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美最高法院：允许政府终止保护叙利亚与海地人免遭遣返

2026年6月25日 23:34 / 联合早报

美国最高法院推翻了纽约和华盛顿特区联邦法官此前的裁决，裁定政府终止海地和叙利亚移民临时保护身份的决定不受司法审查。 （法新社）

美国最高法院支持特朗普政府，取消约35万海地人和6000名叙利亚人的遣返保护。

法新社报道，保守派占多数的最高法院星期四（6月25日）以六比三的投票结果裁定，国土安全部终止海地和叙利亚移民临时保护身份的决定，不受司法审查。三位自由派大法官投了反对票。

最高法院的裁决推翻了纽约和华盛顿特区联邦法官此前的裁决。这些裁决曾阻止政府终止35万多名海地人和6100名叙利亚人的临时保护身份。保守派大法官们对此表示支持。

临时保护身份（TPS）允许来自遭受战争、自然灾害或其他灾难的国家的移民，在美国生活和工作，前提是他们返回原籍国不安全。美国在2010年海地发生大地震后首次向海地人提供TPS，并在2012年叙利亚陷入内战后向叙利亚人提供TPS。

路透社引述撰写裁决书的保守派大法官阿利托（Samuel Alito）说，法院无权审查政府关于TPS的决定，TPS相关法律“明确禁止”此类司法审查。最高法院这一裁决意味着，未来美国若针对任何国家公民撤销TPS身份，可能都难以受到法律挑战。

House Speaker Johnson to meet Trump in hopes of defusing political crisis over voter ID bill

2026-06-25 15:17:17 GMT / Reuters

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) speaks at an unveiling ceremony for the Semiquincentennial Congressional Time Capsule on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 24, 2026. REUTERS/Annabelle Gordon Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab

• Summary

• House Republican hardliners paralyze chamber over Senate inaction on SAVE America Act
• Senate left early for two-week July 4 break
• Democrats ready to seize on Republican inaction on affordability in midterm campaign

WASHINGTON, June 25 (Reuters) – U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson is due to meet with President Donald Trump on Thursday in ​hopes of defusing a political crisis gripping Congress over a stalled package of national voting restrictions that the president views as his ‌No. 1 legislative priority.

A day after a contentious closed-door meeting between Trump and Senate Republicans, hardline Trump allies led by U.S. Representative Anna Paulina Luna effectively shut down the House floor by refusing to support a measure allowing unrelated legislation to advance until the Senate passes the voter ID bill known as the SAVE America Act, which the Senate has tried and failed ​to pass five times since mid-March.

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Trump employed a similar tactic to pressure Senate Republicans on Wednesday by pulling out of a signing ceremony for ​a popular bipartisan housing bill that House and Senate Republican leaders hoped to showcase as evidence that they are addressing ⁠the high cost of living, the top issue for voters in the November midterm elections that will determine whether Republicans retain their majorities in Congress.

Hours after the Trump ​meeting, the Senate left a day early for a two-week July 4 break without any action on the SAVE America Act, despite mounting pressure on Senate Republicans ​including Senate Majority Leader John Thune from hardliners.

“I will not be voting to re-open the floor until the Senate gets back to Washington,” Luna said in a social media post after their departure. “John Thune is running and hiding because he doesn’t want to get voter ID across the finish line.”

With only a slim 218-212 Republican majority, Johnson can afford to lose ​no more than two votes on any measure that faces unanimous opposition from Democrats. While Johnson’s raucous caucus has caused him problems, he does not face ​the same challenges Thune does, where Senate rules effectively require bipartisan support of most legislation.

At a Thursday news conference, eight of Luna’s fellow hardliners emphasized their own opposition to moving ‌forward on ⁠House bills while the Senate is out of session. “I personally think we should not have any more legislation until the Senate comes back in session,” said Representative Ralph Norman, a prominent member of the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus.

TRUMP FOCUSED ON VOTING RULES

The SAVE America Act would require a photo ID to vote in federal elections and proof of U.S. citizenship to register, while compelling states to turn over their voter registration rolls to the federal government.

The bill, which faces vehement opposition from ​Democrats, passed the House of Representatives ​in February but has since languished ⁠in the Senate. Trump also wants the bill to sharply restrict mail-in voting, which is a concern for Republicans worried that it could hurt turnout in rural areas.

