The title makes it sound like the judge is defying the Supreme Court, that isn’t the case at all.
the US supreme court said federal judges could only issue nationwide injunctions if they certified plaintiffs as a nationwide class.
A federal judge in New Hampshire blocked Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship, certifying the case as a nationwide class action.
The memo, published on 11 June, calls on attorneys in the department to institute civil proceedings to revoke a person’s United States citizenship if an individual either “illegally procured” naturalization or procured naturalization by “concealment of a material fact or by willful misrepresentation”.
Ironically, this exactly describes Elon Musk’s situation where he was misrepresenting that he was on a student visa while he was working on a startup. Which would be a willful misrepresentation and grounds to have his citizenship revoked.
It’s also a blank check to selective enforcement when any material fact discrepancy can be investigated and used to target any recent immigrants.
This isn’t hyperbole.
F to doubt
Thems my kinfolk and I’m sure I know which way they vote.
That county is basically rich conservatives and their staff. I’m sure he’ll win more popularity for talking tough.
This is social media, where the world is black and white and reality is whatever you feel strongly is true.
Department of Justice (DOJ) recently alleging that speech can inhibit the execution of laws.
That’s certainly an opinion
They’re not paying the government $5 million.
In order to be eligible for this (and the EB-5) you have to make an investment in the US.
The EB-5 program requires you create jobs, so typically you’ll see a wealthy foreign family buy and operate a small established business with a staff. However, this requires that the visa holder is capable of actually operating a business.
The “Trump Card” raises the investment amount to $5 million but drops the employee requirement. That way, if you’re really rich, you can just deposit $5 million into some Wall Street fund and get a US Visa. This isn’t about Trump trying to earn money, it’s him “fixing” a program that bothers his class of people around the world.
The EB-5 program was created to stimulate local jobs and create jobs around the country. Trump’s program doesn’t care about creating jobs or investments in local communities, its just a Fast Pass for the US theme park.
Legal Eagle did a video about voting against this guy and explains why it would be bad to have a Trumper controlling the DC Bar.
It’s worth a watch even now.
ICE Deportation Force
Well, if you’re going to use military force to attack minority civilians while declaring them terrorists then “IDF” is a good acronym…
It’s safest to assume that, if you’re posting on public social media, that your words will eventually be linked to your physical person.
When you’re talking about an entity like the US Government, it will have a lot of tools to de-anonymize you (See: Snowden).
It is safest for the average person to just assume that everything you’re posting on social media has your real-life name attached to it and that a federal law enforcement agent is reading what you post.
VPNs don’t help you from being browser fingerprinted or from zero-day exploits or any number of other attack types that can de-anonymize you. The Internet isn’t anonymous and hasn’t been for over a decade.
Trying to personally fight ignorance, which is being manufactured at industrial level, is a waste of time.
You’re better off spending your time finding like-minded people and organizing yourselves towards some attainable political goal (like electing local politicians that are not shit).
Trying to argue with bots/idiots on social media is a net loss.
-Written on a public social media website
Eventually people will become media savvy enough to recognize weasel words. In case you’re not:
‘Canada is considering joining the US’ is not wrong, it’s just misleading.
The reading that most people will take from it is “Cananda is considering joining the US and that consideration is leading them to join the US” as this is generally how ‘considering’ is used in English.
But, it isn’t technically untrue. The ‘Canada should join the US’ topic has been a pretty hot topic in Canada. Overwhelmingly people are against it, but you can’t be against something without considering it.
‘Considering’ is a weasel word that allows for people to imply one thing without technically lying.
You’ll also see ‘after’ used a lot as a weasel word.
“Stock prices fall after oil futures increase” implies a causal link (i.e. that oil futures rising caused stock prices to fall) when, technically, it only states a temporal link: Oil Futures rose and then 24 hours later Stock prices fell. So stock prices fell after oil futures increased.
It’s just as technically correct to write “Stock prices rise after local farmer’s prized cow gives birth”. Sure, those are two things that happened and the sentence is describing the correct order of things but it implies that these two events are linked in some way.
Hopefully this makes you one of today’s lucky 10,000
looking for anything to remember the hierarchy and memorizing the metric and Celsius measurement system, sometimes explained in schooling or local sayings. (if I had an example for those systems I would give one lol).
This is how I was taught it in school:
Leeroy Jenkins was good, but the Hakkar debuff that you could take out of ZG (by dismissing a Warlock pet that was infected) and infect the entire world with was a much more hilarious event.
Unfortunately, it didn’t have a good sound byte so hardly anyone knows about it.
At least Duke Nukem Forever eventually launched a complete game, and it didn’t cost $20,000.
A lot of very talented people have donated decades of work in order to get us to this point. It’s nice to see it come together.
The blatant bad-faith equating of criticism of the Israeli government actions with antisemitism is both predictable and disappointing.
Unfortunately, Universities are less about educating and creating productive and well-rounded members of society and more about raising money from alumni and justifying massive administration budgets.
Cynical me thinks the reporter knows the difference but chose to write the headline as clickbait because modern media.