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Aug 29, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Two illegal immigrant suspects indicted on attempted murder charges in CBP officer shooting case in NYC
Two suspects, Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez and Christhian Aybar-Berroa, have been indicted for the attempted murder of an off-duty CBP officer in NYC. They face multiple charges, including attempted robbery and weapon possession, and are linked to a violent robbery spree.
Both men, identified as illegal immigrants with criminal records, are accused of shooting the officer during a robbery attempt. The officer survived and is expected to recover. The incident has sparked discussions on immigration enforcement and crime in sanctuary cities.
Breitbart: Remittances to Mexico Continue Plunging as ICE Raids Soar Across U.S.
Remittances from illegal Mexican nationals in the U.S. to Mexico have dropped over 15% year-on-year, reflecting the impact of President Trump's immigration enforcement policies. The Mexican central bank reported a nearly 6% decrease since the start of the year, with June marking the third consecutive monthly decline.
Despite the overall decrease, the average remittance amount increased to $409. The decline comes ahead of a new one percent remittance tax set to take effect in January, which was reduced from an initial proposal of 3.5%. Exemptions for certain transactions may mitigate the tax's impact on companies like Western Union.
Breitbart: Kristi Noem Announces Latest Migrant Detention Center 'The Speedway Slammer'
The Department of Homeland Security has announced the establishment of "The Speedway Slammer" migrant detention facility in Indiana, expanding ICE's capacity by 1,000 beds for detaining illegal migrants. Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized that those in the U.S. illegally should self-deport to avoid detention.
This initiative follows the success of Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz," which has already deported around 600 migrants. Indiana Governor Mike Braun expressed pride in the state's collaboration with federal agencies to combat illegal immigration and enhance public safety.
#politics
Fox News: ICE raid tipoffs from Dem lawmaker could mean charges, says DHS rep: 'Looks like obstruction'
Arizona state Senator Analise Ortiz faces potential obstruction-of-justice charges after admitting to alerting her community about ICE operations. DHS officials criticized her actions, asserting they compromise national security and endanger law enforcement.
Ortiz defended her stance, claiming her duty is to protect her community from ICE activities. Meanwhile, Republican Senator Warren Petersen has referred the matter for federal investigation, emphasizing the importance of upholding the law.
#society
GB News: Asian hornet invasion takes over Britain as sightings surge by 150% and Labour urged to 'get a grip'
The UK is facing a significant increase in Asian hornet sightings, with reports rising by 150% in a year. Authorities have recorded 73 sightings and 28 nests this year, raising concerns about the impact on the bee population. Experts urge immediate action to eradicate the invasive species.
The British Beekeepers Association warns that this year could be the worst yet for Asian hornets, which can produce over 350 queens per nest. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has limited resources to address the issue, prompting calls for better management and reporting of hornet nests.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Modi Plans China Visit, Urges Indians to Buy Local amid Trump Tariff Pressure
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit amid stalled trade talks with the U.S. Modi is promoting local products as India navigates complex relations with both China and Russia, while facing U.S. tariffs on imports linked to Russian oil.
The U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on Indian imports due to concerns over India's oil trade with Russia, straining relations further. Modi's government is under pressure to balance its ties with the U.S. and its commitments to Russia, as it seeks to protect domestic interests.
#economy
Breitbart: Libya Makes Deal with ExxonMobil After Decade-Long Oil Freeze
The National Oil Corporation of Libya has signed a memorandum of understanding with ExxonMobil to explore offshore oil and gas reserves, marking a potential revival of the company's operations in Libya after years of inactivity due to security concerns. Libya's oil production has recently increased, and the NOC is eager to expand partnerships with American firms.
Despite ongoing security challenges and political divisions between rival governments, the NOC's chairman expressed optimism about the future of Libya's oil sector. The situation remains volatile, as evidenced by recent militia violence, but foreign investors may view the GNU's consolidation of power as a positive development for stability.
#military
Fox News: Who is Quornelius Radford? The Army sergeant accused of shooting 5 soldiers at Fort Stewart in Georgia
U.S. Army Sergeant Quornelius Radford, 28, has been identified as the suspect in a shooting that injured five soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia. The incident occurred in the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team area, and all injured soldiers received treatment at a local hospital.
Radford, who has not been deployed to combat, is currently in pre-trial confinement following previous legal issues, including a DUI arrest. He allegedly used a personal weapon during the shooting at his workplace.
#health
Forbes: What Is Legionnaire’s Disease? Here’s What To Know About New York City Outbreak
At least three people have died in a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Harlem, with 67 reported cases. The disease, caused by legionella bacteria, primarily affects older individuals and is linked to poorly maintained cooling towers.
New York City has seen a rise in Legionnaires’ cases over the past decade, with health officials urging building owners to maintain cooling systems to prevent outbreaks. Residents are advised to seek medical attention if they show flu-like symptoms.