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REAL NEWS PRESIDENT TRUMP DOESN'T WANT YOU TO MISS President Trump cuts red tape: On deregulation, winning 22-1 - RealClearPolitics On Thursday, President Donald J. Trump gave Americans an update on his deregulation agenda in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. The President explained that in his first 11 months in office, his Administration has “canceled or delayed over 1,500 planned regulatory actions, more than any previous president, by far.” ------------------------- A new push against human trafficking on flights - The Wall Street Journal The Department of Homeland Security is helping U.S. airports and airlines educate their staffs about how to identify victims of human trafficking—and how to alert authorities without tipping off traffickers. The Wall Street Journal’s extensive report shows that this push is part of a growing effort to thwart human trafficking crimes in the United States. ------------------------- First lady hopes giving spirit continues through holidays - The Associated Press This week, First Lady Melania Trump visited a holiday toy drive sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps to speak about the spirit of giving during the holiday season. The First Lady challenged Americans to continue pitching in beyond the Christmas holiday and into the new year, especially on behalf of those families affected by the recent hurricanes. ------------------------- Trump signs $700B defense policy bill into law, says military has 'gotta be perfecto' - Washington Examiner This week President Trump signed the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, fulfilling his campaign promise of a “major military buildup.” The President also spoke about his “unwavering commitment to our men and women in uniform – the greatest fighting force in the history of the world.” ------------------------- President Trump outpaces Obama with 19 federal court judges confirmed - The Washington Times This week, the Senate confirmed President Trump’s 19th federal judge, further boosting the ranks of conservatives throughout the judiciary. By this point in his term, President Obama had only succeeded in having 14 judges confirmed. ------------------------- Latest ICE operation snaps up 100 criminal aliens In New Jersey - The Daily Caller U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recently completed a five-day operation in New Jersey that resulted in the arrest of more than 100 foreign nationals for immigration violations. “Officials said 88 percent those arrested were convicted criminals and 80 percent of them had prior felony convictions for crimes including sexual assault of a minor,” The Daily Caller writes. ------------------------- Trump garners award from faith leaders for his Jerusalem decision - The Washington Times More than 20 faith leaders came to the White House this week to present President Trump with “an award celebrating his support of religious communities and his historic move to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.” ------------------------- ‘On tax cuts, Trump is the modern JFK’ - CNN Stephen Moore, a CNN economic analyst, writes about the ways that President Trump “seems to share JFK’s wisdom” when it comes to tax cuts. Moore explains that when tax cuts were enacted following President John F. Kennedy’s death, “America experienced one of the greatest periods of prosperity in our history.” ================== IMMIGRATION It’s Time To End Chain Migration December 15, 2017 Most green cards in the United States are awarded based on an antiquated system of family ties, not skill or merit. This system of Chain Migration – whereby one immigrant can bring in their entire extended families, who can bring in their families and so on – de-skills the labor force, puts downward pressure on wages, and increases the deficit. Chain Migration also undermines national security, by failing to establish merit-based criteria for evaluating entrants into the United States – instead, familial relations are all that is required to obtain a green card and, in turn, become a voting U.S. Citizen within a short period of time, with access to Federal welfare and government benefits.