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#illegals
Breitbart: Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons: We're Hiring at an 'Extreme High Rate'
ICE is ramping up hiring under Acting Director Todd Lyons, aiming to recruit 10,000 new agents and officers, including former law enforcement and military personnel. This initiative follows a significant reduction in staffing during the previous administration.
Lyons emphasized the need for motivated individuals to serve in various roles, including deportation officers and legal advisors, and mentioned incentives like a $50,000 signing bonus and student loan repayment options.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: Illegal Aliens Sent to Alligator Alcatraz Already Have Order of Removal
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that illegal aliens at the "Alligator Alcatraz" facility in the Everglades have already received orders of removal. He emphasized that Florida is a model for immigration enforcement, processing individuals and facilitating their immediate removal via flights.
DeSantis criticized the previous administration's leniency, asserting that individuals with final removal orders should be sent back. He estimated that Florida has between 50,000 to 80,000 illegal aliens with such orders and expressed a commitment to increasing removal capacity if necessary.
#politics
The Western Journal: Breaking: NPR, PBS Funder to Shut Down Following Trump Cuts
Federal budget cuts have led to the end of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's $500 million subsidy, putting NPR, PBS, and local public stations at risk of shutting down in January. The move follows President Trump's efforts to eliminate funding for what he described as biased media.
With most CPB employees expected to lose their jobs by September, local stations are seeking alternative funding through private donations. Supporters of the cuts argue that taxpayer dollars should not fund what they perceive as left-wing journalism.
Fox News: Mamdani reportedly eyeing former 'Squad' member for top position despite controversial track record
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is reportedly considering former Rep. Jamaal Bowman for the position of Chancellor of Schools. This role would oversee over 1,000 schools and nearly a million students. Bowman's past comments and actions, including controversial remarks on standardized testing and Israel, have drawn significant criticism.
Bowman, a progressive Democrat, has a history of contentious statements, including defending anti-Israel rhetoric and controversial figures. Mamdani himself has faced scrutiny for similar views. Both candidates' positions may influence the city's educational landscape if Mamdani wins the election.
Fox News: Comer OKs delay for Ghislaine Maxwell’s congressional testimony, denies immunity request
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has postponed Ghislaine Maxwell's deposition until after the Supreme Court reviews her request to overturn her conviction. Maxwell's attorney argued that her constitutional rights could be compromised by testifying before the court's decision.
Comer denied Maxwell's requests for immunity and advance access to questions but expressed a willingness to negotiate. The committee seeks her testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein and related investigations into sex trafficking and non-prosecution agreements.
Breitbart: Sen. Rick Scott Endorses Rep. Byron Donalds for Florida Governor
Sen. Rick Scott has endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds for Florida governor, praising him as a principled conservative who will advocate for Floridians. Scott highlighted their collaborative efforts on legislation for flood insurance and tax relief.
Donalds, backed by Trump, aims to build on DeSantis' achievements, focusing on improving transportation and lowering insurance costs. He envisions making Florida the financial capital of the world in the next decade.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Issues Pile up for Trump’s Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack has faced scrutiny for his controversial positions, including advocating for F-35 sales to Turkey and downplaying Hezbollah's terrorist status. His past legal troubles and connections in the Middle East raise questions about his influence on U.S. foreign policy.
Barrack's relationship with Trump has been complex, marked by both support and criticism. As Middle Eastern geopolitics evolve, he faces challenges in balancing diplomatic duties and addressing domestic criticism.
Fox News: Trump moves nuclear submarines weeks after praising sub's power in Iran strikes
President Trump has ordered the repositioning of two nuclear submarines amid escalating tensions with Russia over the Ukraine conflict. This decision follows his announcement of a new, shorter deadline for Russia to negotiate peace, which has drawn criticism from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who claims it risks further conflict.
Medvedev described Trump's ultimatum as provocative and a potential step toward war, emphasizing that Russia's response should not be underestimated. The situation remains tense as military actions continue between Russia and Ukraine, with Trump expressing frustration over the lack of progress in negotiations.
Times Of Israel: Trump looks to bring Azerbaijan, Central Asian nations into Abraham Accords
The Trump administration is in discussions with Azerbaijan and Central Asian nations to potentially expand the Abraham Accords, which have already normalized relations between Israel and several Muslim-majority countries. This expansion aims to enhance trade and military cooperation, although it may be largely symbolic given existing ties.
Challenges remain, particularly due to the ongoing conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which complicates negotiations. The U.S. hopes that a peace deal between the two nations could facilitate Azerbaijan's inclusion in the accords, reflecting Trump's broader strategy to strengthen U.S. influence in the region.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump gambles with reindustrializing the US
Donald Trump's tariff policy aims to attract foreign investment for US reindustrialization, with recent agreements promising significant investments from the EU and Japan. However, details on the time frame and sectors remain unclear.
European companies are increasingly planning to establish factories in the US, raising concerns about potential offshoring and reduced operations in Europe.
#crime
Fox News: JD Vance condemns 'disgusting' Cincinnati attack, points to police hiring crisis in blue cities
Vice President JD Vance emphasized the need for cities to address police recruitment challenges following a violent incident in Cincinnati where multiple people attacked a man and woman. He noted that the lack of officers at events like the Cincinnati Jazz Festival contributes to such violence.
Vance stated that both local and federal efforts are necessary to attract qualified individuals to law enforcement, as many current officers discourage their family members from joining the force due to safety concerns. He called for support for local police departments to improve staffing levels.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul's team confirm major development in potential Anthony Joshua boxing fight
Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua are in discussions for a boxing match potentially set for early 2026, according to promotional partner Nakisa Bidarian. Various venues, including Wembley Stadium, are being considered for the fight, which Paul is keen on due to the atmosphere.
Paul boasts a record of 12 wins and 1 loss, while Joshua has been sidelined after a knockout defeat and elbow surgery. Concerns have been raised about the significant weight difference, with former champion Tony Bellew calling the matchup "dangerously insane" and suggesting Joshua should fight Canelo Alvarez instead.