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Jul 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: 'Policing our thoughts, not the streets!' Camilla Tominey confronts Labour MP as illegal migration in Britain surges
Camilla Tominey challenged Labour minister James Murray on the government's focus on surveilling public opinion rather than addressing street safety. She highlighted a new police unit tracking anti-immigration sentiment and criticized the government's immigration enforcement statistics, noting a significant drop in prosecutions.
Murray defended the government's record, stating that small boat crossings and asylum backlogs are priorities. He cited deportations and international collaboration in tackling smuggling, but Tominey pointed out that illegal migration has risen under Labour. Murray offered no specific timeline for ending hotel usage for asylum seekers.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran-born Israeli charged with giving sensitive info on Israel’s war plans to Tehran
An Israeli citizen has been charged with espionage for allegedly sharing sensitive military information with an Iranian intelligence agent during the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The indictment details his communications regarding Israel's war plans, missile strikes, and drone movements, raising concerns over national security.
The suspect, who immigrated from Iran to Israel in 1999, rekindled ties with Iran and met with operatives during trips to Turkey. He was arrested on July 1 and faces severe charges, including maintaining contact with a foreign agent, which could lead to life imprisonment.
#culture
The Western Journal: Meet the Indian Slugger Liberals Insulted When They Forced the Cleveland Indians to Be Renamed
The renaming of the Cleveland Indians to the Guardians in 2021 has drawn criticism from some Native Americans who feel their heritage was erased. President Trump recently supported restoring the original name, arguing it honors Louis Sockalexis, a pioneering Native American baseball player.
Critics claim that the name change, driven by progressive activists, disregards the positive representation of Native Americans in sports. They argue that many Native Americans appreciate being celebrated in this context and that the decision to change the name was made without consulting them.