This newsletter summarizes key political news and discussions, including reactions to Donald Trump's re-election, ongoing immigration issues, and other noteworthy political events.

Thanksgiving and Immigration

A debate sparked over Thanksgiving as some liberal figures encouraged expressing gratitude to undocumented immigrants for their role in food production. This prompted criticism and counterarguments regarding the nature of farm labor and immigration patterns. Read more

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Trump's Transition

The Trump team addressed reports about potential changes to military policy regarding transgender service members, stating that no decisions have been made. Following discussions with the Mexican president, Trump claimed Mexico would take steps to control migrant flows. He also issued a Thanksgiving message aimed at what he called "Radical Left Lunatics." Read more | Read more | Read more

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, President of Mexico (Carlos Santiago/ Pixelnews/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

Political Landscape

Analysis explored the role of podcasters in influencing young male voters during the election. Political betting markets remained active even after the election concluded. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks secured victory in Iowa's 1st Congressional District. Read more | Read more | Read more

President-elect Donald Trump (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

State and National Developments

The new chair of the Republican Governors Association emphasized the party's policy advantages. Democrat Derek Tran won against Rep. Michelle Steel in California's 45th District. Major automakers announced job and factory cuts related to the electric vehicle transition. Texas considered a plan to bus migrants directly to ICE. A federal court upheld Texas's right to construct a razor wire border wall. A discussion arose about the historical significance of Evacuation Day. A New York lawmaker faced criticism for suggesting secession to Canada. Read more | Read more | Read more | Read more | Read more | Read more | Read more

U.S. Border Patrol agents at the Texas border (John Moore/Getty Images)

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