Birthright citizenship tale... Our social circle in Maskachusetts included a guy married to a Honduran. Every time one of his wife's relatives is pregnant she comes to stay with them. When it is time to deliver the baby, the relative Ubers to one of the most expensive hospitals in the world, e.g., Beth Israel. She gives birth, says the magic words to avoid ever receiving a bill ("I'm undocumented"), and, after a few weeks, heads back to Honduras with baby, birth certificate, and U.S. passport. This one family has likely cost taxpayers at least $300,000 in payments to the hospital for "uncompensated care" and more than 10 U.S. citizens have been minted. When the kids are adults they have an automatic right to sponsor their parents for green cards, so eventually this one family will be responsible for perhaps 40 or 50 legal immigrants from Honduras to the U.S.
Shoreline is asking voters to approve $100 million for one swimming pool with eight lap lanes, a recreation pool, a hydrotherapy pool, a lazy river, a sauna, and a snack bar. For a city of 62,000 people. @KIROCharlie walks us through the math in today's commentary.
If we’re gonna have neutral site games in cfb, we might as well have them in Seattle.
The architecture of the stadium that makes it loud would be perfect for college atmospheres and would break decibel records. Today was just further proof.
Knicks fan in NYC dumped trash from a public garbage can painted in team colors onto the sidewalk… then stole the can.
You can’t have nice things around these people.
The Bandon Solstice is officially underway! Participants are playing 72 holes of golf across Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes, Bandon Trails, and Old Macdonald before the sun sets on the Oregon Coast.
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