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2026-07-15 13:27:41 (1 week ago)

Trump contradiz o próprio governo e manda manter blitzes do ICE após mortes de imigrantes

Donald Trump REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst A polícia migratória dos Estados Unidos (ICE) continuará suas operações nas estradas para combater a imigração irregular, afirmou nesta quarta-feira (15) o presidente Donald Trump, após a suspensão dessa prática depois da morte de dois imigrantes. 📱Favorite o g1 no Google e acompanhe as principais notícias do dia Um colombiano de 26 anos morreu na segunda-feira após levar tiros de um agente do ICE no estado do Maine, e na semana passada outro incidente terminou com a morte de um mexicano que vivia há anos em Houston, Texas. Em ambos os casos, os agentes afirmam ter atirado porque os homens tentaram fugir e usaram seus veículos para escapar. Trump chama atenção por sequência de gafes em compromissos públicos "NÃO PODEMOS abrir mão de uma das ferramentas mais importantes e eficazes do I.C.E. contra o crime: AS BLITZES DE TRÂNSITO!", declarou Trump em sua plataforma Truth Social. "A 'Esquerda Radical Democrata' gostaria que isso acontecesse, mas não vai ocorrer sob minha vigilância", acrescentou, usando uma expressão depreciativa em inglês para se referir à oposição. O Departamento de Segurança Interna (DHS), ao qual o ICE está subordinado, anunciou que suspenderia estas operações diante da comoção causada por essas duas mortes. Carro envolvido em incidente com agentes do ICE que terminou com um morto é guinchado em Biddeford, Maine AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty O governo mexicano, que afirma que 17 de seus cidadãos morreram em operações de detenção e deportação desde o retorno de Trump ao poder, em 2025, anunciou na semana passada que apresentará denúncias criminais nos Estados Unidos contra o governo americano. O presidente da Colômbia, Gustavo Petro, classificou a morte do colombiano no Maine como "assassinato". LEIA TAMBÉM: Venezuela anuncia plano de 'fortalecimento da democracia' Musk diz que Le Pen é 'última esperança da França' O DHS anunciou a abertura de investigações internas sobre os dois casos. "Espero que essas investigações sejam conduzidas da mesma forma que outras investigações desse tipo, o que necessariamente envolve trabalhar com as polícias estaduais e locais", declarou na terça-feira o procurador-geral dos Estados Unidos em exercício, Todd Blanche, durante uma audiência no Senado para confirmar sua nomeação ao cargo. Diversos incidentes envolvendo agentes do ICE e da polícia de fronteira ocorreram em estados-santuário, onde as autoridades locais não cooperam com o governo federal em operações contra a imigração irregular. "Os homens e mulheres do ICE estão fazendo um GRANDE trabalho, um trabalho que precisa ser feito. O CRIME CAIU MUITO NOS ESTADOS UNIDOS, em muitos casos para níveis que não eram vistos há décadas", afirmou Trump. A oposição democrata considera que o ICE extrapola suas atribuições e que suas operações também prejudicaram imigrantes em situação regular. As operações em larga escala contra imigrantes em situação irregular provocaram mortes não apenas de estrangeiros sem documentação, mas também de americanos que se opunham às ações. Em janeiro, dois ativistas, Renee Good e Alex Pretti, morreram em Minneapolis. O episódio já havia levado o ICE a modificar sua estratégia de atuação.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 13:25:58 (1 week ago)

Ella Baron on Nigel Farage and the World Cup – cartoon

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 13:22:43 (1 week ago)

The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s farewell: a dignified departure and a necessary one | Editorial

The outgoing prime minister was on good form during his sometimes emotional last PMQs. But Labour MPs were right that change was needed

Mercifully for a prime minister whose defenestration was swift and brutal after Labour’s catastrophic local election results in May, Sir Keir Starmer’s valedictory week has offered several opportunities to point to what he got right. Sir Keir’s steadfast record in corralling international support for Ukraine – and ensuring Britain stayed out of Donald Trump’s illegal war on Iran – will be looked on favourably by history. A minute’s applause in Paris on Monday, from leaders of the “coalition of the willing” countries, was well deserved.

On Tuesday in the House of Commons, Andy Burnham paid tribute to the outgoing prime minister for his role in drafting the bill that finally became the Hillsborough law this week. On Wednesday, serendipitously, the England team’s World Cup exploits allowed Sir Keir to indulge his passion for football during his final prime minister’s questions.

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Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-15 13:21:07 (1 week ago)

Powerful LGBTQ+ group's endorsements could tank vulnerable Dems over radical youth trans agenda

The Human Rights Campaign endorsed 29 candidates in battleground districts for 2026, raising questions about alignment with the group's stances.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-15 13:20:13 (1 week ago)

Trump's DNI pick Jay Clayton has fiery exchange with Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff

President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the nation’s intelligence agencies appeared in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday for a relatively smooth hearing that quickly turned explosive just before it ended. (Credit: C-SPAN)

Fox News - Video

2026-07-15 13:18:54 (1 week ago)

Sen Marsha Blackburn slams Jack Smith over alleged text message spying

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., discusses former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s spying allegations, U.S. Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche’s Senate confirmation hearing and more on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’

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2026-07-15 13:18:26 (1 week ago)

Practicing pole dancing in living room sounds like a good idea until you make it rain and flood your apartment

Video captures the moment a Houston woman's pole struck a sprinkler head during a living room practice session, flooding her entire apartment.

Times of India

2026-07-15 13:15:32 (1 week ago)

Jones Act waiver extension on the table as Iran tensions threaten US fuel prices - report

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2026-07-15 13:14:07 (1 week ago)

Todd Blanche’s loyalty to Trump questioned in Senate confirmation hearing

Blanche's actions have raised questions about the independence of the Department of Justice, which he currently leads.

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2026-07-15 13:13:28 (1 week ago)

Former coach Jon Gruden lands another pro football gig amid ongoing lawsuit against NFL: report

Jon Gruden is slated to call an NFL preseason game on play-by-play, marking his first return to pro football since his 2021 Raiders departure.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 13:12:30 (1 week ago)

At his final PMQs, Starmer soaked up the love from all sides – and even some tenderness from Kemi

It wasn’t his performances on Wednesday lunchtimes that did for the ultimate mid-table PM – it was all the other stuff

Who would have thought it? Most of us would have put money on Kemi Badenoch failing to read the room for Keir Starmer’s last ever prime minister’s questions. Not a bit. From her opening tribute to Ann Widdecombe to her final gags, Kemi was the model of warmth, generosity and tenderness. Pitch perfect. Not a word out of place. So much so that you couldn’t help wondering if the real Kemi had been locked up in her office and her minders had sent a doppelganger out to the Commons. If so, it would be lovely if we could see more of her body double.

There were loud cheers from the Labour benches as Keir made his way past cabinet colleagues to his place on the frontbench. It’s one of life’s little tragedies that a prime minister’s popularity peaks when they are on their way out of the job. Suddenly, any misgivings that MPs might have over their leader’s management of the country are forgiven. It’s like falling for an ex all over again. Which, on balance, is something best avoided. Things tend to get messy quite quickly.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-15 13:11:53 (1 week ago)

Canadian woman accused of slapping Trump-supporting teen turned over to ICE

Kaitlyn E. Tracey, a Canadian national, allegedly slapped a teen wearing Trump-branded clothing at Point Pleasant Beach before being turned over to ICE.

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