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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Admin Cracking Down Against Suspects Attacking ICE Agents
Federal agents enforcing immigration laws are facing a significant rise in physical assaults, prompting arrests of individuals accused of such attacks. Recent incidents include a U.S. citizen in Los Angeles charged with assaulting agents and a Portland man arrested for throwing rocks at ICE officers during a protest.
The Department of Homeland Security reports an 830% increase in assaults on ICE officials this year compared to the same period in 2024. Multiple arrests have been made, highlighting the federal government's response to these violent acts against its personnel.
Liberty Nation News: Focus on Employers: BBQ Chain’s Illegal Alien Pipeline Exposed - Liberty Nation News
A barbecue chain in Alabama and Arizona was raided for illegal immigration hiring violations. Owners Robert and Brenda Clouston, along with two illegal aliens, face charges for allegedly employing undocumented workers at lower wages and avoiding taxes.
This case highlights a broader issue in the restaurant industry, where illegal hiring practices are common. The Cloustons could face significant prison time if convicted, but many believe more needs to be done to hold employers accountable for exploiting illegal labor.
GB News: Labour's promise to tackle migrant crisis is 'hollow, empty words', Gullis tells GB News
Jonathan Gullis criticized Yvette Cooper's strategy on illegal immigration, labeling her measures as a "gimmick." He accused Labour politicians of being fixated on enacting new laws to create a false impression of action rather than implementing effective solutions.
#politics
Fox News: Trump official unloads on Dems for ‘one egregious felony after another’ in Russia probe
Stephen Miller, former White House Deputy Chief of Staff, labeled the Russia collusion narrative as a "coup" and a "seditious conspiracy," accusing Democrats and intelligence officials of attempting to undermine the 2016 election. He called for accountability for what he described as serious legal violations.
In response, former officials like James Clapper and John Brennan refuted these claims, asserting that the investigations into Russian interference were valid and well-supported. They criticized the Trump administration's allegations as attempts to distort history.
#society
Forbes: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Disappoints With $40 Million At Box Office In Second Weekend
“The Fantastic Four: First Steps” earned an estimated $40 million in its second weekend, a 66% drop from its $117.6 million opening. Despite remaining at the top of the box office, the decline mirrors trends seen in other Marvel films this year.
New comedies “The Bad Guys 2” and a reboot of “The Naked Gun” debuted but fell short of Marvel's blockbuster. Audience fatigue for superhero films is noted, with DC's “Superman” still holding the highest opening of 2025 at $125 million.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: European countries slam videos of emaciated hostages, call on Hamas to disarm
European leaders condemned propaganda videos of emaciated Israeli hostages released by Gaza terror groups, calling for Hamas to disarm and cease its role in Gaza's governance. French President Macron emphasized the need for immediate hostage release and humanitarian aid access.
UK and German officials echoed these sentiments, labeling the videos as inhumane and demanding unconditional release of hostages. Concerns grow over the well-being of remaining captives, with calls for a ceasefire and a long-term peace plan.
#culture
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Bring back the Redskins, and everything else torn down by wokeness
Washington's NFL team owners are considering restoring the name "Redskins," a term deemed offensive in 2020 amid a broader cultural reckoning. This change reflects a growing sentiment against the erasure of historical symbols and names, including the removal of various statues.
The editorial argues for a reevaluation of the actions taken during the wave of iconoclasm in 2020, suggesting that society should reclaim its history rather than continue to erase it. It calls for a return to the past to heal from the societal upheaval experienced during that period.