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[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

This! 💯👀

Why do they OWE taxes & WHY isn't #DOGE after these tax evaders? We need answers, please! 🙏

#TaxTheRich #WealthTaxNow #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp

[State Rep. Angie Nixon @AngieNixon]

In true Florida fashion, the rain didn’t stop thousands of y’all from joining us fired up in support.

It was ALL vibes at the Fight Oligarchy tour in Ybor with Senator @BernieSanders! It means the world to me! Thank y’all for coming out!

#AngieforFlorida #TampaBay

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@AngieNixon Team Angie Nixon all the way to WASHINGTON 💯💯💯

[State Rep. Angie Nixon @AngieNixon]

Angie Nixon + Bernie Sanders Rally - Melbourne, FL https://t.co/zuCNrTQGOc

[Steve Lewis @SteveZ28RS]

My wife and I just got back from voting in Georgia. We both voted solid blue for me and you.

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@Suzierizzo1 I hope she sues every single one of them!!!!

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@davidjollyfl 🙌🙌🙌

[David Jolly @davidjollyfl]

A packed house at Casa Jolly this afternoon with the Hillsborough County Democratic Hispanic Caucus. Voters want change. Together, we'll build a Florida that works for everyone.

[Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola]

Black people are the group
most likely to be victims of hate crimes. Racism is lethal

[Gwen Graham @GwenGraham]

What an incredible Workday with Tampa Bay Solar! ☀️

I loved rolling up my sleeves and helping install solar panels while seeing firsthand how renewable energy can power Florida’s future. More good-paying jobs, lower energy costs, and a stronger, more resilient energy grid that relies less on out-of-state fuel.

A big thank you to Tampa Bay Solar and owner Steve Rutherford for such a fun, informative, and inspiring day! 💚

[Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola]

He tried to drown a Black teenager. And all he got was a slap on the wrist

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

I see what's happening here. Unless you get verified, they'll let your account dwindle down. #Twitter

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@VegasGem64 I love it!!!

[Blue Crew Girl @VegasGem64]

So cool for these kids to be a part of!

[Pattie Schultz @EverydayGene]

@GwenGraham

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@GwenGraham Florida remembers!!! 🫶 💯
#TeamJollyGraham

[Gwen Graham @GwenGraham]

Grateful to spend this morning at The Children’s Table in Bronson, helping distribute food and connecting with Levy County families. Serving the people is what this journey is all about.😊

An especially meaningful part of this morning was hearing 97-year-old founder Bill Brown share memories of knowing my parents and predicting my father Bob Graham’s victory in his race for governor. This morning, he endorsed the Jolly–Graham ticket, making this visit even more special.

Thank you, Bill, for your support and for feeding hundreds of our neighbors each week. Your lifetime of service is an inspiration. 💙🇺🇸

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@queenie4rmnola 🙏🙏🙏

[Dr. Allison Wiltz @queenie4rmnola]

Sad. People rarely acknowledge genocide against Black people.

[Angry Asian American #MakeFloridaGreatAgain @AngryandAsian]

@JamesTate121 Disgusting

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

A 13-year-old Honduran boy named Angel did not have representation when he appeared before a judge. A judge asked if there was a reason he could not return to Honduras. Angel told the judge, ‘My mom and almost my entire family are here. It’s too dangerous to go back.’ The judge ruled that Angel did not qualify for asylum and asked, 'Would you like to request voluntary departure, or should I issue a removal order?’
‘I don’t know,’ Angel replied before bursting into tears. He stared ahead stoically before continuing to cry and said, ‘I have no one. I have nothing.’
This is not a choice a child should be given, but it's the unfortunate experience of many migrant children.
Texas, migrant children as young as 2 years old are appearing in U.S. immigration courts, where they face deportation proceedings without guaranteed legal representation.
Witnesses inside the courtrooms describe a 6-year-old pretending to fly an airplane.
Mateo, a 3-year-old in a blue jacket, is playing with the microphone. The judge spoke to Mateo’s attorney, who appeared remotely.
A teen girl tried to make eye contact with a friend, only for the judge to reprimand her: ‘I see you’re smiling and think these proceedings are funny, but I need you to pay attention.’
In July, the Trump admin let a years-long contract with the Acacia Center for Justice lapse, ending federal funding for 100 legal services providers for more than 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children: Children who are usually in the United States are trying to escape trafficking, abandonment, violence, gangs, or other ab*se.
In August, the Office of Refugee Resettlement gave $20 million to the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, a nonprofit organization that provides legal services. However, many advocates say USCRI lawyers either weren’t present or didn’t speak up when children were in court.
In some cases, USCRI attorneys even posed as ‘friend of the court’ for some of the children, including Angel, according to Lauren Fisher Flores, legal director at ProBar.
And now, the Trump administration will allow lawyers to start requesting virtual interviews for kids seeking asylum.
Children have to make their cases to receive asylum, and since procedures are also constantly changing, this can put extra stress on children. The interviews can take hours and dive into potentially traumatic events. And without a lawyer, kids may have to face this trauma alone.
Under Trump, they’re being pushed through faster hearings and asylum interviews without adequate legal counsel, which makes it harder for them to seek asylum and other protections under the law.
The goal is to deport more children faster.
Attorneys representing migrant children initially try to establish a rapport with their clients and help them understand what to expect in asylum interviews. But children are struggling to understand, as many of them aren’t able to speak English, let alone understand complex legal terms. So kids are being asked to make choices about their cases when they may not fully understand what those choices mean.
In an interview with a 3-year-old, who was too small to fit in the chair and ended up sitting on the floor. The child put bandages on the furniture and played with dinosaurs while the asylum officer tried to ask the child questions about their case.
A judge asked a group of 15 minors without attorneys: ‘Is this your first time in immigration court?’ They all answered, ‘Yes.’ ‘Do any of you want voluntary departure?’ the judge asked. No one raised their hand. Another child stretched her hands playfully toward the sky.
The initiative comes under the direction of White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller, so that the Trump admin can deport as many migrant children as possible as quickly as possible.
Nearly 200,000 migrant children have been ordered removed from the U.S. since Trump returned to office, according to The Guardian. About 70% were younger than 13.
This is the supposed pro-life party, making kids face legal challenges alone and sending them back to danger in the country they were trying to escape.