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Headlines Clash: Fraud Claims, Immigrant Boost, Wind Wins, Syria Welcomes, UK Probes

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Right-Wing Figures Target California's Social Welfare Programs Amid Immigration Debate

Right-wing figures are focusing on California's social welfare programs, making unsubstantiated accusations of fraud, according to Wired. This comes a month after the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis. These actions are potentially laying the groundwork for a federal crackdown in California, the nation's largest Democrat-run state.

The scrutiny of California's programs follows a pattern seen in Minneapolis, where right-wing creators amplified fraud allegations that preceded a surge of federal immigration agents, Wired reported. Nick Shirley, a right-wing influencer, is among those involved.

This development occurs amidst ongoing debate over immigration policy. President Trump has long argued that curbing net migration would protect jobs for American workers and boost domestic wages, ultimately protecting the U.S. economy, Fortune noted. However, this stance contradicts economic research suggesting immigration is a net positive. According to Fortune, some research indicates that undocumented immigrants shrank the deficit by $14.5 trillion over three decades.

In other news, President Trump's opposition to wind farms faced setbacks as federal courts undermined his administration's efforts to halt new construction, Fortune reported. Trump has described wind farms as "ugly eyesores" and falsely claimed that noise from windmills can cause cancer. His opposition extends to offshore wind farms, ostensibly stemming from a failed legal challenge against a proposed wind farm near his Scottish golf course a decade ago.

Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Syria is taking steps to return property to Jews, NPR reported. The Syrian government transferred control of Jewish sites in December to Henry Hamra's Jewish heritage organization, according to NPR. Hamra is a Syrian-American cantor from Brooklyn, N.Y.

In the U.K., police opened a criminal investigation into former British Ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson over alleged misconduct in public office related to his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the Associated Press reported via NPR. The U.K. government said newly released Epstein files suggest Mandelson was involved.

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