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Jul 8, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Orders Installation of 17 Miles of Texas Border Buoys in Rio Grande
The Department of Homeland Security plans to construct a 17-mile floating border barrier in the Texas Rio Grande Valley, facilitated by regulatory waivers from Secretary Kristi Noem. This project aims to enhance border security and address issues related to drug smuggling and human trafficking.
The initiative follows similar efforts by Texas Governor Abbott, who faced protests and legal challenges regarding buoy barriers in Eagle Pass. The DHS project is expected to be funded by previous appropriations and aims to create a safer environment for Border Patrol agents while deterring illegal crossings.
Fox News: Red states consider ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ spinoffs as WH urges them to follow DeSantis’ lead: 'Lots of bears'
The White House and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are promoting the establishment of "Alligator Alcatraz," a new detention facility for illegal immigrants in Florida, urging Republican states to create similar facilities. Several states, including Georgia and South Carolina, are already considering or developing their own detention centers.
Trump recently visited the facility, emphasizing its role in deporting criminal illegal immigrants. The initiative has garnered support from various Republican governors, who are collaborating with federal officials to enhance immigration enforcement and detention capabilities in their states.
#politics
Times Of Israel: Irwin Cotler sounds alarm on erosion of Israel’s greatest protection – its democracy
Irwin Cotler, an 85-year-old Canadian lawyer and human rights advocate, is in Israel to lead a strategic workshop at the Irwin Cotler Institute for Democracy, Human Rights, and Justice. He expresses concern over the Israeli government's judicial reforms, which he believes threaten democracy and exacerbate the country's existential dangers, particularly following the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Cotler, who has a long history of advocating for justice and Israel, warns that Israel's failure to secure the release of hostages and its lack of a comprehensive strategy against Hamas could have global repercussions. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining democratic principles and the rule of law in Israel, which he sees as essential for the nation's strength and international standing.
#society
Fox News: Social Security Administration phishing scam targets retirees
Phishing emails, particularly those impersonating the Social Security Administration, pose significant cybersecurity threats. These scams often create a sense of urgency and fear, claiming that the recipient's Social Security number is linked to serious crimes, which can lead individuals to act impulsively and click malicious links.
To protect against such scams, individuals are advised to be skeptical of urgent messages, use strong antivirus software, compartmentalize their email accounts, and enable multi-factor authentication. Regular monitoring of credit and online accounts is also crucial for early fraud detection. Reporting phishing attempts to authorities can help combat these threats.
Fox News: Parents are splurging on luxury vacations their kids won't remember
Parents often feel guilty about not being present for their children due to work commitments, leading them to plan extravagant vacations to compensate. However, these costly trips, like a Disney World experience, may not create lasting memories for young kids, who value emotional connections over lavish experiences.
Instead of overspending, families could focus on simpler, more meaningful activities that foster connection. Children remember the joy of shared moments rather than the price tag of their experiences, and financial strain from extravagant trips can lead to resentment and unrealistic expectations in the future.
Fox News: Texas family helps rescue woman clinging to tree after being swept 20 miles downriver
A Texas family rescued a woman clinging to a tree for hours during severe flash flooding in Kerr County. After spotting her, they called for help, leading to a successful rescue by Texas troopers and emergency teams.
The woman, injured and in shock, was taken to the Jeter home for care. Over 50 fatalities have been reported due to the flooding, with ongoing searches for missing individuals, including 27 girls from a camp.
GB News: King Charles’s place of worship ‘overshadowed’ by ‘very bitter and damaging’ row
St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham is facing internal conflict between choirmaster Dr. Claire Stewart and rector Rev. Canon Paul Williams over modernization plans for the choir. Stewart is on sick leave due to work-related stress and has filed a grievance against Williams.
The dispute has led to declining attendance at services and choir practices, prompting concern among parishioners. King Charles is reportedly aware of the situation and has engaged with affected congregants. Efforts to resolve the conflict are ongoing.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: China Imposes Import Restrictions on EU Medical Devices
China will bar European medical device companies from selling to its government as a countermeasure to the EU's restrictions on Chinese products. The ban applies to procurement budgets over 45 million yuan, but does not affect European firms manufacturing in China.
This follows China's imposition of anti-dumping duties on European brandy and ongoing trade disputes with the EU, including investigations into European pork and dairy. China claims it is responding to the EU's protectionist measures and has expressed a willingness to resolve issues through dialogue.
#crime
Breitbart: Illegal Boat Migrants 24 Times More Likely to Be Imprisoned: Report
Illegal boat migrants in the UK are reportedly 24 times more likely to be imprisoned for crimes compared to British citizens, according to a Conservative Party analysis. The study found that specific nationalities among these migrants have significantly higher crime rates, leading to concerns about public safety.
The Home Office has challenged the validity of this analysis, arguing that it does not consider the context of foreign visitors and the demographics of young male migrants. Calls for the government to release comprehensive data on the criminality of different migrant groups have increased, with comparisons to practices in other European nations.