Todays roundup for January 29th: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has donated millions in aid to Caribbean nations, supporting recovery efforts after Hurricane Beryl. We also cover the suspension of US military training for Trinidad and Tobago’s Defence Force, the safe landing of a Caribbean Airlines flight, and the ongoing deportation concerns affecting 15 Caribbean nations. Plus, Google makes a controversial move by renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. Stay tuned for updates on the world’s toughest row and a warning for wanna be cooks that want to experiment with giant African snails in the Caribbean.

29th January

012925 Scott Adams Show, ICE, Deportations, and Grocery Prices, RFK Jr Confirmation, Trump Energy and AI

Scott Adams Show

012925 Scott Adams Show, ICE, Deportations, Grocery Prices, RFK Jr Confirmation, Trump Energy and AI

Original story in Business Insider: https://www.businessinsider.com/immigration-corporate-lobbyists-trump-mass-deportations-make-america-wealthy-again-2025-2

Businesses push back on Trump's 'mass deportation' pledge — Del Walters interviews journalist Dave Levinthal

On this episode, the LMC welcomes freelance writer Nyki Duda and Emiliano Aguilar, a political and labor historian, to discuss Mexican repatriation in the 1930s in Indiana and how recent events mirror this dark chapter in American history almost a century later.  

Emiliano Aguilar is also an assistant professor in the history department at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana

March 7th, 2025: Mexican repatriation in the 1930s in Indiana

On WBAL News Now at 6, ABC News legal analyst talks about a U.S. Court of Appeals hearing on the Trump Administrations use of the Aliens Enemies Act (AEA) to deport Venezuelan gang members.  

WBAL News Now in Depth AEA Deportations Court Battle

Adios Mis Amigos

A guerra das taxas alfandegárias está para lá do bom senso? A Boeing poderá vir a ter problemas com a decisão chinesa? A decisão do supremo tribunal do Reino Unido sobre o que é uma mulher é um retrocesso? Para as pessoas trans? Para as mulheres? O MP é politicamente interventivo, em Portugal? Os poderes executivo e judicial estão em guerra, nos EUA? As deportações nos EUA são a marca do fim da democracia?

Ep. 255 - China e Boeing; Trans no Reino Unido; A política do MP; Deportações EUA

Israël a annoncé lundi 5 mai un plan de «conquête» du territoire gazaoui prévoyant un déplacement massif de sa population, voire l’expulsion des Palestiniens hors de Gaza. Que peut la justice internationale face à cette décision? Pourquoi les Etats ne se mobilisent-ils pas face à la crise palestinienne? Monique Chemillier-Gendreau, spécialiste du droit international, répond aux questions de Carole Pirker.

Photo: ©Jaber Jehad Badwan, CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikimedia Commons

Plan de «conquête» à Gaza

The UN human rights office on Tuesday expressed deep concern about the deportation of non-US nationals on unclear grounds and without due process.

Approximately 142,000 individuals were deported from the US between 20 January and 29 April, according to official US data. The fate and whereabouts of at least 245 Venezuelans and around 30 Salvadorans removed to El Salvador remain unclear.

"Lawyers don’t know where they are. In fact, no one knows where they are for certain, and we don’t know the legal basis," said Liz Throssell, spokesperson for the UN rights office, OHCHR. "So that is raising huge human rights concerns."

Many were deported under the Alien Enemies Act as alleged members of specific criminal groups.

"The individuals concerned were in many cases told only hours before they were flown out that they were being deported," said Ms. Throssell, speaking in Geneva.

'Powerless' families despair after relatives deported from the United States to South America

Haitian deportations surge as ICE escalates flights and repatriation efforts, impacting TPS holders and exacerbating regional migration crises in the United States and Dominican Republic.

Haitian Deportation Surge An Urgent Plight

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