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#illegals
Fox News: DHS: Two Wisconsin teens would 'still be alive' if not for sanctuary policies protecting illegal immigrant
A Honduran illegal immigrant, Noelia Saray Martinez-Avila, faces deportation after allegedly driving intoxicated and causing a crash that killed two teenagers in Wisconsin. She has been charged with multiple offenses, including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has lodged a detainer against Martinez-Avila, highlighting concerns about sanctuary jurisdiction policies that may prevent her removal. She had a prior DUI conviction and failed to install a required ignition interlock device.
#society
GB News: Essex Police chief demands urgent meeting with Yvette Cooper after 'escalation of violence' in Epping
Essex's Police and Crime Commissioner, Roger Hirst, has requested an urgent meeting with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper regarding ongoing protests outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, where asylum seekers are housed. Hirst argues the location is inappropriate and has led to significant police costs and unrest in the community.
Protests have escalated, particularly after an Ethiopian migrant was charged with sexually assaulting a local schoolgirl. In response, Essex Police imposed restrictions on protests and implemented a dispersal order to manage tensions. Chief Superintendent Simon Anslow noted the importance of ensuring safe and lawful protests.
Le Monde: Paralympics shifted perceptions, but not the living conditions of people with disabilities
The Paris Paralympic Games, held from August 28 to September 8, 2024, featured 4,400 athletes competing in 22 disciplines, achieving record viewership numbers. Events like para swimming and para athletics drew 1.3 billion and 1.2 billion viewers, respectively, marking a 40% increase from the Tokyo Games.
Gaël Rivière, who led the French blind football team to victory against Argentina, emphasized the lasting impact of the Games. The enthusiasm for the Paralympics was palpable, with significant media coverage and public engagement, according to Marc Truffaut of the French Federation for Adapted Sports.