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Aug 2, 2025 |
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#illegals
GB News: Michael Knowles gives verdict after JD Vance’s ‘civilisational suicide’ warning
Michael Knowles supports Vice President JD Vance's view that Western nations are facing "civilisational suicide" due to immigration policies. He argues that both the U.S. and Europe are struggling with migration management, criticizing Germany specifically. Knowles believes the Trump administration's border security measures were effective and dismisses the need for new legislation to address illegal crossings.
He advocates for reducing legal immigration alongside a crackdown on illegal entries, stating the current scale of immigration is unprecedented. Knowles expresses optimism about reversing immigration trends, citing successful policies from the Trump era, and emphasizes the need for strong political leadership to achieve these goals.
#politics
The Federalist: DC Bar That Restored Russiagate Felon Tries To Disbar Jeff Clark
The D.C. Bar has recommended disbarment for Jeffrey Clark, a former DOJ official, for drafting a letter regarding the 2020 election that was never sent. The Bar claims this action undermined the integrity of the legal profession, despite past leniency towards other members with serious misconduct.
Critics argue that the Bar's actions are politically motivated, highlighting inconsistencies in disciplinary measures, such as the reinstatement of Kevin Clinesmith, who was convicted of lying to the FISA court. The recommendation for Clark's disbarment raises concerns about the politicization of legal processes.
#society
Times Of Israel: Syrian government forms committee to investigate violent clashes in Sweida
Syria has initiated an investigation into recent sectarian violence in Sweida that resulted in hundreds of deaths. A seven-member committee will assess the events and report findings within three months, focusing on civilian attacks and potential judicial actions against perpetrators.
The violence, which began on July 13, involved clashes between tribal fighters and Druze factions, exacerbated by a Bedouin gang's criminal activities. A US-brokered truce has since halted the fighting, which displaced up to 175,000 people.
#economy
Fox News: Chicago Tribune warns 'Halloween comes early' with Mayor Johnson's plan to 'scare' businesses away
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed progressive policies, including reviving the corporate head tax and imposing new taxes on high earners, may deter businesses from the city, according to the Chicago Tribune. The editorial warns these measures could worsen the city's $1.2 billion deficit and hinder economic recovery.
The Tribune also criticizes Johnson for suggesting controversial tax proposals before consulting his advisory group, indicating a lack of genuine leadership. The potential return of the head tax, in particular, is seen as detrimental to job growth amid rising automation.