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In a significant and highly controversial move, former\u00a0President Donald Trump<\/strong>\u00a0has mobilized units of the\u00a0National Guard<\/strong>\u00a0across 19 U.S. states. The unprecedented deployment is slated for a dual mission: to provide logistical and operational support for\u00a0<\/p>\n mass deportations<\/strong>\u00a0and to assist local and federal agencies in the\u00a0fight against crime<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The action immediately sends a powerful signal about the administration\u2019s renewed focus on stringent immigration enforcement and domestic security as a central pillar of its political agenda.<\/p>\n The deployment across\u00a019 states<\/strong>\u00a0represents a substantial commitment of military resources to domestic policy. While the specifics of the Guard\u2019s roles\u2014whether they will be involved in direct arrests, processing, or merely logistics\u2014have not been fully detailed, the order clearly links the Guard\u2019s presence to the execution of large-scale removal operations targeting undocumented immigrants.<\/p>\n The inclusion of \u201cfight crime\u201d in the mission suggests the administration intends to use the deployment to target areas identified as having high rates of crime, potentially linking undocumented status with criminal activity\u2014a consistent theme in Trump\u2019s rhetoric.<\/p>\n The caption itself\u2014\u201cDO YOU SUPPORT THIS?\u201d<\/strong>\u2014reflects the immediate and intense polarization the policy has generated.<\/p>\n Supporters of the move, primarily within the conservative base, hail the decision as a necessary step to re-establish the\u00a0rule of law<\/strong>\u00a0and secure the nation\u2019s borders and communities.<\/p>\n Critics, including civil rights organizations and Democratic lawmakers, have raised alarm bells regarding the use of the\u00a0<\/p>\n National Guard<\/strong>\u00a0for internal immigration enforcement.<\/p>\n The decision to mobilize the Guard in 19 states is expected to trigger a wave of legal battles and political resistance at the state and federal levels. Governors of the affected states may push back on the orders, leading to potential constitutional conflicts over command authority.<\/p>\n This bold step confirms that aggressive\u00a0mass deportations<\/strong>\u00a0and domestic security will be central, defining features of the current political environment, placing the nation\u2019s immigration and law enforcement policies squarely at the center of the public debate.<\/p>\n Mikey, my fourteen-year-old son, faced challenges with unkind behavior from some classmates at school. Despite his bright smile, he carried a quiet sadness that I didn\u2019t fully recognize until it was too late. His absence left a deep emptiness in my heart and a silence in our home that words can\u2019t describe. As a high school janitor for twenty-six years, I had grown used to hiding my own struggles, but nothing prepared me for this level of heartbreak. The school described it as an \u201cunfortunate situation,\u201d offering little comfort or accountability, even suggesting a very small, quiet service to \u201cavoid attention.\u201d<\/p>\n The next morning, fifty riders from the Steel Angels arrived. Wearing their leather vests, they quietly formed a respectful line from the parking lot to the chapel, showing their support. Their presence wasn\u2019t about anger; it was about unity and sending a message that every child\u2019s well-being matters. During the service, the bikers and other guests shared stories about overcoming challenges and the importance of speaking up when someone is struggling. Many classmates bravely admitted they had seen Mikey having a hard time but didn\u2019t know how to help. Their honesty opened the door for healing and understanding within the community.<\/p>\n B-2 Spirit stealth bombers were spotted making their landing approach at Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Missouri on Sunday, hours after the U.Slaunched targeted strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.<\/p>\n Fake photos from Iran-Israel war are splashed across social media. X accounts, trying to gain traction, followers and views, are generating fake content from the war, showing B-2 bombers downed and planes burning at an airport.<\/p>\n As the Iran-Israel war continues to trigger panic in the world, what’s adding fuel to the fire is AI-generated content. It is the same story as the India-Pakistan war a few weeks back, when social media was flooded with photos and videos showing missiles being fired and planes being downed. Except then, old images and footage from video games were being pushed as real. This time, AI is being used to create entire narratives, which are then thwarted as being birthed by Artificial Intelligence. Experts say that several pro-Israeli and pro-Iran accounts are spreading disinformation online, trying to depict one country overpowering another. There are fake clips depicting the aftermath of Iranian attacks on Israeli sites. A video of US B-2 bombers flying over the Strait of Hormuz has been viewed over two million times on TikTok. It has been labelled as fake and is from a video game footage created with a simulator.<\/p>\n A photo of the American B-2 Bomber fallen on the ground in Iran started doing the rounds on social media over the weekend. It shows the humongous batman-wing-like aircraft lying flat after an apparent crash or after being shot down. However, none of it is true. The photo of the bomber has been generated using AI. Telltale signs include a man merging with the background, BBC reported.<\/p>\n The latest seems to be the video of the notorious Evin jail in Iran being bombed. A CCTV footage of an explosion at the prison gate is circulating on social media. The Iranian media first ran it, and it was shared by the Israeli foreign minister on social media. While BBC verified the video, saying it ran normal geolocation and recency checks, later it flagged the video as suspicious and likely AI-generated.<\/p>\n One of the fake photos shows the aftermath at an airport in Israel following Iranian missile strikes. Multiple aeroplanes can be seen destroyed. However, D-Intent Data, a fake news detection centre and a news data research organisation, has stated that the photo is fake. It states that the video is not authentic. “It was originally posted on Instagram and YouTube by the account “3amelyon,” which regularly shares AI-generated content. Visual analysis and AI detection tools also confirm,” the group stated.<\/p>\n Another photo shows a B-2 bomber blown up on the ground with the Iranian flag flying next to it and three officers posing. However, the photo is clearly AI-generated. The size of the aircraft is a clear giveaway, and the B-2 bomber is way too big to what can be seen in the photo. Fact-check photos show just how big the original B-2 bomber is as compared to what the fake photo shows.<\/p>\n Pro-Israel accounts have been sharing old videos of people protesting in the streets of Iran, falsely claiming that they are fresh and show the anger and dissent against the government, claiming that they are supporting Israel’s military campaign. They are apparently chanting “we love Israel”. There are also claims that several Israeli F-35 fighter jets, made in the US, were destroyed by Iran. One of the photos shows it down on the ground. But the sand around it doesn’t seem to be impacted by the crash, and the people and vehicles around it are of the same size, proving it is a fake.<\/p>\n Another photo shows dozens of missiles falling on the city of Tel Aviv. It has garnered over 27 million views. According to BBC Verify, the top 3 most viewed fake videos have garnered over 100 million views across multiple platforms. Experts believe the accounts, which seem unrelated to any of the countries, are leveraging the war to increase their followers and views. BBC reported that a pro-Iranian account called Daily Iran Military, with no links to the Iranian government, has seen a massive jump in its followers on X – from over 700,000 on 13 June to 1.4 million by 19 June.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a significant and highly controversial move, former\u00a0President Donald Trump\u00a0has mobilized units of the\u00a0National Guard\u00a0across 19 U.S. states. 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