Critics, including Democrats, say the bill targets a nearly non-existent problem of non-citizen voting, ​which Trump has falsely blamed for his 2020 loss to former President Joe Biden. They also warn that the ​legislation would disenfranchise American ⁠citizens who do not have ready access to a passport or birth certificate.

Some Republicans have openly warned that Trump’s unrelenting focus on the SAVE America Act could play into the hands of Democrats, who hope to take control of the House and possibly the Senate in November, and have been quick to seize on the issue.

“People ⁠are clearly struggling, ​and that’s what public sentiment shows unequivocally, and Donald Trump has failed to solve that ​challenge,” House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries told CNBC on Thursday.

“He just actually detonated a bipartisan housing bill that would help build housing in this country that is affordable for everyday Americans who are drowning ​and suffocating in Donald Trump’s and the Republicans’ failed economy.”

Reporting by David Morgan and Susan Heavey; Writing by David Morgan; editing by Scott Malone and Alistair Bell

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韩国瑜：台湾国际处境“只能恋爱不能结婚” 吁美挺台参与国际社会

2026年6月25日 23:41 / 联合早报

台湾立法院长韩国瑜（右二）率领跨党派的七名立委访美，获高规格礼遇，与包括美国众议院荣誉议长佩洛西（左二）等33名众议员、七名参议员交换意见。 （取自台湾立法院官网）

台湾立法院长韩国瑜率跨党派立法委员访问美国，于当地时间星期三（6月24日）出席美国国会欢迎酒会致词时，形容台湾的国际处境是“只能恋爱，不能结婚”，呼吁美国即便“没有明媒正娶”，也能持续支持台湾参与国际社会。

韩国瑜这次是应美国之邀率七名立委访美，获高规格礼遇，与包括众院荣誉议长佩洛西等33名众议员、七名参议员交换意见。众院共和党议员蒂法尼更表示，希望台湾总统赖清德有一天能访美。

受访学者分析，韩国瑜在对美军购案展现了协调党内与穿梭朝野的能力，获美方肯定，美方的礼遇是一种“鼓励”，并对赖清德政府释放信息，避免在现状上增添不必要的困扰。

韩国瑜等人当地时间23日晚上抵达华府，24日前往美国国会山庄与七名民主党参议员座谈，随后前往众议院办公大楼参加美国国会台湾连线酒会。

佩洛西与众院共和党团会议主席麦克林（Lisa McClain）、众院民主党党团会议副主席刘云平（Ted Lieu）、众院外委会荣誉主席麦考尔（Michael McCaul）、众院“国会台湾连线”共同主席贝拉（Ami Bera）、众院“国会台湾连线”共同主席史丹顿（Greg Stanton）等33名众议员都出席这场酒会。

韩国瑜致词时说，台美贸易额去年高达2560亿美元（3320亿新元），今年上半年又比去年同期增长28%，今年一定是台美贸易大丰收的一年。美国目前是台湾第一大贸易伙伴，台湾是美国第四大贸易伙伴，希望双方经贸继续蓬勃发展。

他接着说明台湾的重要性，称小小的台湾充满惊奇，土地虽仅占世界万分之三，人口只占千分之三，但台湾工业产品在全世界占百分之三，台湾不产石油等天然资源，但半导体和高科技制造位居全球第一，还有全球领先的健保制度，以及各种中小企业隐形冠军，更是华人世界的民主灯塔，却未获得国际相对的回应。

他说，所有国家都称赞台湾，但都不能给承诺，台湾在国际处境有一种感觉：只能恋爱，不能结婚。

他强调，台湾愿在国际社会承担更多责任，呼吁美国“就算没有明媒正娶也没关系”，希望能让台湾参与更多国际活动。

6月初，台湾在野的中国国民党主席郑丽文在美进行为期两周访问，有分析认为郑丽文因阻挡对美军购的国防特别预算受到冷遇。赖清德政府提出1.25万亿元（新台币，下同，504亿新元）国防特别预算条例，被在野党砍为上限7800亿元。

而美国参议院跨党派参议员6月初联名来函邀韩国瑜下旬率领跨党派立委团队访美，美国在台协会也大力协助，美方的高规格邀请被视为对韩国瑜先前主动推进国防特别预算的“政治回礼”。

受访学者认为，韩国瑜是现任立法院长，并率领跨党派朝野立委，美国给予韩的规格本来就会高于仅为在野政党领袖且无公职的郑丽文，佩洛西的出席，的确是比较高的规格，后续会见的美国行政部门人士尚待观察。

