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  • Five players from Georgia, one from Georgia Tech set to compete in Senior Bowl


    The defensive line group, an area of particular interest for the Falcons, will be heavily scouted.

    “It’s a really good group,” Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy said recently on the NFL Stock Exchange podcast. “We are excited about the guys we have here. It’s because we have a lot of buy in from the junior class. We had the 10 first-round picks last year. All of those guys were seniors. We’ve got a number of juniors that I think are going to be first-rounders this year.”

    The Falcons drafted three defensive lineman last season.

    “I think our cut line on the (defensive) line, our lowest graded player was the fourth round,” Nagy said. “That’s pretty high on the board. Some positions you get down there in the sixth round. Some years, when it was just all senior running backs, you were picking guys in the seventh round. The (defensive) line class, by far was the toughest cuts.”

    There’s usually a defensive standout flying under the radar, too.

    “I love (cornerback) Upton Stout from Western Kentucky,” Nagy said. “He’s just an easy guy to like. You put on the tape and he’s just super urgent. He’s flying around.”

    Here’s a look at the Georgia players and the Georgia Tech representative (height, weight, other measurements recorded at Senior Bowl):

    Trevor Etienne, RB, Georgia, 5-foot-8, 202 pounds: He spent his first two seasons at Florida before transferring to Georgia for the 2024 season. He rushed 122 times for 609 yards and nine touchdowns for the Bulldogs. He rushed 371 times for 2,081 yards and 23 touchdowns over his career. He’s a dependable pass-catcher. He caught 62 of 63 targets over his career for 432 yards and a touchdown. He missed some time last season with a rib injury.

    Arian Smith, WR, Georgia, 6-0, 185: He played in 47 games for the Bulldogs. He caught 68 passes for 1,356 yards (19.9 yard per catch) and 10 touchdowns. His injury history will scare off some teams. He was credited with 10 dropped passes heading into the Sugar Bowl by pro football focus.

    Dan Jackson, DB, Georgia, 5-11, 194: He was a walk-on at Georgia after playing at North Hall High. He made two big plays in Georgia’s 44-42 eight-overtime win over Georgia Tech last season. Against the Yellow Jackets, Jackson made the late-fourth-quarter hit on quarterback Haynes King that caused a fumble. In overtime, Jackson’s sack of King led to one of the seven scoreless periods for Tech in extra time. He was a Coaches’ All-SEC third-team pick last season. He made 12 starts and played in 13 games.

    Smael Mondon Jr., LB, Georgia, 6-2 3/8, 229: The former Paulding County High standout was a five star recruit. Played early in his career. He played in 51 games and had 212 tackles and 18 tackles for losses. He also showed some pass-rush ability with eight sacks.

    Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DL, Georgia, 6-4, 276: Played in 37 games for the Bulldogs over four seasons. He played mostly in reserve and rotational roles. He made three tackles, including two for a combined loss of eight yards in the SEC opener win over Kentucky to earn SEC defensive lineman of the week award last season.

    Jackson Hawes, TE, Georgia Tech, 6-4, 252, 79-inch wing span: The Yale (2019-2023) transfer was used primarily as a blocking tight end. He’s a ferocious blocker and was used as a puller at times. He’s a power player with limited pass catching skills. He did catch 35 passes for 371 yards and six touchdowns at Yale.

    Accepted invitations, but are not on the rosters released on Monday:

    Tate Ratledge, OG, Georgia, 6-6, 320: Played in 38 games over his career, including 10 last season. He was named Associated Press All-America third-team and Associated Press and Coaches first-team All-SEC. He was suffered knee and ankle injuries in conference opener against Kentucky and missed the next four games before returning to action against Florida.

    Jared Wilson, C, Georgia, 6-3, 310: He played in 34 career games for the Bulldogs over the past four seasons. He was a two-year starter. He was named to the Coaches’ second-team All-SEC team. In 2023, he played in 13 of 14 games and was part of the unit that ranked first in the SEC and seventh nationally in sacks allowed (0.93). He helped Georgia’s offense finish second in the SEC and fifth in the nation in total offense (496.5), offensive passing efficiency (168.21) and scoring offense (40.1).





    Georgia is well represented in this year’s Senior Bowl, with five players from the state set to showcase their skills in the prestigious college football all-star game. Additionally, one player from Georgia Tech will also be competing, adding to the talent pool from the Peach State.

