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#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Trump Admin Sues NYC Over ICE Detainers - Liberty Nation News
President Trump is frustrated with New York City's handling of illegal immigration, as the city has complied with only a few of the over 6,000 ICE detainers issued since January. The Justice Department is suing the city for its sanctuary policies, which hinder cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
DHS officials argue that these policies endanger public safety by releasing criminal illegal aliens back into communities. They cite a significant increase in assaults on ICE officers and highlight a recent shooting incident involving a Dominican illegal immigrant. Trump claims his administration is effectively securing the border, with a notable decrease in illegal crossings.
#politics
The Western Journal: Dems Push Pay-Off Conspiracy as Trump's FCC Approves Paramount Merger Following Colbert Firing
Democrats are alleging that the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show" is politically motivated, coinciding with a $16 million settlement involving President Trump and a merger between Paramount and Skydance Media. Critics claim the timing suggests a payoff to Trump.
Statements from Democratic leaders, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff, express skepticism about the motives behind the cancellation, linking it to the settlement. Meanwhile, FCC Chair Brendan Carr's remarks about media trust have fueled these conspiracy theories.
#society
GB News: 'Shut it down!' Kemi Badenoch demands migrant hotel closure as tensions boil over
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for the closure of hotels housing asylum seekers amid widespread protests in Britain. She supports local demands to shut facilities like the Bell Hotel in Epping, emphasizing the need for the government to address public concerns over safety and migrant accommodations.
Badenoch criticized a Home Office initiative to monitor social media for anti-migrant comments, warning it could escalate unrest. She highlighted the importance of responding to community grievances and called for tougher policies on illegal immigration, particularly regarding small boat crossings.
The Telegraph: University of Edinburgh could abandon anti-Semitism definition
The University of Edinburgh is considering dropping the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of anti-Semitism due to a report examining its colonial ties, particularly regarding Arthur Balfour's support for a Jewish homeland.
The report argues that the current definition restricts open dialogue about Israel's actions. Ongoing discussions are influenced by the Israel-Hamas conflict and follow the university's response to the Black Lives Matter movement.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Rubio rips Venezuela's Maduro as 'narco-terrorist' leader threatening US one year after disputed election
Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as the country holds municipal elections, asserting that the elections are illegitimate and a continuation of Maduro's corrupt regime. The U.S. has not recognized Maduro's presidency since 2019, citing electoral fraud.
The Trump administration has intensified sanctions against Maduro and his associates, labeling them as part of a narco-terrorist organization. The U.S. Treasury Department has designated the Cartel de los Soles as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist group, alleging its involvement in drug trafficking and corruption within Venezuelan institutions.
Times Of Israel: Gaza flotilla seized by IDF towed to Ashdod, activists taken into custody upon entry
Israeli forces intercepted the Handala, an aid flotilla attempting to breach the blockade of Gaza, in international waters and brought it to Ashdod. The vessel's crew, including international activists and journalists, was detained, with legal representatives allowed access following demands.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry stated the interception was necessary to enforce the maritime blockade, while critics argue it constitutes collective punishment. The humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate, with rising concerns over malnutrition and starvation among the population.