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#illegals
Daily Wire: Illegal Immigrant Encounters Spike At Northern Border
Illegal immigration on the US northern border has increased by 36% in July, with over 1,000 encounters recorded. The surge has overwhelmed border patrol agents in the Swanton Sector, leading to calls for a congressional delegation to secure the area. The Biden administration has faced criticism for the increase in illegal crossings, with major cities struggling to manage the influx of foreign nationals.
The Blaze: Border Patrol sees over 800% increase in Chinese illegal immigrants at southern border since 2022
Border Patrol agents at the U.S.-Mexico border have seen an 800% increase in illegal Chinese migrants since fiscal year 2022. Chinese nationals are fleeing religious persecution and making their own smuggling arrangements to reach the United States. The Chinese government's effect on Americans' lives also includes hacking and cyber espionage.
The New American: Operation Lone Star Combats Increased Illegal Activity Along Border - The New American
Operation Lone Star, a border security effort in Texas, has resulted in over 414,000 illegal immigrant apprehensions and more than 33,200 criminal arrests. Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to combat the border crisis caused by President Biden's open border policies. Illegal aliens are being bused to sanctuary cities in other states. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre criticized Abbott's actions and failed to present positive results of Biden's border policies. Texas has also faced legal challenges for using floating barriers in the Rio Grande. Mexican drug cartels pose a significant threat to public safety and national security.
#politics
Fox News: 'Marxist lesbian' library group president denounced 'angry, White mob parents', in push for 'queerness'
The controversial president of the American Library Association (ALA), Emily Drabinski, has expressed her desire to prioritize "notions of queerness" in children's libraries, which has sparked outrage from parent advocates. Drabinski, a self-described "Marxist lesbian," has faced criticism for her push for LGBTQ literature in libraries and her positions on parental rights. Parents opposing sexually explicit content in libraries and schools have been labeled as "White mob parents" by Drabinski. The ALA has faced backlash and lost funding as a result of her leadership.
National Review: The Corner: What Do Young Libertarians Think about Argentina’s Javier Milei?
Javier Milei, a libertarian candidate in Argentina's primary election, has caused controversy among libertarians. Some support him for his activation of the youth vote and disruption of the conservative/progressive dichotomy, while others are concerned about his affinity for right-wing leaders like Trump and Bolsonaro. Milei's rise to prominence is seen by some as a reflection of the popularity of his libertarian ideals, but others view him as fundamentally reactionary and selling himself as an alternative to everything the Argentinian knows. Libertarians' responses to Milei's success are varied, and it remains to be seen how they will react as the general election approaches.
National Review: The Corner: On Trump, ‘Listless Vessels’ Make Baseless Complaints
Vanity Fair reports on the scandal caused by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's remarks about Trump supporters. DeSantis's comments highlight the need for a movement that isn't solely focused on one individual's personality. The outrage and demands for an apology reveal a double-standard that exists in American politics, where criticizing Donald Trump is seen as shocking. DeSantis's message is that the current cult of personality within the Republican Party needs to change for better results.
Breitbart: Sununu: Trump Can Not Win Presidency — His 'Ceiling at His Best Is 45%'
Governor Chris Sununu believes that former President Donald Trump cannot win the presidential election in November 2024 because his popularity ceiling is at 45%. Sununu cites a poll that shows a third of Trump supporters would consider voting for someone else, and mentions other candidates who are showing strong numbers. Sununu states that Trump's floor is high but his ceiling is low, and predicts that it will likely be around 40-42% by the time of the elections. He concludes that Trump's inability to win not only affects the presidency, but also hurts other political races.
American Thinker: Mark Meadows’s irrelevant memories about whether Trump declassified documents
Leftists are excited about Mark Meadows not recalling Trump declassifying documents. Trump didn't need to follow bureaucratic requirements to declassify. Meadows' memory is irrelevant, as the president has plenary power over national security. Petty rules can't constrain the president.
The Blaze: Maui mayor taken to task about number of missing children, overall government response to deadly fires: 'You're a disaster!'
The mayor of Maui County faces tough questions about missing children and government response to deadly fires. Mayor Bissen frustrated with questions, admits uncertainty. Unidentified man criticizes mayor's leadership during crisis.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘One-Way Street’: Kevin Sorbo Says Hollywood Canceled Him Because He’s ‘Christian’ And ‘Conservative’
Kevin Sorbo, known for his role in "Hercules," claims he was blackballed by Hollywood for being a conservative Christian. His manager and agent told him that his religious and political beliefs were the reason for his lack of work. Sorbo expressed disappointment in the industry's lack of tolerance and one-way street mentality.
Skilled Survival: Prepping On A Budget: 17 Super Affordable Ways To Prepare
Learn how to prepare for an emergency on a budget with these 17 affordable prepping tips. From testing freeze-dried food to finding a bug-out location and starting a survival coalition, there are plenty of ways to get ready without breaking the bank. Other tips include investing in a hand crank radio, having survival paracord on hand, and creating a rainwater collection system. Stay informed, have access to clean water, and organize your supplies for optimal preparedness.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: In Spain’s parliament, you can now speak Basque (or Catalan or Galician)
Spain's new president of the lower house of parliament, Francina Armengol, has announced that Catalan, Basque, and Galician will now be allowed to be spoken in the chamber. This move was made possible by a coalition with separatist parties. While some view this as a grotesque reward for separatists, proponents see it as a symbolic gesture that could promote the use of regional languages and further the cause of federalism in Spain. However, requesting official status for these languages in the European Union may face challenges due to the cost and precedent it would set.