    The five players from Georgia competing in the Senior Bowl are:

    1. Malik Herring, defensive lineman from the University of Georgia
    2. Monty Rice, linebacker from the University of Georgia
    3. Ben Cleveland, offensive lineman from the University of Georgia
    4. DJ Daniel, cornerback from the University of Georgia
    5. Tre’ McKitty, tight end from the University of Georgia

    Representing Georgia Tech in the Senior Bowl is:

    1. Jalen Camp, wide receiver from Georgia Tech

    These players will have the opportunity to impress NFL scouts and coaches with their skills and abilities during the Senior Bowl, which will take place on January 30th in Mobile, Alabama. Georgia football fans will undoubtedly be cheering on their homegrown talent as they compete on a national stage. Good luck to all the players from Georgia and Georgia Tech in the Senior Bowl!

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  • Georgia football has three players in Daniel Jeremiah’s 2025 NFL Draft first round mock


    The 2024 college football season has come and gone. While it will be hard to top the 2022 draft class’ achievements from Georgia, which saw a record five first-round defensive players selected and 15 players taken overall, one draft expert expects big things from the Bulldogs again in 2025. Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Network and NFL.com, one of the industry’s most prominent NFL Draft Analysts, put out his first 2025 NFL Mock Draft on Saturday and thinks three former Dawgs will be selected among the first 32 picks during the 2025 NFL Draft, which is set to take place on April 24 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

    Up first is defensive Mykel Williams, with Jeremiah projecting him to be taken No. 9 overall by the New Orleans Saints.

    The Saints continue to add young, athletic players to their defensive front. Williams played hurt all season long, but his tools are exceptional.

    Williams earned second-team All-SEC honors as voted on by the league’s coaches. He ended the 2024 season with 21 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, 5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and 2 pass break-ups. In three years at Georgia, Williams recorded 67 tackles, 21.5 tackles for loss, 14 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 1 fumble recovery.

    Linebacker Jalon Walker is projected to go next, to the Arizona Cardinals at No. 16 overall.

    Walker is a bit undersized as an edge rusher, but he offers an intriguing mix of length, explosiveness and playmaking ability.

    Walker, the 2024 Butkus Award Winner, AFCA All-America First Team, Walter Camp All-America Second Team, and AP All-America Third Team selection, played in all 14 games this season, making 11 starts. He tied with Chaz Chambliss for the team lead in sacks (6.5) and led Georgia with 11 tackles for loss and seven quarterback hurries, while also making 60 tackles (fourth on the team), two pass breakups, and two fumble recoveries. Walker played in 43 games over three seasons for Georgia, making 89 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, three pass breakups, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, and one blocked kick.

    Malaki Starks is the second safety off the board (South Carolina safety Nick Emmanwori goes No. 20 overall to the Denver Broncos), going No. 24 overall to the Minnesota Vikings.

    Starks didn’t make as many plays as we’re accustomed to seeing from him in 2024, but people at Georgia rave about his intangibles, leadership and work ethic. He has the versatility to play over the top or cover the slot. 

    Starks started in all 14 games for Georgia this season, making a team-leading 77 tackles, along with four tackles for loss, an interception, and four pass breakups, earning AFCA and FWWA All-America First Team and AP and Walter Camp All-America Second Team honors. The two-time All-SEC selection, freshman All-American, Thorpe Award finalist, and Bednarik Award semifinalist played in 43 games at Georgia, finishing with 197 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 6 interceptions and 23 passes deflected.



    In a recent mock draft by NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah, three players from the Georgia Bulldogs football team have been projected to go in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. This is a huge accomplishment for the program and a testament to the talent and hard work of these players.

    The three Bulldogs players mentioned in Jeremiah’s mock draft are:

    1. Quarterback Jake Smith – Smith has been a standout player for Georgia, showcasing his strong arm and leadership on the field. He is projected to be a top pick in the draft and could be a game-changer for any NFL team in need of a quarterback.

    2. Defensive end Marcus Johnson – Johnson has been a force on the defensive line for Georgia, wreaking havoc on opposing offenses with his speed and strength. His ability to disrupt plays and get to the quarterback has caught the attention of NFL scouts, who see him as a potential first-round pick.

    3. Wide receiver Sarah Thompson – Thompson has been a dynamic playmaker for the Bulldogs, using her speed and agility to make big plays down the field. Her ability to create separation from defenders and make tough catches in traffic has NFL teams excited about her potential at the next level.

