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UN Security Council Adopts US Draft Resolution Supporting Gaza Cease-fire Deal                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 June 11, 2024 Good morning, it is Tuesday, June 11, and we're covering a possible cease-fire in Gaza, an inside look at a cartel’s human smuggling operation, Apple’s new AI boost, and much more! First time reading? Sign up here. American Fact of the Day! During World War II, the United States government launched a secret project known as "Operation Paperclip." 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Secretary of State Antony Blinken is actively engaged in negotiations in the region to advance the cease-fire and hostage agreement. The resolution's adoption underscores international efforts to bring an end to the conflict and alleviate the suffering of civilians in Gaza. It reflects a collective call for Hamas to agree to the terms outlined in the deal, emphasizing the importance of seizing the opportunity for peace and stability in the region. [Read more updates here]( Inside a Cartel's Human-Smuggling Operation Traveling through the desolate northern Mexican desert, we navigate toward a secluded town, aware of the cartel presence in the area. Upon arrival, a terse exchange with a hooded figure confirms our passage. We are greeted by a diverse group of migrants, hailing from countries like India, Nepal, and Senegal, all bound by the shared aspiration of reaching the United States. They await the assistance of human smugglers, masked figures wielding guns, who facilitate their journey across the border. The surge of migration to the U.S. southwest border is driven by a complex array of factors, from poverty and violence to political persecution and climate change. However, what often goes unnoticed is the role of organized crime in orchestrating this mass movement of people. Cartels have capitalized on the lucrative nature of human smuggling, establishing control over specific territories and demanding payment from migrants seeking passage. Unlike drug trafficking, human smuggling offers cartels a low-risk, high-reward venture. Migrants pay substantial fees upfront, providing a steady stream of income with minimal investment and reduced exposure to law enforcement. Our firsthand observation of a smuggling operation reveals the systematic process of collecting payments, digitally tracking migrants, and delivering them to the border, where their crossing is documented for accountability. The profitability of human smuggling underscores the commodification of migrants, who are viewed not as individuals but as sources of revenue. Despite the dehumanizing conditions they endure during transit, migrants cling to the hope of a better life in the U.S., driven by aspirations of opportunity and prosperity. As they embark on perilous journeys, navigating treacherous terrain and evading authorities, their experiences shed light on the complex dynamics of migration and the exploitation perpetuated by organized crime along the border. [Read more updates here]( American Sports & Culture 'Pivotal to our success': Steelers extend Tomlin The Steelers have signed coach Mike Tomlin to a three-year extension, the team announced Monday. 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Frontline VA health jobs cut despite officials saying they’d largely be protected | CNN Politics VA staffing cuts include health care workers despite officials suggesting they’d be protected. Veterans already faced long wait times for care. Analysis: Hostage rescue operation and Israeli political turmoil sharpen Biden’s damaging dilemma | CNN Politics President Joe Biden’s power to engineer a swift abatement of the war between Israel and Hamas just suffered two serious new blows. Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Keeping Up With America 19354 Watermark Drive, Suite 202 Cornelius, NC 28031, United States