台湾大学政治学系教授张登及接受《联合早报》访问时说，韩国瑜在军购案把郑丽文主张的3800亿元加N（有美国的发价书就同意）逐步拉高至7800亿元的过程中，“展现了协调党内与穿梭朝野的能力，美方对韩国瑜的礼遇是给他‘鼓励’，虽非100分满意，但给予一定的赞赏”。

张登及同时指出，这也是对民进党的一种提醒，“韩院长树立了一个美方可以认可的台湾政治家应展现的风格，也希望执政党在追求战略目的之余，要考量美中大棋盘，避免在现状上增添不必要的困扰”。

中华亚太菁英交流协会秘书长、中央警察大学教授王智盛则认为，美方是希望民进党政府多思考朝野如何和解，只有朝野在预算、军购及重要法案推动上达成和解，台美军购与相关合作才能更顺畅地进行。

他说，美方刻意拉高对韩国瑜的规格礼遇，是向国民党内释放强烈信号：美方更看重并愿意实质礼遇支持对美军购及亲美路线的政治人物，这将让国民党内的亲美派更有底气与信心。

日本东北地区发生7.2级地震 一周内恐再有强震

2026年6月25日 22:44 / 联合早报 符祝慧 东京特派员

青森县星期四遭受强力地震，八户市一处挡土墙倒塌。 （路透社）

日本东北岩手县近海星期四清晨发生7.2级地震。青森县、岩手县以及宫城县等地区发生强震，数百公里外的东京也感受到震动。这次地震未造成严重伤亡，但当局预警接下来一周可能再有强震。

日本气象厅宣布，岩手县近海星期四（6月25日）早上7时30分（新加坡时间6时30分）左右发生强力地震，是发生在太平洋板块与大陆板块交界处的逆断层型地震，震源广阔，释放出极大能量。当局后来重新评估了震级，从最初公布的6.9级修正为7.2级；震源深度也从约50公里修正为约44公里，震中位于岩手县外海，未引发海啸。

日本将地震强度分为0至7级，此次青森和岩手地区的震级达到6级以上，至少114栋建筑受损，包括学校、福利设施在内，至少11人受伤。据日本时事通讯社报道，这样的震动强度会让人无法站稳，甚至会被震倒。

青森阶上町的一处多功能设施的主厅天花板大片受损，图书馆里的书籍散落满地。场馆内的工作人员森和明（55岁）受访时说：“震感从一开始就非常强烈，持续了大约一分钟。我根本站不住，非常害怕房子会倒塌。”

青森县阶上町政府发布的照片​​显示，地震过后，政府大楼内一个房间里的橱柜倒下。（法新社）

日本气象厅官员在震后的新闻发布会上警告，此次地震虽然未达到发布“北海道三陆近海地震警报”的规模，但“未来一周左右的时间里，还可能发生6级或更大的强震”，呼吁民众提高警惕。

在青森县八户市，一个室内足球场的运营公司报告，球场外墙的一块墙体脱落。员工野边耕平（30岁）说：“在去年12月的地震中，外墙也倒塌了，我们刚刚修好。孩子们经常在这个场地踢球，这让人不得不为日后地震再来感到担心。”

青森县八户市一家图书馆在地震后，书籍散落一地。（法新社）

本次强震唤起15年前灾难记忆 专家称两者间不排除有某种关联

这次强震再次让人想起2011年3月发生的东日本大地震。当时，日本东北部沿海地区遭受9级地震和超大海啸，还引发了继切尔诺贝利事故之后最严重的福岛核能事故。

日本东北地区有不少核能设施，日本原子能规制委员会报告，此次震后，宫城县的女川核电站以及青森县的核燃料处理厂等未发现与地震相关的异常情况。

日本东北区刚在4月间发生过类似强震。东北大学灾害科学国际研究所的专家冈田悠太郎指出：“发生在东北地区北部近海的地震，是由海洋板块与大陆板块之间应力积累所引发的。尽管引发东日本大地震的那场特大地震已过去15年，两者之间虽不太可能存在直接的因果关系，但也不排除它们存在某种关联。”

日本首相高市早苗在地震发生后成立应急小组，指示政府机关与地方当局密切合作。她也呼吁市民：“留意未来可能发生的强震，要保持警惕，做好防范措施。”

