Licence to kill?

Federal forces have initiated an immigration enforcement operation in New Orleans, Louisiana, known as Operation Catahoula Crunch, targeting undocumented immigrants under the Trump administration's intensified crackdown. Images have surfaced showing arrests being made on the streets of the city, which has been described as a sanctuary for immigrants. This operation follows similar actions in other Democratic-led cities, such as Charlotte, North Carolina.

On September 2, the U.S. military conducted a strike on a Venezuelan boat suspected of harboring narco-terrorists, which was followed by a second strike targeting survivors in the water. This incident has raised serious allegations of potential war crimes against the Trump administration, as reported by various lawmakers and media outlets.

President Donald Trump has recently focused on the Somali community in Minnesota, making derogatory remarks and expressing a desire to crack down on this group. His comments, which included labeling Somali immigrants as 'garbage,' have raised significant concerns among community members and local lawmakers.

The Pentagon is set to deploy a new kamikaze drone developed by American defense company SpektreWorks, which closely resembles Iran's widely used Shahed drone. This new drone is noted for being cost-effective and effective in its design, reflecting a strategic move in military technology.

President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended two military strikes on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean, which resulted in the deaths of two individuals. Hegseth attributed the oversight of survivors to the 'fog of war,' raising concerns about potential violations of international law.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced criticism after stating he did not remain to observe a second military strike on a vessel suspected of drug trafficking, which has drawn ire from Democrats who labeled him 'spineless.' Hegseth's comments come amid ongoing scrutiny of military operations linked to alleged drug trafficking in the Caribbean, particularly concerning actions taken against boats associated with Venezuela.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has publicly denounced President Donald Trump for his derogatory remarks referring to Somali immigrants as 'garbage' during a Cabinet meeting, suggesting they should 'go back to where they came from.' This incident follows a series of anti-Somali comments made by Trump, which Omar described as 'creepy.'

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has pledged to continue military strikes on vessels in the Caribbean Sea, amid allegations of unlawful orders related to these operations. This commitment follows a recent strike that has drawn significant scrutiny and criticism regarding its legality and the resulting casualties.