a "Failure to Travel" policy for asylum seekers, requiring them to accept alternative accommodation or risk losing support and housing. This move aims to reduce reliance on costly hotel stays, with plans to relocate migrants to council houses and renovated homes.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to end hotel accommodations by 2029, aiming to save over £1 billion annually. Currently, taxpayers spend nearly £6 million daily on asylum support, with over 106,000 individuals receiving assistance.
#politics
Breitbart: FNC's Ingraham: Media, Dems Attempting to 'Resurrect Epstein' Because of 'Seething Hatred of Trump'
Laura Ingraham criticized media outlets and Democratic lawmakers for reviving the Jeffrey Epstein story, attributing it to their animosity towards President Trump. She argued that they have misrepresented or ignored significant issues, including the Biden border crisis and the impact of COVID-19.
Ingraham contended that the mainstream press has failed in its reporting and predictions, leading to a crisis in credibility. She suggested that the Democrats' renewed focus on Epstein contradicts their long-standing narrative about Trump’s legitimacy, revealing inconsistencies in their political identity.
Breitbart: Blackburn Calls on Media to Return Pulitzer Prizes Awarded for Russia Collusion Hoax
Sen. Marsha Blackburn criticized the media for its role in the Russia collusion narrative, claiming they misled the public for three years and failed to investigate the truth. She argued that Democrats rely on media support to win, as their ideas lack merit.
Blackburn called for accountability, suggesting media figures should return their awards and acknowledge their gullibility in reporting unverified claims. She urged the public to disengage from outlets that perpetuated misinformation.
#society
Le Monde: France demands explanations from Vueling after French Jewish teenagers were removed from flight
France's foreign minister has demanded an explanation from Vueling Airlines after around 50 Jewish teenagers were removed from a flight in Valencia. Parents claim the incident was antisemitic, alleging the teens were forced off after singing a Hebrew song, while Vueling cited safety concerns.
The French Foreign Ministry expressed deep concern and requested clarification on potential discrimination based on religion. The airline is conducting an internal investigation, and the Club Kineret association plans to file a complaint for discrimination and violence against the airline.
Le Monde: Syria: After Druze killings, Sweida barricades itself in defiance of Syrian authorities
In Sweida, Syria, a recent massacre has heightened tensions and separatist sentiments among the Druze minority. Civilians are on high alert, barricading themselves as clashes continue between local Druze factions and Bedouin fighters, despite a ceasefire in place.
Residents, armed for protection, express a desire for peace but feel threatened by ongoing violence and foreign involvement. The situation remains volatile as local fighters maintain roadblocks and guard their neighborhoods against potential government offensives.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Huckabee: France Declaring Palestinian State Is Like U.K. Saying France Is a Colony
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized French President Emmanuel Macron's announcement to recognize a Palestinian state, calling it "silly" and a "ridiculous" unilateral declaration. He compared it to the UK declaring France a colony and suggested a humorous alternative location for the state on the French Riviera.
Huckabee's remarks highlight the contentious nature of international recognition of Palestine, particularly given its governance by a group he labels a terrorist organization.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Vindman: Israel Can Do Better on Aid, 'I Don't Have' a Specific Policy for How
Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-VA) expressed on CNN that he believes Israel can improve its efforts to feed the population of Gaza, emphasizing the need for greater motivation. He criticized the current administration's leadership, suggesting a replacement of key figures for better competence in foreign affairs.
Vindman called for experienced individuals to take charge, highlighting the need for effective leadership in addressing the situation in the Middle East. He noted Israel's capabilities and potential for improvement in humanitarian efforts.