此次地震导致铁路交通大受影响，JR东日本来往东京青森以及秋田的新干线在星期四一整个上午都停运。在东京车站，拉着行李上不了新干线的人不少是外国游客，行程大受耽误。

受新干线暂停运营影响，宫城县仙台市的JR仙台站人潮拥挤。（法新社）

US Army Europe commander Donahue to step down on July 2

By Reuters / June 25, 2026 2:12 PM UTC Updated 2 hours ago

U.S. Army Europe and Africa Commanding General, Gen. Christopher Donahue, chats with press representatives during a visit at MK Airbase, in Mihail Kogalniceanu, Constanta county, Romania, November 25, 2025. Inquam Photos/George Calin via REUTERS Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab

BERLIN, June 25 (Reuters) – The commander of the ​U.S. Army in Europe ‌and Africa, General Christopher Donahue, will ​relinquish his post ​on July 2, the ⁠U.S. Army said ​in a statement ​on Thursday.

With his special operations background and doubling ​as commander of ​NATO’s land forces in Europe, ‌Donahue ⁠is well respected among military and political leaders in ​Europe.

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Insiders ​had ⁠seen Donahue at risk of ​a dismissal ​for ⁠some time after differences with U.S. Secretary ⁠of ​Defense Pete ​Hegseth.

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Supreme Court hands Trump two major immigration victories

June 25, 2026 11:19am EDT / Fox News

Justice Samuel Alito wrote both opinions, also holding that TPS recipients cannot block revocation of their status

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The Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump two major immigration victories on Thursday morning, both having to do with his administration’s efforts to reduce asylum claims.

In the first case, Mullin v. Al Otro Lado, the court held that migrants who are turned away at the border before entering the United States are not entitled to apply for asylum. In the second case, Mullin v. Doe, the court ruled that Haitian and Syrian nationals in the United States with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) could not receive judicial relief postponing the revocation of their status while they challenge the Trump administration’s efforts to revoke it in court.

Writing the opinion in Mullin v. Al Otro Lado, Justice Samuel Alito argued that a migrant who reaches the southern border but is turned away before entering has not, for legal purposes, “arrive[d] in” the United States. The holding is significant because current law provides that anyone who “arrives in the United States” has the right to apply for asylum.

SUPREME COURT DIVIDED ON TRUMP EFFORT TO TERMINATE TEMPORARY PROTECTIONS FOR HAITIAN, SYRIAN MIGRANTS

Demonstrators outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.((Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images))

“This case presents a straightforward question: whether an alien who seeks to enter the United States from Mexico ‘arrives in the United States’ when he or she is still in Mexico,” Alito wrote. “In the decision below, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit answered ‘yes.’ That is wrong. In ordinary speech, no one would say that a person ‘arrives in’ a place — for example, a house, a city, or a country — before the person enters that place.”

Also writing the opinion in Mullin v. Doe, Alito held that the law establishing TPS explicitly blocks recipients from legal relief unless their claims have a constitutional basis.

ALITO BLASTS LAWYER’S WORD-SALAD BLURRING ASYLUM LAW

Pro and anti-Trump demonstrators rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on April 1, 2026, before justices hear oral arguments on whether President Donald Trump can deny citizenship to children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily.(J. Scott Applewhite/Associated Press)

“In these cases, we consider whether respondents, who challenge the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for aliens from Syria and Haiti, are entitled to orders postponing the terminations during litigation,” Alito wrote. “We hold that they are not.”

SCOTUS TO REVIEW TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER ON BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP

The U.S. Supreme Court building is shown in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 9, 2026. The court did not issue a ruling on President Donald Trump’s global tariffs on that day.(Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)

“The TPS statute plainly bars consideration of respondents’ non-constitutional claims. It allows ‘no judicial review of any determination . . . with respect to the . . . termination’ of a TPS designation,” the justice continued.

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Both TPS and court rulings recognizing asylum-processing rights for migrants stopped just outside U.S. ports of entry had become flashpoints for conservatives, with immigration hawks arguing they facilitated abuse.

By making asylum applications more difficult and green-lighting the termination of Temporary Protected Status for some people already in the country, the Supreme Court’s decisions give the Trump administration an advantage in its effort to reduce asylum claims.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Supreme Court lets Trump end temporary protections for Haitian, Syrian migrants

2026-06-25T14:35:54.278Z / The Washington Post

The decision could allow the government to deport hundreds of thousands of people starting this year.

