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 🗞️ TODAY’S HEADLINES

Everything you need to know

🤫 Biden Quietly Relaxes Immigration Rules
The Biden administration is loosening immigration enforcement, introducing policies like allowing migrants in New York City to skip in-person ICE check-ins. New measures also let migrants request case reviews and challenge monitoring requirements, further straining ICE officers already burdened with a backlog extending into 2032.

🏞 Texas Offers Trump 1,400 Acres for Deportation Facility
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham has offered the Trump administration 1,402 acres near the Rio Grande to establish a large-scale deportation center. Initially purchased for border wall construction, the land will now support what Buckingham calls “the largest deportation of violent criminals in U.S. history.”

📈 Trump’s Favorability Among Young Americans Hits Record High
A new YouGov poll reveals a 19-point surge in Donald Trump’s favorability among Americans aged 18-29, with 57% now viewing him positively. This historic shift comes after his strategic outreach through popular podcasts and the inclusion of unconventional figures like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, sparking a generational realignment.

📣 FEMA Whistleblower Exposes Anti-Trump Bias
A FEMA whistleblower alleges the agency labeled Trump supporters as "domestic terrorists." House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) shared a report of a FEMA official advising a disabled veteran in Georgia to remove Trump signage from his property, citing these alleged biases.

🗳️ POLL RESULT FROM YESTERDAY

📊 Do you support Matt Gaetz's appointment?

🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 YES 👍 (95%)

⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ NO 👎 (0%)

🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ UNSURE 🤔 (5%)

Our voters’ opinions

👍 Yes: “In the words of Sen. Schumer, "if you get on the bad side of the intelligence Community, they have 6 ways to sunday to get back at you". This is exactly what this is. The FBI and CIA have zero credibility]...add TSA ATF CPS DEA, DHS, CDC DOJ AND ANY OTHER OVERLY INTRUSIVE GOVT ENTITY.” —Carroll

👍 Yes: “I don't care what he did 7 or 8 years ago. I care about what he can do today!” —Anonymous

🗳️ TODAY’S QUESTION

🌎 BRIEF STORIES

Some Quick Stories

🇺🇸 ​​President-elect Donald Trump nominated Linda McMahon, co-founder of WWE and former Small Business Administration head, to lead the Education Department

🇭🇰 Jimmy Lai – Hong Kong’s pro-democracy media mogul – testified for the first time in his trial. Chinese authorities have cast the 77-year-old as the leader of the territory’s democratic movement and charged him with crimes that carry potential life sentences

🎾 Rafael Nadal's 23-year professional career ended on Tuesday after the 38-year-old tennis legend lost in his final singles match

🇺🇸 The Venezuelan migrant who murdered Georgia student Laken Riley was sentenced to life in prison

📺 Comcast announced plans to spin off its cable TV division, including CNBC and MSNBC

📰 Several mainstream media sources omitted the fact that Laken Riley’s killer is an illegal migrant. Screenshots show how outlets like The Washington Post, The New York Times, and the Associated Press did not mention that Ibarra illegally entered the US from Venezuela in their top-line coverage.

📺 CNN reported that Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy want to crack down on remote work for federal workers, and how many employees are threatening to quit over this change. However, this tactic has long been used in the private sector to slash workforce and is the express goal of the Department of Government Efficiency.

🏛️ WASHINGTON D.C

The Food Industry’s Secret Plot to Undermine RFK Jr.

RFK Jr.’s Challenge to Big Food
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has targeted the corporate food industry, advocating for reforms that would ban harmful additives, regulate seed oils, and overhaul ultra-processed food production. His stance follows a history of questioning the medical industry’s narratives, sparking unease among powerful food corporations.

Corporate Lobbyists on High Alert
Investigative journalist Lee Fang revealed that companies like PepsiCo and McDonald’s are mobilizing to counter Kennedy’s proposals. Lobbyists are reportedly planning to use federal funding processes to limit his ability to enact laws. The effort underscores how seriously Big Food views Kennedy's reforms as a threat.

Focus on Food Dyes and Additives
Kennedy has targeted controversial food dyes, such as those in Doritos and Cap’n Crunch, linked to behavioral and health risks in children. While these additives are flagged with warning labels in Europe, they remain widely used in the U.S. The industry argues that banning such chemicals would force costly adjustments, threatening profitability.

Strategic Roadblocks
Lobbyists aim to weaken Kennedy’s campaign by emphasizing the broad scope of his agenda, suggesting that his initiatives may falter due to overreach. Additionally, they plan to leverage Senate confirmation processes to extract compromises, using political maneuvering to protect their interests.

Gaining Ground with Conservatives
Despite corporate pushback, Kennedy’s agenda resonates with Trump’s base. Influencers like Joe Rogan, who has platformed critics of processed foods, have amplified these calls for healthier food practices. This alignment has energized the Republican movement toward stricter regulation of Big Food.

A Shift in the GOP’s Approach
The "Make America Healthy Again" agenda marks a departure from Trump’s first-term policies, which favored deregulation in the food sector. Now, Big Food faces a Republican base increasingly unified around Kennedy’s vision for healthier, more transparent food standards.