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Xi likes granite 😂😂😂

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is fighting the good fight to safeguard our beautiful city’s historic architecture from Trump’s bulldozers. More information about the fund: https://savingplaces.org/hpdf

Yeah, you don’t qualify to be a human first of all. I rest my case. You win, go ask daddy for a lollypop.

That’s the current state of r/immigration. May as well rename the subreddit to r/anti-immigration

“FSSF did not provide detainees with sufficient living space — less than half of what is required — creating cramped conditions for detainees who spent most of their time in their housing units.

The lack of living space risks detainees’ well-being and may negatively impact their physical and mental health. The applicable standards require at least 75 square feet of floor space per inmate in dormitory8 housing units.9 At maximum capacity, the FSSF housing units provided 28 square feet per detainee — well below the required minimum.

Detainees spent most of their time in the housing units; they could only leave their units for:
• mealtime (three times a day);10
• recreation (1 hour a day, 3 days a week);
• showers (three times a week); and
• medical reasons.”

- Office of Inspector General, Department of Homeland Security

“Of note, we found that between July 17, 2025, and January 18, 2026, FSSF confined 79 detainees in small metal enclosures — each offering about 18 square feet of floor space — for periods ranging from several minutes to nearly 2 hours. Use of these small metal enclosures for any reason is unprecedented among detention facilities OIG has inspected and presents significant risks to detainee health and safety.”

- Office of Inspector General, Department of Homeland Security

“The states’ lawsuit and the local governments’ lawsuit were filed Monday morning in the Southern District of New York. Both ask the court to declare the rule unlawful and prevent DHS from using it. Neither lawsuit had an assigned judge or scheduled hearing as of early Monday afternoon.

“Cruelty is the point (of the rule change),” James said Monday. “Having a chilling effect on immigrants is the point. Letting individuals know that they are not welcome here is the point. Immigration animus is the point.”

Keren’s (Eritrean), Habesha, Meaza (Falls Church), Enatye (Herndon)

Mind your own business.

That car has valid license plate and valid inspection sticker. If it’s not parked illegally, or blocking your way, just let it be.

You are fucking stupid besides being racist.

He is a dumbfuck

You are really a dry peanut of a brain

Take your pick: war on immigrants/war on democracy/guards enjoying luxurious hotel and service apartments on taxpayer’s dime

Yeah, an immigrant who overstayed his visa, violated his visa intent, and then pumps hundreds of millions in driving out immigrants. Motherfucker

I salute these ladies. They have more cajones than the limpdick MAGA bros

Also, your chart suggests Aldi is 15% cheaper than Lidl. That’s baloney

If you aren’t including Asian stores (Lotte, 99 ranch, H mart) and Latino stores; you aren’t really capturing the real value/discount spectrum. Your price baseline is incorrect

Who sucked one of the four retaining screws?

Trickle down? Already dumping 💩💩💩💩💩by 🚚🚚🚚loads

“Right-leaning legal activists along with Elon Musk ’s artificial intelligence company have brought sweeping challenges against a cornerstone of legal enforcement in the United States: the right of private groups, people and local governments to sue over violations of many major laws.

Their argument, supported by the Trump administration, is that the Constitution reserves tremendous power for the president and federal agencies to decide how — or whether at all — to enforce federal law. They contend Congress should never have handed that power to others through so-called citizen suits that are part of environmental, campaign finance and certain other laws.

Environmentalists say it would be devastating to lose this essential, decades-old tool that is used to impose fines and halt lawbreaking by bad actors. Citizen suits, for example, have extracted millions from heavily polluting oil and gas operations, and ensured that lead pipes in Flint, Michigan, would be removed after its water crisis.

Citizen suits were written into foundational environmental laws because Congress understood that the federal government had limited resources to go after polluters and that the politics of some cases could be dicey — the government sometimes is the polluter. That’s why outside groups are necessary to fulfill the law’s purpose, according to Lazarus.

Some argue that dynamic is especially important now. The Trump administration has slashed air and water protections and promoted fossil fuels. They’ve also constrained enforcement that could slow energy projects to only the most extreme cases, such as an “imminent and substantial threat to human health,” according to a federal guidance memo. Environmentalists say citizen suits are vital for filling the enforcement gap this administration created.”

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, who oversaw the Oath Keepers’ trials, criticized the department’s move, writing in his ruling that the government “asks to absolve these Defendants of crimes against the United States itself.” But Mehta wrote that he had no choice but to grant the administration’s request.

“This is the last of the prosecutions seeking to hold accountable those responsible for the events of Jan. 6. That book is now closed,” wrote Mehta, who was nominated to the bench by Democratic President Barack Obama.

“Today’s epilogue diminishes the gravity of that day, denigrates the work of the prosecutors and law enforcement officers who secured these convictions, and excuses criminal acts that caused a centuries-long pillar of our democracy — the peaceful transfer of presidential power — to buckle. The court cannot write a different ending,” he wrote.

“I don’t think that the president is trying to hide the ball on this,” Moore said. “It’s not even am I concerned about what the president could do? I’m concerned about what he’s already doing in broad daylight.”

Did they slam their brakes when a Maryland car suddenly cut across three lanes just to skip the valet line at the Galleria?

Kala from engineer.everything got you

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