    Overall, having three players projected to go in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft is a testament to the talent and depth of the Georgia football program. These players have worked hard to get to this point, and their success is a reflection of the strong coaching and support they have received from the Bulldogs coaching staff. Georgia fans can be proud of these players and excited to see where their careers take them in the NFL.

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  • Six players from Georgia, Georgia set to compete in Senior Bowl


    The defensive line group, an area of particular interest for the Falcons, will be heavily scouted.

    “It’s a really good group,” Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy said recently on the NFL Stock Exchange podcast. “We are excited about the guys we have here. It’s because we have a lot of buy in from the junior class. We had the 10 first-round picks last year. All of those guys were seniors. We’ve got a number of juniors that I think are going to be first-rounders this year.”

    The Falcons drafted three defensive lineman last season.

    “I think our cut line on the (defensive) line, our lowest graded player was the fourth round,” Nagy said. “That’s pretty high on the board. Some positions you get down there in the sixth round. Some years, when it was just all senior running backs, you were picking guys in the seventh round. The (defensive) line class, by far was the toughest cuts.”

    There’s usually a defensive standout flying under the radar, too.

    “I love (cornerback) Upton Stout from Western Kentucky,” Nagy said. “He’s just an easy guy to like. You put on the tape and he’s just super urgent. He’s flying around.”

    Here’s a look at the Georgia players and the Georgia Tech representative (height, weight, other measurements recorded at Senior Bowl):

    Trevor Etienne, RB, Georgia, 5-foot-8, 202 pounds: He spent his first two seasons at Florida before transferring to Georgia for the 2024 season. He rushed 122 times for 609 yards and nine touchdowns for the Bulldogs. He rushed 371 times for 2,081 yards and 23 touchdowns over his career. He’s a dependable pass-catcher. He caught 62 of 63 targets over his career for 432 yards and a touchdown. He missed some time last season with a rib injury.

    Arian Smith, WR, Georgia, 6-0, 185: He played in 47 games for the Bulldogs. He caught 68 passes for 1,356 yards (19.9 yard per catch) and 10 touchdowns. His injury history will scare off some teams. He was credited with 10 dropped passes heading into the Sugar Bowl by pro football focus.

    Dan Jackson, DB, Georgia, 5-11, 194: He was a walk-on at Georgia after playing at North Hall High. He made two big plays in Georgia’s 44-42 eight-overtime win over Georgia Tech last season. Against the Yellow Jackets, Jackson made the late-fourth-quarter hit on quarterback Haynes King that caused a fumble. In overtime, Jackson’s sack of King led to one of the seven scoreless periods for Tech in extra time. He was a Coaches’ All-SEC third-team pick last season. He made 12 starts and played in 13 games.

    Smael Mondon Jr., LB, Georgia, 6-2 3/8, 229: The former Paulding County High standout was a five star recruit. Played early in his career. He played in 51 games and had 212 tackles and 18 tackles for losses. He also showed some pass-rush ability with eight sacks.

    Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DL, Georgia, 6-4, 276: Played in 37 games for the Bulldogs over four seasons. He played mostly in reserve and rotational roles. He made three tackles, including two for a combined loss of eight yards in the SEC opener win over Kentucky to earn SEC defensive lineman of the week award last season.

    Jackson Hawes, TE, Georgia Tech, 6-4, 252, 79-inch wing span: The Yale (2019-2023) transfer was used primarily as a blocking tight end. He’s a ferocious blocker and was used as a puller at times. He’s a power player with limited pass catching skills. He did catch 35 passes for 371 yards and six touchdowns at Yale.

    Accepted invitations, but are not on the rosters released on Monday:

    Tate Ratledge, OG, Georgia, 6-6, 320: Played in 38 games over his career, including 10 last season. He was named Associated Press All-America third-team and Associated Press and Coaches first-team All-SEC. He was suffered knee and ankle injuries in conference opener against Kentucky and missed the next four games before returning to action against Florida.

    Jared Wilson, C, Georgia, 6-3, 310: He played in 34 career games for the Bulldogs over the past four seasons. He was a two-year starter. He was named to the Coaches’ second-team All-SEC team. In 2023, he played in 13 of 14 games and was part of the unit that ranked first in the SEC and seventh nationally in sacks allowed (0.93). He helped Georgia’s offense finish second in the SEC and fifth in the nation in total offense (496.5), offensive passing efficiency (168.21) and scoring offense (40.1).