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President Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the Oval Office on June 10, 2025. (Evan Vucci/AP)

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The Trump administration can cancel temporary humanitarian protections for Haitian and Syrian immigrants living legally in the United States, the Supreme Court found on Thursday, a decision that could allow the government to deport hundreds of thousands of people starting this year.

Astronomers find 2 gigantic planets lighter than cotton candy: “Comparable to a nice blob of shaving foam”

June 25, 2026 / 8:39 AM EDT / CBS/AP

Astronomers have uncovered a pair of giant planets that are lighter than cotton candy — super-puffs the size of Jupiter.

The featherweight pair — orbiting a star 1,110 light-years away — are the biggest exoplanets found to have less density than cotton candy.

That makes them the lightest known planets of their size, said the University of Oxford’s George Dransfield.

“These two planets have densities comparable to a nice blob of shaving foam, fresh from the can,” Dransfield said in an email. She and her team reported their findings Wednesday in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Dransfield suspects these fluffy, wispy worlds are probably white or blue, depending on whether the skies there are cloudy — not shades of cotton-candy pink. The planets are probably mostly hydrogen and helium, although it will take follow-up observations by NASA’s Webb Space Telescope to confirm their chemical makeup.

Detected by NASA’s Tess satellite over the past decade, these two especially puffy puffs orbit a star in the southern constellation Volans, known as the flying fish. The researchers studied the planets’ orbits using telescopes on Earth to determine their density, from 1,110 light-years away. A light-year is nearly 6 trillion miles.

This illustration provided by NASA depicts the Sun-like star TOI-791, background left, and two giant planets that NASA’s TESS space telescope discovered in its orbit. Daniel Rutter/NASA via AP

In 2024, researchers found a super-puff planet 1,200 light years from Earth, calling it a “cosmic mystery.”

Jupiter, by comparison, is as much as 35 times denser than these two lightweights.

The newly found planets also have unusually long orbits, with one taking 139 days and the other taking 232 days to circle the host star, NASA said in a news release.

Considered rare in the cosmos, super-puffs are thought to form around the disk of gas and dust around a newborn star where there is more gas than dust. They shed much of the material over time, stripping down even more.

“The main reason these planets are interesting to study is that we didn’t expect to see them at all,” said Jon Jenkins, the science lead for the Science Processing Operations Center at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. “They represent a puzzle for us to solve about how giant planets like Jupiter and the super-puffs form.”

NASA’s tally of worlds outside our solar system currently stands at nearly 6,300 confirmed. Fewer than 40 are super-puffs, according to Dransfield.

“Ultimately, by studying exotic systems containing rare planet types, we add further pieces to the puzzle of planet formation and learn more about our place in the cosmos,” she said.

美最高法院：允许政府终止保护叙利亚与海地人免遭遣返

2026年6月25日 23:34 / 联合早报

美国最高法院推翻了纽约和华盛顿特区联邦法官此前的裁决，裁定政府终止海地和叙利亚移民临时保护身份的决定不受司法审查。 （法新社）

美国最高法院支持特朗普政府，取消约35万海地人和6000名叙利亚人的遣返保护。

法新社报道，保守派占多数的最高法院星期四（6月25日）以六比三的投票结果裁定，国土安全部终止海地和叙利亚移民临时保护身份的决定，不受司法审查。三位自由派大法官投了反对票。

最高法院的裁决推翻了纽约和华盛顿特区联邦法官此前的裁决。这些裁决曾阻止政府终止35万多名海地人和6100名叙利亚人的临时保护身份。保守派大法官们对此表示支持。

临时保护身份（TPS）允许来自遭受战争、自然灾害或其他灾难的国家的移民，在美国生活和工作，前提是他们返回原籍国不安全。美国在2010年海地发生大地震后首次向海地人提供TPS，并在2012年叙利亚陷入内战后向叙利亚人提供TPS。

路透社引述撰写裁决书的保守派大法官阿利托（Samuel Alito）说，法院无权审查政府关于TPS的决定，TPS相关法律“明确禁止”此类司法审查。最高法院这一裁决意味着，未来美国若针对任何国家公民撤销TPS身份，可能都难以受到法律挑战。

Florida GOP candidate warns NYC socialist primary wins will fuel business, resident exodus: ‘Concerning’

June 25, 2026 10:38am EDT / Fox News

Singer, running for Congress in Florida’s 25th District, says antisemitism is ‘alarmingly raging’ in New York City

By Andrew Mark Miller , Kiera McDonald, Fox News

NYC exodus only going to get worse after socialist victories: former Florida mayor

Florida GOP House candidate Scott Singer, who was previously mayor of Boca Raton, spoke to Fox News Digital about the New York primary elections.

