There are increasing concerns about the consequences the war with Iran will have for the war in Ukraine. That war is now in its fifth year and on a tangible level, a new war is requiring a significant amount of military assets, ammunition, equipment, and intelligence, which is dwindling global supplies at a time when Ukraine is still in dire need. Also, it's sort of hard to imagine how the United States peace efforts could possibly succeed given America's own actions.The United States, an aggressor power in ...

RT Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10)We must not accept a single asylum seeker from Iran - these calls will now grow as the chaos spreads.Reform's deputy leader refused to rule out welcoming Iranian refugees.Restore Britain will.We do not have the capacity to take any more refugees, asylum seekers or illegal migrants.This is the honest and brutal truth.Our asylum system has already been bastardised beyond recognition.We just can't do it.Restore Britain's position is clear.No more asylum seekers, from Iran or an ...

Political Strategy & Legislative Action - The Democratic party is employing delay tactics, including introducing approximately 500 amendments, each providing 5 minutes of debate, to postpone the vote and raise public awareness [1] - The strategy involves constituents contacting Republican representatives to influence their vote against the bill [1] - The ultimate goal is to defeat the bill entirely and start over with a bipartisan solution [1] Bill's Content & Impact - The bill includes approximately $170 billion for immigration enforcement, with around $45 billion allocated for new detention centers and nearly $30 billion for ICE [2] - The bill is projected to cause approximately 17 million people to lose their healthcare coverage [1][2] - Concerns are raised about the potential for increased immigration enforcement activities, described as "kidnapping" and "human trafficking," impacting communities nationwide [3] Healthcare Implications - The speaker expresses strong opposition to the bill, arguing it will negatively impact healthcare access, particularly for vulnerable populations like individuals with disabilities relying on Medicaid [2] - The speaker criticizes the perspective that the potential loss of healthcare for millions is considered "minutia," emphasizing the human cost [1][2]