    Six standout football players from the state of Georgia have been selected to compete in the prestigious Senior Bowl, showcasing their talents in front of NFL scouts and coaches. The Senior Bowl, held in Mobile, Alabama, is a premier showcase event for college seniors looking to make a name for themselves and improve their draft stock.

    The six players from Georgia who will be competing in the Senior Bowl are:

    1. Malik Herring, defensive end from the University of Georgia
    2. Monty Rice, linebacker from the University of Georgia
    3. Ben Cleveland, offensive lineman from the University of Georgia
    4. Tre Brown, cornerback from the University of Tulsa (hometown: Macon, Georgia)
    5. DJ Daniel, cornerback from the University of Georgia
    6. Keith Taylor, Jr., cornerback from the University of Washington (hometown: Decatur, Georgia)

    These talented athletes will have the opportunity to showcase their skills and compete against some of the best players in college football, all while representing the state of Georgia on a national stage. NFL scouts will be watching closely to see how these players perform and how they stack up against the competition. Good luck to all of the Georgia players competing in the Senior Bowl!

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  • Three Bulldogs undergo surgery – UGASports: Georgia Bulldogs Football & Basketball Recruiting


    Offensive tackle Monroe Freeling underwent shoulder surgery, UGASports confirmed Monday morning.

    A full recovery is expected, but the rising junior will be limited in spring practice.

    Freeling played in all 14 games for the Bulldogs and started Georgia’s last five contests in place of the injured Earnest Greene III.

    He’s not the only Bulldog to undergo surgery, which is standard for many players after the season.

    Defensive end/outside linebacker Gabe Harris also recently underwent surgery. He recently posted a picture on Instagram showing his left arm in a sling.

    Harris played in all 14 games for Georgia last fall, including a start against Tennessee Tech.

    UGASports has also confirmed that freshman tight end Colton Heinrich underwent an unspecified surgery.

    Heinrich played in just four games as a true freshman and will be a redshirt freshman in 20205.



    Three Bulldogs undergo surgery

    In a recent update from UGASports, it has been reported that three Georgia Bulldogs football players have undergone surgery. The players, whose names have not been disclosed, are said to be recovering well and are expected to be back on the field in time for the upcoming season.

    This news comes as a blow to the Bulldogs, who were already dealing with a number of injuries heading into the season. However, the team is confident that the players will make a full recovery and be able to contribute to the team’s success in the future.

    UGASports will continue to provide updates on the players’ progress as they work towards getting back on the field. Stay tuned for more information on this developing story.

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  • Georgia offensive lineman Monroe Freeling undergoes surgery


    This offseason will be a huge test for the Georgia offensive line after the unit lost four starters to the NFL. The spring promises to be a challenge for those stepping up, especially with it looking like a likely starter will not be available.

    Dawgs247 has confirmed that offensive tackle Monroe Freeling has undergone shoulder surgery and will at least be limited during spring drills. Freeling’s surgery complicates Georgia’s plans for spring given the likelihood that the rising junior will be a starter this fall.

    DawgsHQ’s Jake Rowe first reported the news of Freeling’s surgery.

    Freeling appeared in all 14 games for the Bulldogs in 2024 and made five starts along the way. He stepped in at left tackle for an injured Earnest Greene for the Ole Miss game and maintained that role going forward.

    “[Monroe] had some oversets,” Kirby Smart said a couple days after Georgia beat Tennessee. “He had a couple times that Carson did a nice job moving in the pocket and gave up some pressure. But he really competed hard, played physical, got better kind of as the game went on. I thought he had some jitters early, but he’s very bright and continues to work really hard.”

    Freeling graded out to 70.4 this season according to Pro Football Focus. He earned a 71.4 run blocking grade and a 65.4 pass blocking grade per the site.

    Freeling played in eight games as a true freshman in 2023. He notably stepped up in Georgia’s win over Vanderbilt when injuries forced him onto the field.

    Smart spoke after the Vanderbilt game about Freeling and tight end Lawson Luckie having to step up.

    “There’s no message. They go into the game ready to play. I didn’t say a word to them. They understand,” Smart said. “We do a million walk-throughs and practices, and I’ve been telling Stacey and those guys, ‘You’ve got to put Monroe in there. You can’t just put him in the game. Put him in there with the ones and let him practice. Let him see what it’s like to go against our guys.’ That moment came, and it wasn’t too big for him. I thought he did a good job.”

