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The real siege of L.A. - ICE raids are shredding the city’s social fabric of immigrant lives
This is all performance art. Donald Trump would like you to forget that his best buddy called him a pedophile so he sent in the Marines. -
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USA Gavin Newsom’s Stand Against Trump Revives His Presidential Hopes
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The real siege of L.A. - ICE raids are shredding the city’s social fabric of immigrant lives
I’ve been at the protests in Los Angeles this week, and I have news for you: The city is not facing an “insurrection.” In the vast expanse that is Los Angeles County, the rallies barely register as a blip. The protests are confined to a very small area of downtown. The protesters I spoke to weren’t anarchists bent on burning down the system. They were mostly young people — first- or second-generation U.S. citizens — protesting the persecution their immigrant parents are enduring. They are certainly not “insurrectionist migrant mobs.” And for the most part, yes, the protests have been peaceful. There have been isolated — and reprehensible — incidents of looting and vandalism, but nothing near the scale of past riots in Los Angeles. The notion that the situation is under control thanks to the National Guard is simply false. The LAPD has been managing the response very well. Los Angeles isn’t a “ruptured, balkanized society of strangers.” It is not “occupied territory.” It certainly isn’t experiencing the consequences of an “invasion.” What Los Angeles, this vibrant, pluralistic city where dozens of languages and nationalities coexist, is experiencing is an attack on its most essential social fabric — a concerted campaign of terror. Since last Friday, when Immigration and Customs Enforcement began its operations, the immigrant community in the city that best embodies the immigrant experience in the United States has been paralyzed. (more) Washington Post https://archive.ph/799sN Opinion column by León Krauze, an award-winning Mexican journalist, author and news anchor. -
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Krungsri Banking App
Ditto for the uk The app works irrespective of the sim in it. Log in with passcode or fingerprint. -
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Politics Anutin Moved to Commerce Ministry as Pheu Thai Tightens Grip in Cabinet Reshuffle
There's not many qualified candidates left. The stupid rule that the only people that can be PM are the ones nominated at the time of the election makes no sense, but so many candidates have been disqualified and/or banned at this point, that if the current PM is done, the next in line based on party size would be Anutin.... The only other alternative is to dissolve the government and have new elections, but I'm not sure if that's possible if the PM is removed first, since it's the PM that can do that. -
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USAID official & 3 Executives plead guilty to bribery scheme …
Involving $550 million in contracts . Government bureaucrat grifting. https://www.forexfactory.com/news/1346342-usaid-official-and-three-corporate-executives-plead-guilty The story is based on a Forexfactory report
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