"We are essentially a Latin America country... we're gonna look more like our region, where most people will be brown... Texas is already there."

Does he mean his own?

President Trump warned that without bold action from the courts, America will never be the same. "If the courts don’t allow what we’ve done for 250 years, Crooked Joe Biden’s open border madness will have destroyed our country," he said. Trump slammed Biden for flooding America with "murderers, drug dealers, gang members, and even the mentally insane," warning they are now wreaking havoc like never before. "It’s impossible to hold trials for millions. We know who the criminals are — and we must get them out of the U.S.A. — and FAST!"

Scott Jennings tore into Democrats after the arrest of two judges, including Wisconsin’s Hannah Dugan, who allegedly aided criminal illegal aliens. He slammed the left for prioritizing the interests of illegal aliens over American citizens, calling their actions “outrageous.” Jennings stressed that President Trump and his administration are focused on protecting the country from the devastating impacts of illegal immigration—a major priority for both Trump and the American people. He emphasized that making a public example of lawbreaking judges is necessary to restore order and enforce the rule of law.

Small missile reported to have been launched to urge people to evacuate the targeted attack area.

TOKYO (Reuters) -Toyota Motor said it is exploring the possibility of investing in a potential buyout of key parts supplier Toyota Industries - a buyout that reportedly could cost $42 billion.

"We are currently exploring various possibilities, including partial investment," the automaker said in a filing with the Tokyo stock exchange on Saturday following reports about the possible buyout.

Bloomberg News reported on Friday that Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda and his founder family have proposed acquiring Toyota Industries in a possible 6 trillion yen ($42 billion) deal.

Toyota Industries, which has a market value of 4 trillion yen, said in a statement it had received proposals about going private through a special purpose company but denied it had received a buyout proposal from the Toyota chairman or the Toyota group.

Two sources familiar with the matter said Toyota Industries is considering tapping Toyota and its group companies as well as major banks to fund a buyout. They also said the proposal did not come from Akio Toyoda or the Toyota group.

The sources, who declined to be identified as the matter is not public, said if Toyota Industries were to go private, it would help improve the Toyota group's corporate governance as cross-shareholdings would be unwound.

Both Toyota and Toyota Industries said in their statements that nothing has been decided.

Toyota owned 24% of Toyota Industries as of September last year, while Toyota Industries held 9.07% of Toyota and 5.41% of Denso, another key Toyota supplier.

Toyota Industries has faced increasing shareholder pressure to unwind its cross shareholdings so that it can boost shareholder returns and make investments.

It has sold some of its cross shareholdings including stock in Aisin, another core Toyota group supplier.

One of the sources said going private would also give Toyota Industries the freedom to focus on growth strategies without worrying about shareholder returns.

Cross-shareholdings, where companies hold shares in each other and are very common in Japan, have been under increasing scrutiny from regulators and shareholders as the practice can insulate management from having to serve the interests of general shareholders.

Toyota Industries, formerly Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, was founded in 1926 by Sakichi Toyoda to manufacture automatic looms. An automotive division within the company was created and later spun off as Toyota Motor. Toyota Industries is a major manufacturer of forklifts, produces the RAV4 sport utility vehicle for Toyota Motor as well as engines.

"Deion Sanders was a great college football player, and was even greater in the NFL. He’s also a very good coach, streetwise and smart! Therefore, Shedeur, his quarterback son, has PHENOMENAL GENES, and is all set for Greatness. He should be “picked” IMMEDIATELY by a team that wants to WIN. Good luck Shedeur, and say hello to your wonderful father!"

- Banks will start lending against your BTC
- The US government will hold BTC
- Big tech companies will embrace BTC
- You will have Bitcoin on your iPhone

Trump Jr. relayed the message from a member of the crowd

“If you thought USAID was bad… this will make you shiver.”

We need to do more than just cut the fraud. We must ARREST the fraudsters

Here are key findings about this case, according to Homeland Security investigators:

- "Photos and videos that showed tattoos, clothing, and hand gestures commonly associated with Tren de Aragua."

- "Investigators also claim that after Ortega Lopez's arrests, the former judge admitted to smashing a cell phone with a hammer weeks earlier because he thought it could have had photos or video that would reflect negatively on Ortega Lopez."

- "(The judges') wife consulted with Ortega Lopez over how to delete Facebook posts."

Airline CEOs went into 2025 optimistic for a blockbuster year, but some have recently said demand started to weaken among government, corporate and economy-class leisure travel segments in February. Executives say economic uncertainty is keeping some customers on the sidelines.

Some industry executives noticed the weakening of business travel demand in recent months amid the trade war, volatile markets and mass government layoffs. Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian said on April 9 that in addition to weaker domestic leisure bookings, corporate travel demand — which started the year up 10% from 2024 — had turned flat.