In Westminster, Mikey Smith, the Deputy Political Editor at The Mirror, reported that recent rumors circulating about the death of Donald Trump were dispelled when he was spotted heading out to play golf. Despite this clarification, Trump faced setbacks as two judges ruled against him within the past 24 hours.
One judge halted the ‘expedited’ deportations proposed by Trump, while the other ruling could potentially lead to significant repercussions. Additionally, Representative Robert Garcia revealed that the Epstein estate will provide access to the Epstein birthday book, featuring a doodle by Trump, contradicting the White House’s previous denial of its existence.
Contrary to speculations, Trump resurfaced, putting an end to the rumors that circulated due to his absence from public view and the lack of scheduled events. His campaign team seized upon the situation to send out a fundraising email with the subject line “I want to try and get to Heaven.”
Nigel Farage, labeled a ‘Patriot,’ came under scrutiny for allegedly neglecting his parliamentary duties in the UK to engage in activities that critics claim support Trump’s interference in British politics. Farage’s absence from Parliament coincided with his participation in events in Washington, where he advocated for mass deportations and spoke about free speech.
In a legal development, a federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s plan for swift deportations of undocumented migrants without granting them access to a fair judicial process. The judge expressed concerns that the administration’s actions were infringing on individuals’ due process rights.
