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Just received email from Fidelity. They tell me if medallion service is unavailable, customers can call in to send a SWIFT online.

You should post a link to the story. https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/crime/man-in-prachuap-khiri-khan-arrested-for-drug-possession The operation was prompted by local reports about the tenant’s reclusive behaviour, lack of employment, and possession of firearms, causing concern among residents. Although no firearms were found, an empty 9mm ammunition box was discovered along with 708 methamphetamine pills stored in pink containers with foil and other drug paraphernalia.

Assume many are deported for illegal entry without bothering with a trial for the drug/shoplifting/domestic violence/drunk&disorderly/fake ID/no license or insurance offenses they may have been picked up on. No point in following through, the prosecutor may decide not to go to trial. They'd likely just get probation anyway, and be released to........deportation.

Spain is the new Pattaya.

Goal posts have wheels. Who knew! How many ILLEGALS are welcomed? Not How many LEGAL visitors commit crimes?

Deflect! Deflect! Deflect! Is Spain accepting LEGAL immigrants from Latin America? Yes, they are. They are not opening the borders for illegals. How many of the LEGAL immigrants are MS-13 cornpops? I din't say or imply that particular cornpop was an "undocumented US American." The photo is simply an illustration of one of the major exports of the southern region. Your gotcha din't getcha much.

Strange logic. "They don't commit crimes other than the crimes they've already committed." Illegal = deportable. They can apply for a LEGAL visa from their home country...if they have no additional crimes on their record. Shirley, if they were such upstanding, law-abiding non-citizens, this would be a small price to pay for a LEGAL entry and potential pathway to citizenship.

And nothing to do with ILLEGAL immigration. How many ILLEGAL immigrants currently being deported from the US have been willingly accepted by Spain? How many MS-13 cornpops have been warmly welcomed in Mallorca?

14th amendment, section 2: Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of persons in each State, ...... How are they counted? By census. Does the census ask about citizenship? No, not since 1950. What is census data used for? Hmmmmmmmmmmm...........

You could repeat talking points, or you could google actual data. Legal Immigration and Adjustment of Status Report Supporting data tables (at bottom of this webpage) are additionally provided for these four categories: Lawful Permanent Residents (LPR) Refugee Admissions Naturalizations Nonimmigrant (I-94) Admissions https://ohss.dhs.gov/topics/immigration/legal-immigration-and-adjustment-status-report

Not at all. You brought up that individual as an example of sorts. Legal immigrant or illegal?

With passport and valid visa? Or did she wash up on the beach in an inflatable dinghy from Indochina under cover of darkness?

anti-ILLEGAL-immigrant trend. Note what Spain is getting: "Armed with a college degree but no work permit" In contrast, we get: "Armed and tatted, and with a backpack full of fentanyl"

Wise rate at 4:00 33.00 BKK TT rate at 4:15 32.83 Schwab swift, $15 fee, 500 baht deposit fee. 1,968,807 baht. Wise xfer, fee reduced to $291. 1,970,397 baht. Sending $60K, 1590 baht difference. $48. ~0.08%

Sending $60K, Wise reduced the fee from $324 to $291.

Fidelity requires the printing off and the filling out and the mailing in of a bank wire authorization, which requires a medallion signature guarantee, which I believe is unavailable in thailand. https://www.fidelity.com/bin-public/060_www_fidelity_com/documents/bank-wire-form-standalone.pdf Just contacted Schwab, can send a SWIFT online, no maximum, and no correspondent bank between Schwab and Bangkok Bank. Swift fee is $15 when done online. I do have a standing order with Schwab to transfer cash to my wife's international account. Gives us the option of either of us remitting funds. I am able to push/pull ACH transfers at Schwab online with Fidelity and Navy and Wise, no fees.

Now do 1953.

So you admit Trump had no legal justification under international law to bomb a sovereign nation. Thanks.

Good to know that if Putin bombs the ports and staging areas in Poland used to transfer wunderwaffles into Ukraine, that won't be considered an act of war.

Now that's democracy! When did the US Congress vote to declare war on Iran?

So..........Trump WANTED to blow 'em up. Nothing legal about his actions under international law. Just so we're clear on that bigly important point.

Yes, except for the additional ACH fee pulling from your bank. Without that, you'd have been slightly ahead with Wise.

That seems fair. Show us video of muslim missionary groups blasting islamic worship music on railway property without issue and we'll have something to complain about.

Ah................screen formatting. I only have the first two columns. Scrolled way down to below SAR to find a slider bar, greyed out and not functional. Changed screen settings and the other columns appeared. Thanks.

But, but Xi wanted to bomb Australia. The rules say if Xi has more ships and planes he can do it. He claimed he had to remove the threat, even though his intelligence services reported there was no threat. He really, really.....bigly.........wanted to do it. That makes it okay.