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• 🇺🇸 President Biden's campaign trolls Donald Trump

• 🏛️ GOP candidates promise to limit Muslim migration

• 🗳️ Jim Jordan cancels third speaker's vote

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👮‍♂️ Man gets jail time for posting memes. Right-wing social media user Douglas Mackey was given a 7-month prison term for tweeting memes in 2016 that made fun of Hillary Clinton's supporters. He was convicted of "election interference" by a jury in part because one of the memes mockingly advised Clinton supporters to text in their ballots. (Post Millenial)

🏛️ Pro-Palestinian demonstrators swarm the Capitol building. On Wednesday, during a pro-Palestinian march at the U.S. Capitol, some 300 people were detained. The demonstrators, who congregated at an office building's main lobby and nearby open areas, requested a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. This comes after an incident at the White House where protesters were detained for interfering with official business. The ABC News

⛓️ A protester from January 6 was held without charge for a thousand days. Jake Lang, a protester at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, has been detained for more than 20 months while he awaits trial. He recently spoke about the deteriorating conditions that he and other prisoners experience, including solitary confinement, a dearth of family visits, and claimed attacks. Period Times

💵 $100 million in help for the Palestinians is approved by Biden. $100 million in "humanitarian" aid for Palestinians impacted by the Israel-Hamas conflict has been approved by the Biden administration. He asserts that "mechanisms in place" will prevent terrorists from using the money. (Insider)

🇮🇷 backed by Iran Maintains security clearance: Pentagon adviser. After conducting an internal investigation, the Pentagon determined there was no problem with granting access to military secrets to Ariane Tabatabai, a participant in an Iranian influence operation. In the past, Tabatabai and others were involved in a covert campaign by the Iranian government that aimed to influence American foreign policy. White House Free Beacon

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President Biden's campaign trolls Donald Trump

Here is what's going on: President Biden's campaign has joined Truth Social, a platform created by former President Trump, and is actively trolling Trump.

They've adopted the username "Dark Brandon" with a profile picture parodying Biden. The campaign shares short videos critical of Trump, featuring quotes from his Republican primary opponents and framing his past remarks negatively.

They mentioned joining Truth Social for humor. Trump is currently leading in various election polls, including key swing states, suggesting a potential showdown in the 2024 presidential election.

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GOP candidates promise to limit Muslim migration

Here is what's happening: Several Republican presidential candidates argue that the United States shouldn't accept immigrants from nations with ties to Islamic terrorism as the Israel-Hamas conflict continues.

• A discussion on Gazan refugees was started on Saturday by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who said that "the U.S. should not be absorbing any" of them due to their "toxic" culture, which "would increase antisemitism" and "anti-Americanism."

• In order to fulfill his campaign pledge to stop immigration from "terror-plagued" areas, former President Donald Trump reinstated and expanded the travel restriction he enacted during his administration. According to Trump's campaign, he would also deport anybody who has "jihadist sympathies" and subject everyone to "ideological screening."

• Other contenders: Vivek Ramaswamy, Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), and former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley all said that the US should not accept Palestinian refugees.

Why it's important: After Hamas's historic attack on Israeli civilians this month — and the sizable gatherings of Palestinian sympathizers in U.S. cities — Islamic radicalism has once again entered the national discussion. As border officers increasingly come into contact with immigrants on the terror blacklist, notably those from Iran, which supports Hamas, this heightens the GOP's already-existing fears about illegal immigration.

• No assistance: While the United States has taken in hundreds of thousands of Muslim refugees over the past few years, Arab nations have refused to welcome Gazans fleeing the conflict.

Zooming out: In the West, there are increasing cultural tensions. Hijabi women have been spotted pulling down images of kidnapped Israeli youngsters who are thought to be held hostage by Hamas in London. A migrant is said to have cried "Allahu Akbar" before carrying off a murderous stabbing spree in France.

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Jim Jordan cancels the third speaker's vote

Here is what's going on: House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has decided to cancel the third vote for the House Speaker position due to insufficient support.

He received 199 votes in the second ballot, falling short of the 217 needed to become speaker. Jordan was expected to lose further votes in an upcoming ballot. Instead, he is now supporting House Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry until January.

The House GOP faced escalating tensions, and some members reported receiving threats for not voting for Jordan. Jordan has denounced these threats.

On media:

• Iran demanded that Israel face an oil embargo from all Muslim nations. (Reuters)

• After Hamas' attack on Israel, violence in Berlin has increased, including two petrol bombings of synagogues. (BBC)

• Concerned about the prospect of assaults resembling those carried out by Hamas, the New York Police Department issued a notice about an increased danger of domestic terrorism. The Fox News

• An immigration and asylum officer was placed on leave by the Department of Homeland Security as a result of her overt Hamas advocacy. Italics in original.

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