Forbes: Letter From The President In Prison Who Dared Defy Putin
Fifteen years ago, Russia invaded Georgia, and Mikheil Saakashvili, the president of Georgia at the time, warned that Russia would repeat its aggression in Georgia against Ukraine. Saakashvili was arrested, imprisoned, tortured, poisoned, and is now dying. He reflects on the events of 2008, blaming the West for failing to support Georgia and Ukraine, and allowing Putin to continue his aggressive actions. Despite his belief in Western democratic ideals, Saakashvili feels let down by the West.
Fox News: Nikki Haley slams Ramaswamy over proposal to cut off most Israel aid by 2028: 'Concerning pattern'
Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley criticized fellow Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for his views on foreign policy, specifically his comments about cutting off Israel funding in 2028. Haley emphasized the importance of the special bond between the United States and Israel and stated that she would never abandon Israel if elected president. Ramaswamy responded by saying that Israel should be able to stand on its own feet and that he would expand the Abraham Accords. The controversy between the candidates comes ahead of the first GOP debate to determine the 2024 White House nominee.
#culture
Fox News: Oliver Anthony trolled with pro-union song 'Rich Men Earning North of a Million'
English singer-songwriter Billy Bragg released a pro-union song titled "Rich Men Earning North of a Million" in response to Oliver Anthony's viral hit "Rich Men North of Richmond." Bragg's song advocates for free healthcare and criticizes divisive culture wars. The song emphasizes the control of wealthy individuals and calls for unity and action. .
#education
National Review: California Community Colleges Sued for Violating First Amendment with DEI Mandates
California community college system sued by FIRE for violating professors' First Amendment rights by enforcing restrictive diversity rules. Lawsuit emphasizes need for academic freedom and rigorous debate.
Daily Wire: California College Professors Sue Over State DEI Requirements
Six California college professors are suing the state over DEIA requirements they think infringe on their freedom of speech. They argue incorporating these principles into classes is unnecessary and disruptive. They fear facing discipline or termination.
#crime
The Blaze: Driver doing donuts, burnouts hits onlookers as he tries escaping from cop; officer soon introduces punk's face to surface of street
A pickup truck driver caused chaos in Atlanta, doing dangerous stunts in an intersection. He tried to flee but struck pedestrians in the process. A trooper eventually stopped him and made an arrest.
#sports
Forbes: Kansas City Chiefs Playmakers Isiah Pacheco And Kadarius Toney Nearing Return
Two Chiefs players, Isiah Pacheco and Kadarius Toney, are recovering from injuries. Pacheco had surgery on his hand and shoulder, while Toney had knee surgery. The coach hints at their imminent return, which would be valuable for the team.
Fox News: Undrafted rookie quarterback from DII school vying for Bears backup job: 'Everything’s open right now'
Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus considers undrafted free agent Tyson Bagent as a potential backup quarterback for Justin Fields. Eberflus praised Bagent's performance in a preseason game and suggested he could be listed at No. 2 on the depth chart in 2023. Walker and Peterman are also competing for the role.
#outdoors
Fishing 411: Tips for Targeting Summer Steelhead
Steelhead fishing in the Great Lakes is thrilling and challenging. The key to finding them is monitoring water temperatures, which can range from the surface to depths of 100 feet. Different tools like Fish Hawk probes and lead core lines can be utilized to target steelhead at different depths. Trolling spoons and planer boards are effective techniques for catching steelhead found near the surface, while downriggers and diving planers are better for moderate to deeper depths. Overall, steelhead fishing in the Great Lakes is an exciting experience for anglers.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: All About Fishing Leaders: 5 Ways to Combat Nasty Pike and Muskie Break-Offs
Fishing can bring both joy and frustration. Wire leaders are commonly used to combat bait-stealing fish, but stranded, dark-colored wire leaders are preferred for their strength and appearance. Nylon coated leaders offer slightly less kinking and can be melted to create a strong bond. Titanium leaders are durable, keep their shape well, and can be tied directly to the lure. Fluorocarbon leaders provide invisibility underwater, while heavy braid lines offer low visibility and a direct connection to the lure. Use closed line-ties with leaders and choose the leader type that suits your fishing needs.
#other
Fox News: Fox News Channel to air primetime OutKick special with Clay Travis, Tomi Lahren and Charly Arnolt
Fox News Channel will air a one-hour special "OutKick on Fox" featuring Clay Travis, Tomi Lahren, and Charly Arnolt, who will discuss sports, culture, and other topics impacting Americans. OutKick's content is now available on Fox Nation, and the Sunday night special marks the first primetime event for OutKick on Fox News Channel. OutKick's Charly Arnolt left ESPN for the opportunity to speak freely without fear of backlash.
Forbes: American Airlines Suing Skiplagged Over Loophole It Uses To Find Cheaper ‘Hidden’ Fares
American Airlines has filed a lawsuit against travel website Skiplagged, which helps passengers find cheap flights by exploiting a pricing loophole in the industry. Skiplagged allows customers to buy multi-leg journey tickets and then leave the airport during the layover instead of getting on the next flight, which is often cheaper. American Airlines is accusing Skiplagged of deception and unauthorized ticketing practices.
Fox News: Maui mayor says 850 people still missing after deadly wildfires
Devastating wildfires in Maui have left over 850 people missing, with over 100 casualties and thousands of homes destroyed. The mayor of Maui County, Richard Bissen, provided updates on the recovery process, expressing both sadness and relief in the numbers. President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden visited the destroyed town of Lahaina, meeting with first responders and promising support for recovery efforts.