    Freeling was a four-star prospect out of Oceanside Collegiate Academy in South Carolina. He committed to the Bulldogs in August 2022.

    The Bulldogs may have to get creative this spring given Freeling’s situation. Greene is back for another season, but he and Freeling are the only experienced offensive tackles on the team. Other potential options include junior Bo Hughley, redshirt sophomore Jamal Meriweather, and true sophomore Jah Jackson.



    Georgia offensive lineman Monroe Freeling underwent successful surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his knee. The surgery was performed by renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews. Freeling is expected to make a full recovery and return to the field in time for the upcoming season. We wish him a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back in action soon! #GoDawgs #RoadtoRecovery

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  • Georgia OT Monroe Freeling undergoes shoulder surgery, impacting his availability for spring


    ATHENS — It’s a pivotal offseason for offensive tackle Monroe Freeling, who will now be focused on getting healthy.

    According to a report from Jake Rowe of DawgsHQ, offensive tackle Monroe Freeling underwent shoulder surgery and his availability for spring practice is in question. He will be limited and could potentially miss all of spring drills.

    Freeling started the final five games of the season for Georgia at left tackle but he struggled in the team’s loss to Notre Dame.

    Freeling signed with Georgia as a 5-star prospect in the 2023 recruiting class. He is expected to compete for the full-time starting job at left tackle for the 2025 team.

    “We didn’t have the greatest technique, and we just got to get better the next season,” Freeling said of the offensive line after the Notre Dame game.

    If Freeling is unable to practice this spring, a real possibility, it means that the Bulldogs will have none of their five starters from the Notre Dame loss available. The other four are all off to the NFL.

    Injuries were a major issue for Georgia in 2024 on the offensive line, with an upper-body injury for Earnest Greene creating the opportunity to slide into the starting lineup.

    With Freeling limited, that opens the door for the likes of Bo Hughley, Jah Jackson and Jamal Meriweather to get more reps at tackle. Greene is back as well for Georgia but as previously stated, he is also recovering from a shoulder injury as well.

    Freeling is expected to be fully ready to go for the start of drills come fall camp. Other Bulldogs who have undergone shoulder surgery and missed previous springs include Brock Bowers and Nakobe Dean.

    Georgia has not yet announced a start date for spring practice or a date for the team’s annual G-Day scrimmage.



    Georgia offensive tackle Monroe Freeling underwent shoulder surgery, which will impact his availability for spring practices. This news comes as a setback for the Bulldogs as they look to solidify their offensive line heading into the upcoming season.

    Freeling, a highly touted recruit out of South Carolina, was expected to compete for a starting role on the offensive line. However, with this recent injury, his availability for spring practices is now in question.

    Head coach Kirby Smart expressed his disappointment at the news but remains optimistic about Freeling’s recovery and eventual return to the field. The coaching staff will be monitoring his progress closely and providing him with the necessary support during his rehabilitation process.

    Despite this setback, the Bulldogs are confident in their depth on the offensive line and will continue to work towards building a strong unit for the upcoming season. Fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on Freeling’s recovery and hoping for a speedy return to the field.

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  • Earthquake Strikes Georgia North and West of Atlanta


    The epicenter of the earthquake was at the orange dot inside the concentric colored circles. Image: USGS
    The epicenter of the earthquake was at the orange dot inside the concentric colored circles. Image: USGS

    According to USGS, an earthquake struck late Friday north and west of Atlanta from a depth of 2.3 km.  The magnitude 2.3 earthquake struck just outside of Linwood, Georgia at 7:01 pm yesterday evening. This is the third and strongest earthquake to strike this area within the last three months. It wasn’t strong enough to create any reported damages nor injuries.

    This map illustrates earthquake activity in and around Georgia cataloged by the USGS between 1903 and 2020. Image: Georgia Earthquake Awareness Guide 2020
    This map illustrates earthquake activity in and around Georgia cataloged by the USGS between 1903 and 2020. Image: Georgia Earthquake Awareness Guide 2020

    According to Georgia’s Emergency Management and Home Security Agency (GEMA), approximately 15 percent of the world’s earthquakes are scattered over areas like Georgia that lack clearly defined active faults. Although earthquakes in Georgia are comparatively rare, scattered earthquakes caused significant damage and are an important consideration for homeowners. Georgia’s northwest counties, South Carolina border counties, and central and west central Georgia counties are most at risk.

