内容摘要：A White House official who spoke on the condition of anonymity confirmed that the overhaul, first reported by Axios, was underway. Andy Baker, the national security adviser to Vice President JD Vance, and Robert Gabriel, an assistant to the president for policy, will serve as deputy national security advisers, according to the White House official.

A White House official who spoke on the condition of anonymity confirmed that the overhaul, first reported by Axios, was underway. Andy Baker, the national security adviser to Vice President JD Vance, and Robert Gabriel, an assistant to the president for policy, will serve as deputy national security advisers, according to the White House official.

“There was just a gut punch exhale and reaction from this crowd,” backup play-by-play announcer Stephen Nelson said on the television broadcast.Hefley took over from Helen Dell in 1988 and became as much a fan favorite as Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully and retired manager Tom Lasorda. Scully died in 2022 and Lasorda died in 2021.

Eventually, Hefley’s playing time was reduced in 2015, and after she posted on Facebook that she didn’t fit in, the Dodgers offered her a lifetime contract.“They said I had a job as long as I want the job, the job would not be open for anyone else,” she told the Los Angeles Times. “I will be signing a new contract at the end of the year.”But during the final homestand of that season, Hefley announced her retirement. She was honored on the field before her final game.

She was succeeded by Dieter Ruehle, just the third organist the team has had since 1971.Hefley began playing the piano at age 4 and at 13 she talked her teacher into showing her the basics of the organ.

She commuted to each homestand from her home in Silver Springs, Nevada, while renting a second home locally. She was accompanied by her husband, Bill, whom she met while playing the organ at Bellflower Baptist Church. He died in 2019.

She was a substitute organist for the Los Angeles Angels before auditioning for the Dodgers job in February 1988 at an exhibition game. The team went on to win the World Series that fall.Under that program, asylum seekers would be flown to Rwanda, which would decide whether to grant asylum there.

Under the “return hubs” Starmer is discussing, migrants whose asylum claims are rejected by the U.K. would be sent to a third country to await deportation. A spokesperson for Starmer said the goal is to prevent failed asylum seekers from using stall tactics, such as starting a family in Britain, to prevent being sent back.Migration expert Meghan Benton said there’s a lot of confusion between the different programs set out by the U.K. and other European countries. “There’s a lot of legal and moral differences between them,” Benton, who leads Global Programs at the Migration Policy Institute think tank, said. While the Rwanda deal shifted the U.K.'s responsibility for asylum to a third country, Starmer’s proposal involves people who have exhausted their asylum claims, Benton explained.

Several European countries, including the Netherlands and Sweden, are looking to do the same, Benton added. The “return hubs” concept has also been supported by theas a way to deter irregular migration.