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#illegals
Breitbart: El Paso Border Agents Rescue Migrants from New Mexico Stash Houses
Border Patrol agents in the El Paso Sector rescued nearly 2,400 migrants from 244 stash houses in New Mexico this year. Recent raids led to the rescue of 15 migrants and the arrest of two individuals for harboring illegal aliens, along with the seizure of $5,300 tied to illicit activities.
Additionally, agents apprehended a previously deported child sex offender attempting to re-enter the U.S., facing potential felony charges. Previous convictions include child sexual abuse and DUI. If convicted, he could receive up to 20 years in federal prison.
#politics
The Western Journal: Dem Friendly Fire: Jon Stewart Suggests Bill Clinton Is Sexual Predator, Calls Out DNC Hypocrisy
Jon Stewart criticized the Democratic National Convention for its hypocrisy, specifically regarding Bill Clinton's past sexual misconduct allegations. His remarks suggest a growing discontent among notable Democrats about the party's inconsistencies.
Stewart's commentary reflects a shift in the political dialogue, as former allies distance themselves from established figures. This highlights a potential fracture within the Democratic Party, with some members openly questioning the party's leadership and values.
Fox News: Vance defends 'childless cat lady' comment, says 'joke' was 'willfully misinterpreted' by Democrats
Sen. JD Vance expressed regret over his 2021 comment referring to certain leaders as "childless cat ladies," stating it was misunderstood and misrepresented. He emphasized his intention to represent all citizens and the need to focus on policy issues.
Vance's remarks sparked backlash, particularly from Democrats, with public figures like Oprah Winfrey and Pete Buttigieg criticizing the statement as offensive. He reiterated his commitment to addressing family issues and women's options in the U.S.
#society
Fox News: How to avoid becoming a moving scam victim
Moving scams are prevalent, particularly during peak season, with the Better Business Bureau reporting thousands of related complaints. Victims often face tactics like false quotes, non-refundable deposits, and ransom for their belongings, resulting in median losses of $350.
To avoid scams, individuals should research moving companies, obtain written estimates, and verify their legitimacy by checking for a physical address and U.S. DOT number. If scammed, reporting to authorities and consumer protection services is crucial.
Le Monde: How war and drugs are intertwined in Israel
Israeli attitudes towards cannabis have evolved from initial disdain among early Zionist immigrants to widespread use by the late 20th century. The rise of hippy culture post-1967 and the influx of Lebanese hashish, particularly after the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, contributed to a significant increase in consumption.
By the late 1980s, about 10% of Israeli adults were using cannabis regularly, creating public health and security challenges. Hezbollah’s control over drug production further complicated the situation, leading to instances of collaboration and espionage involving Israeli military personnel.
The Telegraph: ‘No whites’ graffiti investigated by police in Birmingham
Police in Birmingham are investigating racist graffiti stating “no whites” and “no whites allowed” that appeared in the inner-city neighborhood of Alum Rock. The graffiti was spray-painted on multiple walls, and CCTV footage captures a suspect at one location.
Community activist Naveed Sadiq claims the graffiti is meant to incite racial tensions and asserts that it likely comes from outside the community. West Midlands Police are working to identify those responsible and have increased patrols in the area.
#economy
The Western Journal: Real Estate Agent Exposes How Harris Policies Will Hurt Home Buyers: 'You Just Drove the Cost Up by $25k'
Vice President Kamala Harris proposes a $25,000 federal down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers to address the housing crisis. Critics argue that this policy could inadvertently inflate home prices by the same amount, further complicating affordability.
Real estate professionals warn that government financial incentives may not address root causes and could worsen economic issues, citing the risk of inflation when the government injects money into the market.