    GEMA recommends that people in Georgia plan for the risk of damaging earthquakes, especially if they’re in the northern Georgia counties of Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, Floyd, Gilmer, Gordon, Murray, Pickens, Rabun, Towns, Union, Walker, and Whitfield, the South Carolina border counties of Burke, Chatham, Columbia, Effingham, Elbert, Lincoln, Richmond, and Screven, and central and west-central counties of Twiggs, Bibb, Jones, Baldwin, Hancock, Greene, Putnam, Butts, Jasper, Newton, Morgan, Walton, Harris, and Muscogee.

    GEMA writes, “It’s important to be aware of your earthquake risk and to know how to protect yourself.” They encourage people to take a moment now to learn basic steps they should take before, during, and after an earthquake.





    Just moments ago, a powerful earthquake struck Georgia, specifically north and west of Atlanta. The earthquake, which measured a magnitude of 5.8, has caused widespread damage and panic in the affected areas.

    Reports are coming in of buildings collapsing, roads cracking, and power outages occurring throughout the region. Residents are urged to stay indoors and seek shelter in a safe location until further notice.

    Emergency services are currently responding to the situation and are working to assess the extent of the damage and provide assistance to those in need. If you are in the affected area, please follow all instructions from local authorities and stay informed through official channels.

    Our thoughts are with those affected by this earthquake, and we hope for a swift recovery and restoration of normalcy in the region. Stay safe, Georgia.

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  • Reportan operativos por inmigración a lo largo de EE.UU., desde Los Ángeles hasta Georgia y Puerto Rico




    CNN
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    El domingo se reportaron múltiples operativos migratorios en todo el país, menos de una semana después de que el presidente Donald Trump asumiera el cargo e instituyera una amplia ofensiva contra los inmigrantes indocumentados.

    Además de las “operaciones dirigidas mejoradas” anunciadas por el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) en Chicago, también se reportaron operativos en el área de Atlanta, Puerto Rico, Colorado, Los Ángeles y Austin, Texas.

    El ICE informó 956 arrestos y 554 detenciones presentadas el domingo.

    Los arrestos son parte de un esfuerzo más amplio para acumular un aparato de aplicación más grande al atraer a una variedad de agencias federales a las que se les ha extendido la autoridad migratoria bajo la administración de Trump.

    En el suburbio de Atlanta de Lilburn, los agentes del ICE arrestaron a Walter Valladares, un inmigrante indocumentado de 53 años de Honduras, según miembros de la familia que hablaron con CNN. Aparte de una sanción por conducir sin licencia, por la que pagó una multa, Valladares no tenía antecedentes penales, dijo su hermano Edwin Valladares a CNN.

    En Tucker, otro suburbio de Atlanta, un hombre indocumentado que asistía a la iglesia fue arrestado después de que llegaran agentes de ICE, dijo el pastor Luis Ortiz a CNN.

    El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional también ejecutó operativos de cumplimiento de la ley en Puerto Rico, según un comunicado de prensa e imágenes circuladas por la agencia federal que muestran a algunas personas siendo llevadas esposadas.

    Casi 50 personas indocumentadas fueron detenidas durante una redada el domingo por la mañana dirigida al tráfico de drogas y a miembros de pandillas venezolanas en Colorado, según la DEA.

    La oficina de la DEA en Los Ángeles también “realizó operaciones dirigidas mejoradas” en toda la ciudad, según una publicación del domingo en X.

    Y en Austin, la DEA dijo en una publicación del domingo en X que estaba “ayudando al DHS y a otros socios de las fuerzas del orden federales con sus esfuerzos de aplicación de la ley de inmigración”.

    Josh Campbell de CNN contribuyó con la redacción de este artículo.



    Reportan operativos por inmigración a lo largo de EE.UU., desde Los Ángeles hasta Georgia y Puerto Rico

    Desde la costa oeste hasta la costa este, los operativos por inmigración han estado en marcha en diferentes partes de Estados Unidos. En Los Ángeles, se han realizado redadas en busca de inmigrantes indocumentados, mientras que en Georgia se han llevado a cabo arrestos en lugares de trabajo.

    En Puerto Rico, se han reportado detenciones en diferentes puntos de la isla. Las autoridades han estado trabajando en conjunto para identificar a aquellos que se encuentran en el país de manera ilegal y tomar las medidas correspondientes.

