The Trump Administration is introducing a new $103,265 application fee for every H1B application submission
It also applies to workers already in the United States, and there does not appear to be a refund mechanism in case of denial.
>Show the horror of human sacrifice
>Have the hero running for his life the entire movie
>End the movie with the Spanish arriving on the shore
>The arrival of Christ and the end of demonic blood sacrifice
>Christ is here to save you
Mel Gibson doesn't miss.
@benshapiro There is no way you could possibly make a coherent defense of the Spanish republicans given your politics without sounding like a gigantic hypocritical retard
Franco was a hero, it’s completely black and white
A great deal has been said about the birthright citizenship decision, but the central point is that Justice Thomas completely exposed the logical incoherence at the heart of Chief Justice Roberts’ “reasoning.”
You cannot reconcile a constitutional framework that denies automatic citizenship to members of Indian tribes, even when born on U.S. soil, with a doctrine that automatically hands out citizenship to Chinese and other birth tourists as if it were candy.
There is no logical, coherent, or even barely comprehensible way to square those positions. It is simply not possible. If Native Americans are not entitled to Fourteenth Amendment citizenship, then neither are birth tourists.
"Imagine if people who hate you and want you dead were in charge of all the institutions that shape public opinion and mold future generations of citizens in society.”
Yeah, I don’t have to imagine that. This is already happening.
It’s incredible watching conservatives repeatedly make this argument without realizing that it completely dismantles their pursuit of metaphysical neutrality.
Nothing is ever neutral.
Christians have no obligation to treat Christianity and Islam as equally legitimate belief systems to organize society around any more than ancient Athens had an obligation to treat Hellenism and the Persian imperial cult as interchangeable belief systems.
So if we’re going to concede the obvious here that state institutions shape public opinion, why on earth would we not want to control them and shape public opinion in accordance with our worldview instead of the worldview of someone like Mamdani?
The Christian view of political power is that God grants man the sword (through various means) to rule.
The humanistic view of political power says that the people grant it.
Most modern Christians believe the latter despite the Bible via example and explicitly saying it is the former.
Much of the freakout over "Christian Nationalism" is due to this misunderstanding.
Legal and social consequences—that is to say, repression. The law is a teacher, but many on the Right are unwilling to admit it. So the left-wing violence most likely will continue.
Americans are suffering. It is way too expensive just to live for most families. Our cities aren’t safe. Our country is being transformed every day by foreign migration. Our elections aren’t secure. The SAVE act was not passed and won’t be passed. It’s time to end this war in Iran and focus on our country, our people, our future. Far too much of Trump’s second term has been spent on foreign adventures. It has to end. Turn the attention back home.
Look at the rate of civilizational advancement from 1st flight to moon landing and consider where we’d be now had we not subsequently reoriented society around the idea that the entire world has a right to live here, vote here & receive legal, political and financial preference.