It is difficult to find together recent photos of President Trump and the governor of Florida Ron Desantis.
This is because the two were largely in disagreement since Desantis tried to test his Bonafides Maga and was completely humiliated by Trump on the national scene during the republican presidential primaries of 2024. Trump wanted to continue humiliating Desantis since his return to functions, while the governor of Florida in the long term who will soon be limited to have Maga, his political relevance fades.
But it seems that the two will bury the ax of war tomorrow to meet in a shared passion: to find new creative ways of dehumanizing immigrants, made with a Flair Trollish.
You will remember the infamous stroke of a desantis during the Biden administration, when, after the advance of the Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, he dupped, transported and threw a plane full of migrants in the Martha vineyard. In the months following the incident, it was revealed that the administration of DESANTIS lied to those he put on the plane, promising jobs and shelters to throw them in a community that was not ready to help them.
It becomes a well -used tactic for Desantis – upsetting the lives of migrants in a way that has repercussions to have libers / mark a certain media coverage to increase its political meaning. At the time of the Martha vineyard incident, Desantis played with the idea of a main challenge by Trump. A large part of his work of the second mandate as Governor of Florida was considered an attempt to settle as a prodigy of Maga by tracking down authoritarian extremes adjacent to Trump, as a new police force to believe people who may have voted illegally during the 2020 elections – an effort to play in the various conspiracy theories linked to the elections of Trump.
What Trump and Desantis do in Florida this week is similar. To date, you have probably seen the new name of the installation that the pair meets to cut the ribbon on Tuesday. “Alligator Alcatraz” opens at the Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport in the Florida Everglades. He will have up to 5,000 beds to have immigrant detainees and treat them for expulsion. The installation will cost around $ 450 million per year in operating costs, according to the Associated Press. The state of Florida will pay to manage the installation and the federal government will reimburse Florida with FEMA funds which are generally used to house people displaced by natural disasters. (You will remember that the Biden administration was torn apart by Trump and its allies to use these funds to host migrants in hotels while they were crossing the immigration process.)
Environmental groups have already filed a complaint to try to prevent the installation from opening, at least until it undergoes an environmental examination, as it is located in the Everglades, surrounded by protected land. But the fact that it is in a swamp has become a bit of a macabre sales argument for the Trump and Desantis administration, while they boast of the way the establishment is supposedly distant.
“There is only one road that leads and the only way out is a one -way flight,” said the White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt this week. “It is isolated and surrounded by dangerous fauna in ruthless terrain.”
“When the president comes tomorrow, he will be able to see,” said Desantis to journalists at a press conference on Monday, adding that Trump is “very excited” to see the establishment.
“They are not going anywhere once they are there, unless you want them to go somewhere,” said Desantis on Monday. “Because good luck in civilization. Security is therefore incredible – natural and otherwise. ”
Trump’s Doj calls perkins cochered
The DoJ filed on Monday an opinion on Monday which he intended to appeal a decision by the American district judge Beryl A. Howell, issued in May, who blocked the executive decree of the Trump administration attacking the law firm Perkins Coie. This is the first time that the administration has called on one of the orders of the judges who have blocked its efforts to sanction high -level private law firms that sometimes take cases contrary to the president’s political interests.
For Wapo:
Perkins Coie was the first of the four companies targeted by Trump who continued to fight his actions. The companies that have challenged Trump’s actions before the court have so far have an undefeated file, the judges blocking his orders and criticizing them strongly, in each of the four cases. Nine other law firms have sought to avoid or cancel the decrees in conclusion of agreements with the Trump administration, promising nearly a billion dollars in combined work for causes, including veterans.
Tillis joins the Elon team
While the richest man in the world has presented public apologies fairly weak for his part in his recent quarrel with President Trump on the reconciliation package – on which the Senate should vote in a few days, if not hours – this has never meant that Elon Musk would go back from the Balustrade against the big bill. Since the announcement of his retirement and “no” vote on the package this weekend, Senator Thom Tillis (R-N-NC) has taken a similar tone, issuing warnings on the disastrous consequences not only aspects of energy of the energy of the Medicaid era, but also the risks of dismantling the incentives for the energy tax of the energy of the Biden era.
People, @Elon musk 100% reason, and he understands this problem better than anyone. We have to take your warnings seriously. We cannot let Communist China become the winner in the long term. https://t.co/psdzi4wctz
– The Thom Tillis Senator (@sesehomllis) June 30, 2025
HAPPY 4TH
A shocking The new Gallup Out survey today finds:
A 58% record of American adults say they are “extremely” (41%) or “very” (17%) proud to be an American, down nine percentage points compared to last year and five points below the lowest of 2020. The 41% which are “extremely proud” is not proud statistical. “
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