Columbia student protester sues Trump to stop deportation

A Columbia University student who moved to the US as a child is suing the Trump administration over attempts to deport her for participating in pro-Palestinian protests.

Yunseo Chung, 21, a legal permanent US resident who moved from South Korea when she was seven, alleges immigration officials have executed search warrants at multiple Columbia facilities, including her dormitory.

The lawsuit seeks to block her detention and deportation, citing First Amendment and other constitutional rights.

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The ‘Century Initiative’ is the talk of the campaign, but what is it?

Century Initiative Founder Mark Wiseman

OTTAWA — The campaign may have just begun, but Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre already looks to have found his favourite target: the Liberal-linked Century Initiative.

The little known pro-immigration lobby group, which seeks to grow Canada’s population to 100 million by 2100, has been on Poilievre’s lips a lot in the campaign’s opening stretch, after Liberal Leader Mark Carney added Century Initiative co-founder Mark Wiseman to his advisory council on Canada-U.S. relations last week.


More lies.

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Russia and Ukraine agree Black Sea ceasefire

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an effective ceasefire in the Black Sea, the White House has said after talks in Saudi Arabia.

In two separate statements, the White House reported agreements with both Russia and Ukraine “to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea”.

They also “agreed to develop measures … to ban strikes against energy facilities”, the statements said.

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KLEIN: Mark Carney is hiding his globalist agenda: Canadians should be worried

Mark Carney wants you to believe he’s the leader Canada needs right now. He often is heard saying, “It’s Time to Build.”

Build what, Mr. Carney?

That’s the question Canadians need to be asking. Because if you dig beneath the surface of his polished speeches and scripted photo ops, it’s clear what Carney really plans to build: a future where your freedoms shrink, your costs go up, and unelected elites call the shots.

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Joe Rogan would ‘rather go to Russia’ than work at UFC event in Canada

Joe Rogan has said he will not be working at UFC 315 in May, as he would “rather go to Russia” than Canada, where the event will play out.

UFC 315 is scheduled for 10 May at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, and given the fight card’s status as a pay-per-view event, many fans expected Rogan to be on commentary duties for the UFC.

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Mark Carney is offering voters the other guy’s ideas, without the other guy

If the last near-decade has proven any adage true, it’s that the Liberals are terrible at governing, but exceptional at campaigning. Campaigns are when you get to announce things; governance is when you’re supposed to follow through. Unfortunately for Canada, the Trudeau Liberals conflated the former with the latter, behaving as if announcing a plan – a framework for a plan, a timeline for a framework for a plan – constituted actual action on a promise. But when the time came to ask Canadians for their support, the Liberals managed to gloss over their failings by promoting a message that worked: Andrew Scheer is a shadowy social conservative; Erin O’Toole is a flip-flopper who would kowtow to anti-vaxxers; and now, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre can’t be trusted to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Parents attack CBeebies show over gender-neutral racoon

Transvestite Racoon

Parents have attacked a CBeebies show for featuring a gender-neutral racoon.

In the episode of Hey Duggee, an award-winning show, which is aimed at five-year-olds, a racoon called Wren and “their” siblings are introduced.

The gender-neutral language has been criticised as “inappropriate” and “confusing” for children still learning how to speak.

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Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus Found GUILTY

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Liberal lead ‘built on toothpicks and very dry sand’ as party’s fortunes tied to perceptions of Carney rather than policy, polls suggest

The first polls conducted since Prime Minister Mark Carney’s election as Liberal leader show voters warming to him, but pollsters say that those flocking to the governing party remain open to voting for other candidates.

“Everything right now is built on toothpicks and very dry sand,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Global Public Affairs. “It’s not even as if people are looking at the Liberal Party, they’re looking at Mark Carney … the question is whether or not what they’re reading into him, what their expectations about who they feel he is, actually match up with who he ends up being, at least from a political perspective.”

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Trump cabinet complained about ‘free-loading Europe’ in top secret group chat

Donald Trump’s cabinet complained about defending “free-loading Europe” in a secret group chat accidentally shared with a reporter.

In a massive security breach, the Atlantic’s editor in chief was mistakenly added to a forum on the messaging app Signal in which top members of the Trump administration discussed sensitive plans to bomb Yemen.


Oopsie!

h/t Mauser

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Sinaloa Cartel smuggler at U.S.-Canada border says he’ll “always” find a way to get migrants into the U.S.

On February 1st, President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on nearly all goods imported from Canada. Since then, his administration has engaged in an on again off again trade war with our longtime ally. The tariffs were imposed based on the exaggerated claim that millions of criminals and tons of deadly fentanyl have been pouring over the border into the United States— and that Canada has allowed it to happen.

Last month we went to the northern border, to the Chazy River, where even in the middle of winter, migrants continue to cross its frozen banks, often guided by human smugglers who openly advertise their services on Facebook and TikTok.

h/t XC

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Mahmoud Khalil hid ties to UNRWA on green card application, feds say as they hit anti-Israel agitator with new accusations

Detained Columbia University protester Mahmoud Khalil hid his ties to the controversial United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees on his visa application, the feds have alleged.

Lawyers for the Department of Justice lodged new accusations against the anti-Israel campus protest leader in court papers over the weekend, arguing that they should be grounds for his deportation.

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