>>22441595 (You), >>22441685 Colombia surrenders to Trump re barring flights carrying deporteesPN

I found this statement from Perez to be bizarre, how are hardened criminals and the insane released from their country, "Patriots" and "rightful subjects"? Unless Petro intentionally sent criminals to the US on behest of Bidan and other Countries leaders, to send their worst for terrorism or a planned terrorist attacks. Were future attacks coordinated at the same time in different American cities. Is there any other reason he would call dangerous criminals released from jail, insane asylums etc., "patriots"? Why is he demanding "dignified treatment", what have they done to deserve respect?

Anons I think we will find out that along the illegals that mean no harm generally, were and are filled with hand chosen military, law enforcement, mafia types, etc for the NWO destruction of the US.There's just something really fishy about Petro's statement

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro

"he will turn away American military aircraft full of deportees unless theUS sets up “a protocol for the dignified treatment of migrants.”

"“Colombians,as patriots and rightful subjects, were not and will not be banished from Colombian territory,”the statement said.

The country let their "Patriots" flood America, and suddenly they became killers and criminals! Were the ones sent, really in their military did he send them here to create more crime or a coordinated attack, with other countries criminals and insane? Sounds like it.

Night Construction Border Barrier Infrastructure Progress Continues

This video highlights the ongoing efforts to construct the southern border barrier during nighttime operations. It provides a closer look at the various stages of the process, including filling bollards with cement, filtering the cement, cleaning the bollards with a pressure washer, and moving materials with lift trucks. Skilled engineers and contractors work together to ensure the efficient and precise execution of these tasks under challenging nighttime conditions.

These construction projects are designed to enhance border security by creating robust infrastructure, such as roads, fences, and lighting, to block unauthorized crossings and disrupt drug-smuggling corridors. The engineers are responsible for managing the design, construction oversight, and overall progress of these projects, which are being carried out in collaboration with Customs and Border Protection.

Every aspect of this construction effort reflects a commitment to safety, precision, and security. This video captures the hard work and dedication of the teams working through the night to ensure the successful completion of this critical infrastructure.

Disclaimer:

All footage in this video was captured with proper authorization and does not depict any individual crossing the international border. Identifiable markings on personnel and equipment have been masked to protect privacy.

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https://youtu.be/66qzKdvhI0g

Jonathan Turley Flags Constitutional Issue That May Help Trump End Birthright Citizenship

Jan. 26, 2025

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Sunday on Fox that an issue within the wording of the 14th Amendment, which has been interpreted to establish birthright citizenship as a constitutional right, may ultimately aid in President Donald Trump’s favor to end birthright citizenship.

Following his inauguration, Trump signed an executive order on Jan. 20 to end birthright citizenship for illegal migrants and immigrants with temporary legal status. On “Fox News Sunday,” host Shannon Bream asked the law professor if the Trump administration could win in the courts, as multiple state attorney generals and a U.S. district court judge have already challenged the order.

“Well, I think the initial argument of the Trump administration might be a little bit different in the sense that you have an amendment that has clarity on both ends, that if you’re born in this country, you are a citizen. But in the middle are these six maddening words that people have been debating over since it was first enacted or ratified,” Turley said.

“I think that members of the Supreme Court may want to look at that,” Turley added. “When the 14th Amendment was drafted, some of the individuals involved in that process,some of the members of Congress said that they believed it did not extend birthright citizenship and that has really fueled a lot of this debate.”

Only a day after Trump signed the executive order addressing birthright citizenship, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) launched its first lawsuit against Trump, claiming the executive order is “unconstitutional” and is “a reckless and ruthless repudiation of American values.”

Turley went on to state that the Supreme Court could play a role in adopting a “different interpretation” of the 14th Amendment, adding that most Americans don’t approve of birthright citizenship, which could lead to a campaign if Trump loses in the courts.

“The law itself coming out of the courts has been fairly stable since then. But this hasn’t had a lot of treatment by the Supreme Court, so the Supreme Court could adopt a different interpretation. But the Trump administration may win either way. That is, if they lose in the courts, this is going to be playing out right before the midterm elections,” Turley continued.

“Most citizens, it seems like in polls, the majority of citizens do not approve of birthright citizenship,” Turley said. “We’re in the minority of countries recognizing birthright citizenship. That may be what the Trump administration is looking for. If they lose in the courts, they could start a constitutional amendment campaign. This is a wedge issue that they might invite.”

It is estimated that more than 7 million illegal migrants crossed the U.S. border under the Biden-Harris administration, as the southern border had record-high encounters during those four years. According to Pew Research, the group found that in 2022, an estimated 1.3 million adults born to illegal immigrants in the U.S. were living in households with illegal migrants.

Despite pushback in the courts, a DOJ official told the Daily Caller on Thursday that theTrump administration plans to take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Trump officials have noted that the original intent of the 14th Amendment was to grant rights to freed black slaves.

https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2025/01/26/jonathan-turley-flags-constitutional-issue-that-may-help-trump-end-birthright-citizenship/

Activist Robby Starbuck: Anything you do as a company should not be considering race or ethnicity

Filmmaker and activist Robby Starbuck joins 'Squawk Box' todiscuss the DEI policies at JPMorgan, the future of DEI in corporate America, and more.

