U S and Mexico seek calm over immigration tensions
U S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Homeland Security Chief John Kelly met Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray and Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong to calm anger over President Trump immigration order. They pledged regional cooperation on security and development to curb illegal immigration from Central America and called for a human dignity approach.
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Bannon promises ongoing battle to deconstruct the administrative state
Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus call for a prolonged fight against media and globalist forces to dismantle the administrative state. They frame Cabinet picks as steps in this effort and hail withdrawing from the Trans Pacific Partnership as pivotal. The remarks came at the Conservative Political Action Conference with Matt Schlapp moderating.
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Arrests at dwindling Dakota Access pipeline protest camp
Police in Cannon Ball North Dakota arrested more than a dozen protesters who stayed past the Army Corps of Engineers eviction deadline. Officers and National Guard units moved through the site checking structures as remaining demonstrators helped with cleanup amid lingering smoke from a Wednesday fire.
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Warren cites social media underestimation in Dakota Access saga
Billionaire Kelcy Warren, CEO of Energy Transfer Partners, says the Dakota Access pipeline faced a “mess” despite legal compliance and blames underestimating social media's reach. He notes falsehoods spread online and expresses regret that there was no defense, as protests stretched for months near Standing Rock against the 370 mile pipeline. The firm reports 99 percent completion after federal approvals amid Trump administration push.
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