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NEW YORK CITY — Florida Republican House candidate Scott Singer, the former mayor of Boca Raton, is outlining the reasons he believes people and businesses will continue to flee New York City after socialists had a dominant night in Tuesday’s primary.

“It should be concerning for all Americans because you had the Democratic Party continuing to be co-opted by a fringe socialist base, which is now not the fringe,” Singer, running for Congress in Florida’s 25th Congressional District, told Fox News Digital.

“When you have two Democratic members of the House taken out by candidates who say things like they want to abolish ICE, abolish all prisons, and end private healthcare, it shows that the Democratic Party in New York and increasingly in America is not only not our parents’ Democratic Party, it’s not the Democratic Party of just a year ago. And this radical influence is going to continue to send shock waves that I hope will wake people up to understand where we are as a nation and where that party is.”

Three Democrats running for Congress endorsed by New York City’s socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani, two of whom were also endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), defeated their establishment opposition and signaled that Mamdani’s political power remains strong in the city.

FAR-LEFT SURGE: MAMDANI-BACKED CANDIDATES OUST DEM ESTABLISHMENT INCUMBENTS

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a primary-night watch party for NYC Congressional candidate Claire Valdez at 99 Scott Studio on June 23, 2026 in the East Williamsburg neighborhood of the Brooklyn borough in New York City.(Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

A common theme for all three Democrats who won their primaries was hostility toward Israel, which often surfaced in the race between Mamdani-backed Brad Lander and Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman, a race that Lander won easily.

“I think antisemitism is raging in the Democratic Party, it’s alarmingly raging in New York City,” Singer explained.

“Congressman Goldman’s office was vandalized three days ago. You had him shut out of a restaurant because of the fact that he was Jewish, and he’s a congressman. If this is happening on everyday streets in New York, it’s bearing more and more similarities to Germany in the 1930s. God help us if we get there, but we have to understand what people want to do and what’s winning in the Democratic Party right now.”

‘EXISTENTIAL THREAT’: JEWISH LEADERS WARN OF NYC ‘MASS EXODUS’ IF ZOHRAN MAMDANI WINS IN NOVEMBER

Congressional candidates Claire Valdez, left, Brad Lander, second from left, and Darializa Avila Chevalier, right, raise their hands with Mayor Zohran Mamdani during a Get Out the Vote rally in New York City on June 18, 2026.(Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Most political experts have concluded that Tuesday night was a sign the “moderate” wing of the Democratic Party is on its heels dealing with the momentum from the party’s socialist wing led by progressive activists.

“The far left is trouncing what used to be the moderates in the Democratic Party and the Democratic moderates are now becoming Republicans,” Singer said. “And I think anyone who’s still looking at what this Democratic Party used to be even a few months ago has to understand where it’s going. Democratic members of Congress don’t often lose primaries and two get trounced by far-left radicals who want to end prisons, end ICE, and end private healthcare.”

SOCIALIST SURGE: MAMDANI FLEXES GROWING POLITICAL MUSCLE AS HE TAKES ON DEM ESTABLISHMENT

NYPD officers arrest New York City Council member Tiffany Caban and New York Assembly member Claire Valdez (right) along with protesters after they refused to leave the lobby of Sen. Chuck Schumer’s office in Manhattan on Aug. 1, 2025.(Barry Williams/New York Daily News/Tribune News Service)

Singer continued, “Everyone needs to take note because when we’re running in November, we have a real choice between people who value our American system, our free markets, opportunities for all and law and order, and those who want to end prisons.”

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Singer has previously spoken out about how many business leaders have contacted him about leaving New York and coming to Florida due to high taxes and socialist policies. He told Fox News Digital on Tuesday he only expects that to continue after Tuesday night’s results.

“We’re going to continue to see people flee New York and last night’s election should give a lot of people pause because if these Democratic socialists continue to win, not only in New York, but throughout America, we’re not going to recognize the country,” Singer said, adding that one of the reasons he is running for Congress is his worry about “radicals influencing our state” when they move to Florida from other places like New York.

Andrew Mark Miller is a reporter at Fox News. Find him on Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to AndrewMark.Miller@Fox.com.

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