(These companies believe they can still get away with this BS)

6:00

https://youtu.be/37ApjOmI0Oo

Nvidia plummets 13% to lead global tech sell-off as China’s DeepSeek raises questions about AI chip spending

PUBLISHED MON, JAN 27 2025

KEY POINTS

• U.S. technology firms like Nvidia plunged, as Chinese startup DeepSeek sparked concerns over competitiveness in AI and America’s lead in the sector, triggering a global sell-off.

• DeepSeek launched a free, open-source large language model in late December, claiming it was developed in just two months at a cost of under $6 million.

• These developments have bolstered questions about the large amounts of money big tech companies have been investing in artificial intelligence models and data centers.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/27/nvidia-falls-10percent-in-premarket-trading-as-chinas-deepseek-triggers-global-tech-sell-off.html

All-in podcast mentioned about how expensive American chips compared to China and India

Trump's bureaucracy goes to war. 6 hours ago

The federal government is going MAGA — fast.

Why it matters:President Trump has only been in office a week, but the departments under his command are moving with blazing speed to transform the federal bureaucracy into an army of loyalists.

• The new administration immediately moved to freeze nearly all foreign aid, root out DEI programs, remove officials and whole offices deemed ideologically suspect, and muzzle public health agencies.

• "We're getting rid of all of the cancer … caused by the Biden administration," Trump told reporters while signing a Day One executive order that stripped employment protections from civil servants.

Driving the news:Late Friday night, the White House fired 17 inspectors general — independent agency watchdogs responsible for identifying fraud, waste and corruption.

• The mass firings, relayed via email, appear to violate a federal law that requires the administration to notify Congress 30 days before removing inspectors general.

• Amid outrage from Democrats and ethics experts, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) — a Trump ally and longtime advocate for whistleblowers — called on the president to explain his decision to Congress.

Zoom in:DEI offices and programs have been shuttered across the government, including at the CIA, Department of Veterans Affairs, Army and Air Force, and the Federal Aviation Administration.

• Federal workers have been ordered to report colleagues who may seek to "disguise" DEI efforts by using "coded language."

• And Trump directed federal agencies to each identify "up to nine" major companies, universities or non-profits to investigate over their DEI practices.

There have been hundreds of staff removalsor reassignments, including at the State Department, where far more career officers were asked to resign than in past administrations.

• The Department of Justice reassigned at least 15 senior career officials, including a top counterintelligence attorney involved in the FBI's investigation of classified documents Trump stashed at Mar-a-Lago.

• The DOJ also rescinded job offers to recent law school graduates who were placed through the Attorney General's Honors program.

• Trump's National Security Council sent home around 160 staffers while Trump officials conducted loyalty screenings to ensure they're aligned with his agenda.

• One of the administration's highest-profile firings so far was Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Linda Fagan, the first woman to lead a branch of the U.S. military. She was accused of leadership failures and an "excessive focus" on DEI at the Coast Guard Academy.

Between the lines:Trump loyalists have also moved to centralize control around public messaging, particularly when it comes to public health.

• The Department of Health and Human Services ordered an unprecedented "immediate pause" on all health reports and social media posts through at least the end of the month, leading scientists to cancel CDC meetings on the escalating bird flu outbreak.

• The Pentagon also ordered a global pause on all official social media posts until the confirmation of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has promised a radical culture shakeup across the U.S. military.

https://www.axios.com/2025/01/27/trump-federal-eorkers-inspectors-general

State Department halts 'X' passport gender marker applications

The freeze was noted in an internal communication reviewed by ABC News.

January 24, 2025, 11:27 AM ET

State Department halts 'X' passport gender marker applicationsSecretary of State Marco Rubio has directed the State Department to freeze applications in the passport pipeline with “X” selected as the gender identifier.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed the State Department to freeze applications in the passport pipeline with “X” selected as the gender identifier, according to internal communication reviewed by ABC News.

The move follows President Donald Trump's executive order declaring that the U.S. government would only recognize a person's sex assigned at birth, limit the definition of a "male" or "female" to their reproductive cellsand potentially withhold federal funding from programs that acknowledge transgender people or "gender ideology."

The Biden administration introduced an option to select “X” instead of male or female on passportapplications in 2022. The rule announced by then-Secretary of State Antony Blinken marked the Transgender Day of Visibility and was designed to accommodate intersex, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming individuals.

Intersex people are those with variations in their sex traits such as genitals, chromosomes, hormones or reproductive organs, and differ from expectations of male and female anatomy.

Passports already issued with “X” gender identifiers will still be considered valid, according to the new policy.

As of Thursday, the online application tool still allows applicants to select “X” for their gender or say they wish to change their gender marker, causing confusion within the department’s passport processing operations.

Applicants who call into the State Department’s National Passport Information Center with questions are being told to wait for new guidance before applying if they can, which the center says will be made available “in the coming days.” Those with questions about existing applications are also being told to wait for the same guidance.

Civil liberties groups have criticized the executive order's limitations on sex and gender identification. Lambda Legal, an LGBTQ advocacy and legal organization, is preparing potential legal action against the executive order so identification documents can "accurately identify" intersex and nonbinary people.

The State Department doesn’t publish data on how many applicants have selected “X” since it was introduced, but UCLA’s Williams Institute estimated at the time that 16,700 people might apply for passports with the “X” identifier each year.

The State Department declined to comment on the matter, saying it “does not comment on leaked internal documents.”

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/state-department-halts-passport-gender-marker-applications/story?id=118062178

Club Random with Bill Maher

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New episode with Matt Gaetz is avail now—Watch here on X or wherever you get your podcasts

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https://x.com/ClubRandom_/status/1883657351808643116

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