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Hamas will not allow Trump’s plans to take them out of the area to be fulfilled

Hamas will not allow the plans announced by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, who intends to leave the Gaza Strip, to be fulfilled.

“The (Palestinian) people who have stood firm for 15 months (of war) against the most powerful military machine and the most criminal Army, and who thwarted the attempt to displace it, will remain attached to their land and will not accept that plan no matter the cost,” Hamas spokesman Abdul Latif al Qanou said in a statement.

“The American racist position is consistent with the position of the Israeli extreme right to displace our people and liquidate their cause,” continued Qanou, who called on the international community to reject Trump’s statements and support the Palestinians’ right to self-determination in the face of Israeli occupation.

The Islamist group called Trump’s proposal for the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza a “crime against humanity”.

“What President Trump has declared about his intention to displace the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip out of it and the control of the United States over the Strip by force is a crime against humanity and consolidates the law of the jungle at the international level,” the member of the Hamas political bureau, Basem Naim, denounced in a statement.

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According to International Humanitarian Law, the displacement of civilians is only permitted, exceptionally, for “comprehensive military reasons or for the safety of the population”.

Finally, it also urges that the mediators, and especially the United States, “force” Israel to complete the three phases of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and agrees on the need to rebuild the enclave, although he says the difficulties for this “do not lie in the presence of the Palestinian people in its territory, but in the continuation of the Zionist occupation and the suffocating siege of the Gaza Strip for more than 17 years, with the support of the United States.”

US President Donald Trump said yesterday, Tuesday, that the Palestinians have no choice but to leave the Gaza Strip because the place is uninhabitable, and insisted that he wants Jordan and Egypt to take in those citizens.

“They are there because they have no alternative. What do they have? It’s a big pile of rubble right now,” he said from the Oval Office of the White House.

Trump assured that in the Palestinian enclave “everything is demolished” and that the people of Gaza “would be delighted” to leave if they were given the opportunity to do so in a “beautiful place with beautiful borders.”

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For his part, Sami Abu Zuhri, a senior Hamas leader, called Trump’s statements “a recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region” and reiterated that the Palestinians will not allow this to happen.

“(What we ask) is to end the (Israeli) occupation and aggression against our people, not to expel them from their land,” Zuhri said, about the Palestinian demand for a state.

Since 1967, Israel has built about 160 illegal settlements where more than 700,000 Jews live throughout the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. In addition, it claims sovereignty over the whole of Jerusalem, whose eastern side it captured in the war of that year, occupied militarily and annexed unilaterally in 1980.

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Mexico’s Sheinbaum urges U.S. to target cartels on its own soil

Under orders from U.S. President Donald Trump, the Department of Justice has directed the “total elimination” of drug cartels.

Newly appointed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has made the “complete eradication” of organized crime cartels a top priority. In response, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum urged Washington on Friday to begin operations against these groups within U.S. territory.

On Thursday, the U.S. Justice Department released a memorandum in which Bondi called for a review of national security and anti-narcotics strategies to achieve the swift dismantling of all cartels and transnational criminal organizations.

“This public policy requires a fundamental shift in mindset and approach.

We must do more than just try to mitigate the enormous harm these groups cause in the United States. It is not enough to stop the wave of deadly poisons, such as fentanyl, that these organizations distribute in our country,” the memo states.

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Trump strips Biden of classified briefings: ‘Joe, you’re fired’

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he will revoke his predecessor Joe Biden’s authorization to receive classified intelligence briefings, a privilege typically extended to former presidents even after leaving office.

“There is no reason for Joe Biden to continue having access to classified information,” Trump stated on his social media platform, Truth Social.

“We will immediately revoke Joe Biden’s security clearances and stop his daily intelligence briefings,” he declared, before adding in capital letters: “JOE, YOU’RE FIRED.”

Trump claims he made the decision in response to Biden’s actions in 2020 when the then-president stripped him of security clearance after winning the election. At the time, Biden cited Trump’s “erratic behavior” both before and after the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, when protesters attempted to block Congress from certifying Biden’s victory.

On Friday, Trump argued that Biden “cannot be trusted” with intelligence reports, referencing a special counsel’s findings on classified documents found at Biden’s home, which concluded that the 82-year-old Democrat has “poor memory.”

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Florida Governor announces Highway Patrol to perform Immigration tasks

The personnel of a Florida security agency will be able to carry out tasks against irregular immigration in this US state, after an agreement signed with the government Department of Homeland Security (DHS), state governor Ron DeSantis reported on Friday.

At a press conference, the Republican announced the agreement signed with this federal agency through which the members of the Florida Highway Patrol will be able to interrogate and arrest people suspected of being illegal immigrants, as well as prosecute those who re-entered the country after a deportation.

“Now is the last chance to end illegal immigration once and for all,” said DeSantis, after announcing this agreement that grants “migration authority” to the state Highway Police, dependent on the Florida Department of Road Safety and Motor Vehicles.

Under this agreement with DHS, the troops of the Florida Highway Patrol will also be able to arrest undocumented people who arrive in this southern state by sea and hand them over to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE).

DeSantis explained that being an agreement with the Government of US President Donald Trump, what was announced this Friday does not require approval by the state legislature, with whom the governor maintains a struggle.

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The state Congress has approved in an extraordinary session convened by DeSantis a migration project that ignores proposals made by the governor, who has replied that he plans to veto the initiative once it reaches his desk for signature.

The fight against irregular immigration has been one of DeSantis’ workhorses, especially when he was a candidate for the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential elections, from which he withdrew before the advance of current President Trump.

Since then and to date, he has harshly criticized what he describes as an “open border policy”, in force during the mandate of former President Joe Biden (2021-2025).

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