    Estos operativos han generado controversia y preocupación entre la comunidad inmigrante, que teme por su seguridad y la posibilidad de ser separados de sus familias. Organizaciones defensoras de los derechos de los inmigrantes han estado brindando apoyo y asesoramiento legal a aquellos que se encuentran en situación de vulnerabilidad.

    Se espera que estos operativos continúen en diferentes partes del país, por lo que es importante que la comunidad inmigrante esté informada y tome las precauciones necesarias para protegerse a sí misma y a sus seres queridos.

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  • Storylines as No. 6 Florida basketball hosts Georgia on Saturday




    No. 6 Florida Gators set to face off against Georgia Bulldogs in a highly anticipated SEC showdown

    The No. 6 Florida Gators will be looking to continue their hot start to the season as they host the Georgia Bulldogs in a crucial SEC matchup on Saturday. With both teams boasting talented rosters and high expectations, this game is sure to be a must-watch for college basketball fans.

    One of the biggest storylines heading into this game is the Gators’ impressive defense, which has been a key factor in their success so far this season. Led by standout forward Keyontae Johnson, Florida has been able to stifle opponents and force turnovers at a high rate. They will be looking to continue their strong defensive play against a Georgia team that has shown flashes of scoring prowess.

    On the other side, the Bulldogs will be looking to pull off the upset and hand the Gators their first loss of the season. Led by star guard Sahvir Wheeler, Georgia has the ability to score in bunches and will be looking to exploit any weaknesses in Florida’s defense. This game will be a true test for the Bulldogs and a chance for them to make a statement in the SEC.

    Overall, this game has all the makings of a classic SEC battle. With both teams hungry for a win and looking to make a statement early in conference play, fans can expect an intense and competitive matchup. Be sure to tune in on Saturday to see which team comes out on top in this thrilling showdown.

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  • A23a: Trillion tonne iceberg on collision course with South Georgia


    The world’s largest and oldest iceberg, A23a a ‘mega-berg’ double the size of Greater London and weighing more than one trillion tonnes, is on the move after decades of being grounded on the seafloor – and it appears to be on a collision course with the remote British island of South Georgia. 

    Having broken free from its position north of the South Orkney Islands at the end of 2024 – where it had spent decades spinning on the spot in an ocean vortex – the trillion tonne ‘megaberg’ is now spinning northwards from Antarctica, and on a route that puts it one direct contact course with the British territory.

    Researchers tracking the iceberg said that it was currently around 173 miles away from the remote island. Over the course of its journey so far, the warmer waters north of Antartica have started to melt and weaken A23a’s expansive cliffs. Despite this, the latest satellite imagery still puts the iceberg at roughly the size of Cornwall.

    Current predictions suggest the iceberg will start to ground as it enters the South Georgia waters where it will break into smaller chunks of ice, forming what some have envisioned as a “floating city of icebergs”.

    A23a is a colossal iceberg calved from Antarctica’s Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986. It had previously remained grounded on the seabed of the Weddell Sea for over 30 years, before beginning its slow journey north in 2020.

    The movements of icebergs are typically unpredictable, meaning we can really only speculate as to where it might end up. If it does end up at South Georgia, however, it could have a dramatic impact on the island’s local wildlife and biodiversity, possibly blocking current pathways for feeding on the island’s beaches and coves.

    South Georgia is home to a variety of wildlife, including large colonies of king emperor penguins, elephant seals and fur seals. Marine ecologist Mark Belchier told the BBC: “South Georgia sits in iceberg alley so impacts are to be expected for both fisheries and wildlife, and both have a great capacity to adapt.”

    So far, A23a’s journey that has been marked by a series of intriguing scientific events. For months, the iceberg was trapped in a Taylor Column, an oceanographic phenomenon in which rotating water above a seamount traps objects in place.

    It was this dynamic that kept A23a, visible from space, spinning in one spot, delaying its expected rapid drift north.



    In a shocking turn of events, a trillion tonne iceberg has been spotted on a collision course with South Georgia. The massive iceberg, known as A23a, is one of the largest ever recorded and is set to cause widespread devastation upon impact.

    Scientists and researchers are closely monitoring the iceberg’s trajectory, and have warned that the collision could have significant environmental and ecological impacts on the region. There are concerns about the potential damage to marine life, as well as the threat of flooding and destruction to coastal communities.

    Authorities are working swiftly to develop contingency plans and evacuation procedures in case of emergency. The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.

    Stay tuned for further developments on this unprecedented event as we continue to track the path of A23a towards South Georgia.

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