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#illegals
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Robert Garcia: Giving More Money to ICE Means 'Just' 'More Terror'
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) criticized increased funding for ICE, arguing it leads to more fear in communities. He highlighted that the proposed budget for ICE would surpass that of the FBI and other intelligence agencies, raising concerns about due process and the deportation of non-criminal individuals.
Garcia pointed out that a significant portion of those apprehended by ICE have no criminal records, calling the funding increase a misguided approach to immigration enforcement. He expressed disapproval of the direction the legislation is taking under the Trump administration's agenda.
Breitbart: Khanna: Illegal Immigrants Do Get Some Medicaid, But BBB Puts It All on States
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) clarified that illegal immigrants do not receive Medicaid directly, but states cover emergency care costs. He argued that the reconciliation bill shifts financial responsibility to states without fully cutting funding.
Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) contended that the bill reduces Medicaid for illegal immigrants, asserting that 1.4 million benefit from it. Khanna maintained that emergency treatment should be provided, emphasizing that the bill still involves state funding.
Breitbart: Raskin: Trump Engaging in 'Criminalization of Immigration Law'
Rep. Jamie Raskin criticized the Trump administration for what he described as the "criminalization" and "militarization" of immigration law. He argued that this approach is harmful not only to immigrants but to society as a whole, suggesting a need for rational solutions to immigration issues.
Raskin emphasized the importance of recognizing the contributions of immigrants to the U.S. labor force and called for bipartisan efforts to create coherent immigration policies. He acknowledged the necessity of isolating individuals who pose a threat to society while advocating for a more constructive approach to immigration.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Nearly 1/3 of New York voters support Mamdani’s statements on BDS, intifada — poll
A poll reveals that 30% of NYC voters support mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's backing of the BDS movement and his controversial phrase “globalize the intifada.” While 52% are less likely to vote for him, 46% of younger voters favor him due to these statements.
Mamdani's primary win positions him as a strong contender for the general election, raising concerns among Jewish political organizers about his anti-Israel activism in a city with a large Jewish population. His rhetoric has sparked significant debate, especially following recent violent incidents against Jews.
Breitbart: Dingell on ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’: 'We’re Going to See People Die,' 'We’re Going to See Sicker People'
Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) expressed concerns on CNN about the potential negative impacts of President Trump's tax and spending bill, claiming it could lead to loss of healthcare, increased emergency room visits, and even deaths. She highlighted cuts to SNAP and the risk of rural hospital closures affecting vulnerable populations.
Dingell criticized misinformation surrounding the bill, emphasizing that it primarily benefits employers over workers and that many tax issues raised by constituents are not addressed in the legislation.
The Mirror: MPs vote to ban Palestine Action alongside neo-Nazi militias after backlash
UK MPs have voted to classify the protest group Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, following criticism for its vandalism of military equipment. Home Office minister Dan Jarvis defended the decision, stating the group had crossed a legal threshold and posed a threat to national security.
Critics argue this move threatens the right to protest, comparing it to historical bans on the Suffragettes. They warn that it could lead to severe penalties for individuals expressing support for Palestine. The Commons vote passed with significant support, despite dissent from some Labour MPs.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Glazov Gang: New Yorkers’ Stockholm Syndrome With Islam
The Glazov Gang promotes its newsletter and channels, featuring Robert Spencer discussing New Yorkers' response to Islam post-9/11. He argues that trauma led to a misplaced support for jihadist ideologies.
The episode is part of a series addressing various topics related to Islam and Israel.
GB News: Eugenie's nutritionist speaks out after Princess of York debuts new figure
Princess Eugenie has recently showcased a slimmer figure at public events, drawing praise for her elegant appearance in a £420 cream peplum dress at the Tate Modern and a crop top at Royal Ascot. Her transformation is attributed to nutritionist Gabriela Peacock, who emphasizes realistic wellness through balanced nutrition and lifestyle adjustments.
Peacock shared meal plans that include antioxidant-rich foods and hydration tips to support skin health, while advising against excessive sugar and processed foods. Eugenie also adopted a new makeup routine, enhancing her look at these high-profile events.
Forbes: FBI 2FA Bypass Warning Issued — The Attacks Have Started
Qantas has confirmed a cyberattack that potentially exposed personal information of six million customers, following an FBI warning about 2FA bypass attacks targeting the airline industry. The breach occurred via a third-party supplier, affecting names, emails, and frequent flyer details, but not financial data.
Experts emphasize the need for heightened cybersecurity measures across the aviation sector, as attackers like the Scattered Spider group are shifting focus to this industry. Qantas is investigating the breach's extent and has assured customers that operations remain secure.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Huckabee: Hamas Has ‘No Future’—Compares Group to Nazis After WWII
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that Hamas must be entirely dismantled for a stable future in Gaza, comparing the situation to post-WWII Germany. He emphasized the importance of securing the release of hostages and maintaining strong U.S.-Israel relations without interference in Israeli politics.
Huckabee also reiterated the U.S. stance against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons and expressed optimism about the potential expansion of the Abraham Accords for regional peace. He highlighted the unique partnership between the U.S. and Israel as vital for both nations.
Front Page Magazine: How Israel Achieved its Objectives in Iran
The Institute for the Study of War reports that Israel successfully damaged Iran's nuclear program during a 12-day military operation, destroying key facilities and killing significant personnel. The operation, supported by the U.S., reportedly set back Iran's uranium enrichment efforts for many years.
Despite initial Iranian plans to launch a large missile barrage, their response was limited, resulting in minimal Israeli casualties compared to the significant Iranian losses. The conflict concluded with a ceasefire, but questions remain regarding the fate of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile.
#history
Liberty Nation News: Independence Day in the Green Mountains - Liberty Nation News
Vermont's history is marked by its struggle for independence, from its early days as a battleground against British forces in the Revolutionary War to its significant role in the abolitionist movement and the Civil War. The state, known for its fierce commitment to liberty, became the 14th state in 1791 and was the first to ban slavery in its constitution.
The legacy of Vermont's fight for freedom is intertwined with the values of faith and patriotism, as articulated by Calvin Coolidge. Despite its current secularism, Vermont's historical commitment to religious freedom and moral leadership remains a vital part of its identity.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Chicago Teachers Union President: "Ain't No Damn America"
The Chicago Teachers Union, led by President Stacy Davis Gates, is criticized for prioritizing union benefits over education, with Gates recently mocking Independence Day at a socialist conference. This raises concerns about the future of education and the influence of union politics on teaching.
Calls for national school vouchers are gaining traction as a potential solution to improve education and reduce the union's hold on schools. The situation highlights the urgent need for reform in the educational system.
#technology
Forbes: Apple iPhone 16 Pro And iPhone 16 Pro Max Prices Slashed Further In Major Sale On Now
Apple's iPhone 16 Pro starts at $999, with discounts available on Amazon for Renewed Premium models. Prices for the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max have recently dropped, offering significant savings compared to new models, with various storage options and colors available.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max's 256GB model is now priced at $1,099, while the 512GB version is available for around $1,225. Renewed Premium models are fully functional with at least 90% battery life, providing a cost-effective alternative to buying new.