Millions of people have come together across the US to say no to the regime. Scenes from Boston, home of the original No Kings movement for the US.
The power of the people
#3E#EndImpunity#EndAutogenocide#EndOligarchy#NoKings
🚨NEW: CBS is cancelling the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. This comes after the network caved to Donald Trump and settled a lawsuit.
RETWEET if you stand with Colbert against CBS and Donald Trump!
@sfmcguire79 I teach the SAT and many of those new shorter passages are actually much more difficult to read than the old longer passages, and the questions are very confusing too. It means students don't have to retain information for 10 questions but they have to read 54 passages now
JD Vance holds a JD from Yale Law (and so do I). Presumably, he knows that he is disregarding the law here, and being deceptive about the protections it affords.
Non-citizens physically present in the United States, regardless of their immigration status, are entitled to due process protections under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. It is not relevant whether Kilmar Abrego Garcia is sympathetic, or how much you believe an (apparently shaky) claim from an informant that he had gang connections. The disposition of this case, based on a judge’s review of the facts, was to grant Abrego Garcia protected legal status, preventing his deportation. Abrego Garcia‘s due process rights, under the law, required the government to go back to immigration court and make the case, if they wanted to terminate that protected status. There is no good faith legal reading in which his right to due process was respected; indeed, the government has conceded that it erred, and is essentially arguing that it doesn’t matter enough to address it. This is because they assume people will not care. But everyone in the United States should care—we all depend on these basic legal rights being predictably upheld.
Donald Trump will be mad if you retweet this video that's going viral right now following Kamala Harris's decision to go on Fox News to be interviewed by Bret Baier.
@nomad_activist I was thinking the campaign should have somebody organizing this with home stays. Lots of people can work remotely. I spent 2 months in Georgia in 2020-21 for the Ossoff and Warnock runoff and it was awesome. (I happened to have family to stay with)