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Trump interviewed by Oprah in 1988 talking about trade. He was talking about Japan all the way back then about how they sell their cars and their VCRs and knock the hell out of US companies ... -
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Thailand Drives Forward with Singapore-Kunming Rail Link Initiative
I read that as construction starting in 2031. Six years from approval to construction start? -
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
I'll address each point in turn. "As an illegal alien, his due process is extremely limited." - True. But the problem is that Garcia did not get even this much. See below. "The court determined he was a gang member and ordered him deported." - Mostly true. An exception was made that he could not be deported to El Salvador. This can be overcome though by a new hearing in front of a new Immigration Judge who can make a new ruling and allow Garcia to be deported to El Salvador. Again though, the problem is that Garica did not get even this limited due process that such aliens are entitled to by the laws of the United States. "Bring him back. Unless he can show that he has legal status, even if brought back he can just be deported again. " - True. He could be deported elsewhere (e.g. to Panama if they'll take him, or perhaps a deal can be worked out with Venezuela, or some other place) or else he could be deported to El Salvador (legally this time) once a new IJ allows it as per the above. "If he is in the country illegally, and cannot show a judge otherwise, he can be deported." - Already addressed above as it applied to Garcia. False as a blanket statement. Refugees and asylum seekers who have valid claims upheld by a judge can't be deported even if they cannot show a judge otherwise that they were not in the country illegally (Garcia tried this but had an IJ rule against him). It's also generally very difficult to deport people who are stateless (which doesn't apply to Garcia). "The left loves them some wife-beating gang-bangers. " - This is more nuanced. Here's what the wife said, https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/apr/17/wife-deported-ms-13-suspect-responds-former-protection-order-accusing/ Regardless, an accusation of domestic violence is a serious one. On one hand, if there's a serious case to be made that Sura or the children may be in danger then I'm certainly in favor of taking preventative and protective measures while due process is applied. On the other hand, before Garcia is painted in such a light he should be given due process and a chance to clear his name. -
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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
I guess 245% has to be added to that price because it is printed in China?- 1
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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
I have just googled "5.11.16" and all I got was tailoring measurements! Elastic Women's Apex Pant, 5.11 16, Burnt, Regular https://www.armed.eu/en/elastic-women-s-apex-pant-5-11-16-burnt-regular/ No dates came up on the first Google page!!
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