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#illegals
Breitbart: Karen Bass, Protesters Confront ICE and Military in Los Angeles Park
Protesters clashed with ICE agents and military personnel in Los Angeles' MacArthur Park, prompting Mayor Karen Bass to condemn their presence. She expressed outrage over the military's involvement, emphasizing the need for them to leave immediately.
Officials stated the military was present to protect immigration enforcement officers amid concerns of hostility. There were no reported detentions during the operation, which has drawn attention due to the area's issues with drug abuse and homelessness.
GB News: 'Bare minimum!' Emily Carver fumes as migrants told to face ID checks before taking delivery jobs
GB News host Emily Carver criticized proposed facial recognition checks for delivery companies as insufficient in preventing illegal immigrants from working. Immigration Enforcement plans a nationwide operation targeting illegal workers in the gig economy, emphasizing the need for better technology to verify identities.
The government aims to introduce legislation requiring companies to verify workers' rights, with penalties for non-compliance. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper stated that illegal working harms honest businesses and local wages, asserting that the public will not tolerate it.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: China's TikTok Builds U.S. Version of App Ahead of Potential Sale
China's TikTok plans to launch a U.S.-exclusive app, "M2," on September 5, as it seeks to comply with federal legislation requiring the divestment of its American operations due to national security concerns. The current app will cease functioning after March 2026, transitioning its 170 million U.S. users to the new version.
The U.S. app will be managed by a U.S.-based ownership group, including Oracle, and all user data will be transferred to U.S. infrastructure. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about the Chinese government's potential access to American user data.
Breitbart: Netanyahu Tells Trump, at Dinner, He Nominated Him for Nobel Peace Prize
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize during a White House dinner. The nomination is based on Trump's Middle East policies, including the Abraham Accords and actions against Iran, which some believe have contributed to regional peace.
The dinner marked the start of Netanyahu's three-day visit to discuss future peace in the region following their recent military success against Iran. Netanyahu's nomination is seen as significant, given the weight of a nomination from a democratic leader.
Times Of Israel: ‘We didn’t wipe them out’: Why Iran is still dangerous even after key strikes
Experts warn that Iran remains a long-term strategic threat, primarily due to its nuclear ambitions and a regime that respects power over diplomacy. Recent US airstrikes have damaged Iran's nuclear facilities but did not eliminate the threat, as the regime could quickly recover.
Iran's proxies are weakened, and the regime is isolated, but analysts remain skeptical about imminent regime change. Future leadership may remain ideologically loyal, though a military-backed internal coup could lead to a more moderate approach. Effective change requires international support, particularly from the US.
#economy
Breitbart: South Africa Faces 30% U.S. Tariff Hike Plus 10% Surcharge for 'Anti-American' Policies
South Africa faces a 30% tariff increase from the U.S. as part of President Trump's punitive measures for stalled trade negotiations. This is in addition to potential further tariffs for perceived anti-American policies, affecting its status as a BRICS member.
Trump has imposed new tariffs on 14 countries, with rates varying from 25% to 40% based on trade relations. South Africa's lack of compromises during recent talks with the U.S. has led to these escalated tariffs, highlighting ongoing tensions in foreign policy and trade.