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Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sharply criticized a series of judicial rulings that she said are obstructing her government’s efforts to combat illegal immigration, calling the decisions “objectively absurd” and questioning whether some magistrates are undermining enforcement of the law.

In a video statement, Meloni first pointed to a recent ruling ordering the Interior Ministry to compensate an Algerian citizen with 23 convictions after authorities attempted to transfer him to a repatriation center in Albania. 

According to Meloni, judges not only blocked the expulsion but required the state to pay €700 in damages.

“Just yesterday I commented on the surreal decision by the judiciary to order the Ministry of the Interior to compensate with Italian money an illegal immigrant with 23 convictions behind whom the state had had the daringness to transfer to the CPR in Albania for deportation,” Meloni said. 
She described the ruling as “shameful news,” adding that it was overshadowed by another decision issued the following day.

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CBS Evening News producer has left the network.

Alicia Hastey, a producer on the CBS evening program, wrote a farewell letter and explained why she took a buyout from the TV broadcaster. New York Times media reporter Ben Mullin posted screenshots of Alicia's letter on X (formerly Twitter.)

Within her parting message, the CBS Evening News producer also criticized the network's "sweeping new vision." CBS has been through a series of changes since its parent company, Paramount, merged with Skydance Media last year.

There has been a sweeping new vision prioritizing a break from traditional broadcast norms to embrace what has been described as 'heterodox' journalism," Alicia wrote in part

Stories are evaluated not just on their journalistic merit but on whether they conform to a shifting set of ideological expectations — a dynamic that pressures producers and reporters to self-censor or avoid challenging narratives that might trigger backlash or unfavorable headlines," she continued.

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A former top aide to New York Attorney General Letitia James runs a liberal nonprofit that is helping administer funding for anti-ICE trainings nationwide.

Anna Brower, James’ chief of staff until this past September, serves as president of the Hopewell Fund, one of several members of a so-called “dark money” network of left-wing philanthropies administered until 2024 by Arabella Advisors.

Hopewell doled out more than $91 million in grants that year for causes related to civil rights, social action and advocacy, per its latest tax filings, and serves as the fiscal sponsor of an organization called States at the Core.⅔

More than 12,000 people have been trained through States at the Core’s ICE Watch seminars since President Trump’s second inauguration, according to the nonprofit, though it’s unclear how much funding Hopewell has been helping it manage since it was founded in November 2024, the New York Times reported.

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ICE, Police Dept, Border Patrol, TSA, FBI, CIA, Private Industries, Hospitals, Banks....etc.  So refund all?

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Two men from New York are accused of running a healthcare scheme that defrauded Medicare and Medicaid out of more than $100 million.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) says it’s charging two men from Queens with masterminding a scam that stole $120 million from Medicare and Medicaid by submitting bogus claims.

Authorities say Inwoo Kim and Daniel Lee conspired to use Kim’s businesses – a pharmacy and two social adult daycare centers – to pay illegal bribes and kickbacks to elderly Medicaid patients and Medicare beneficiaries.

The pair allegedly convinced the seniors to file unneeded prescriptions at Kim’s pharmacy and enroll in medically unnecessary services at his daycare centers, then billed Medicare and Medicaid for the care that was supposedly provided.

Comment:

Where are the comments from the Democratic party. Yay or Nay?