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"We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside."
“We have a number of tools here in New York City, and whether those tools are the utilization of the courts, or it's the tools of the bully pulpit, or it's the tools of our own city policies, we're going to exhaust every option to protect New Yorkers."
I thought I was informed until this news quiz humbled me. Only scored 4/10 on stories I swore I knew. Now I take it daily—my score went from embarrassing to impressive. See if you fare better.
“Quit referring to these people as law enforcement. They are not law enforcement."
“1. Don’t be here illegally. 2. Don’t attack I.C.E. officers. 3. Obey federal and state laws.”
Video from the scene showed agitators launching munitions back toward federal agents as confrontations escalated.
The bill’s sponsor, Delegate Rae Cousins, described the proposal as a “common-sense” reform.
Other states with higher arrest totals than Minnesota include Georgia, Arizona, New York, and Virginia.
"I will vote no. Senate Democrats will not provide the votes to proceed to the appropriations bill if the DHS funding bill is included."
The sheriff sharply criticized the arrest and the manner in which it was carried out, calling it “disturbing.”
Hernando Garcia-Morales is accused of a January 7 incident in which a baseball-sized rock was thrown into a school bus returning from a field trip.
“Sorry, but welcome to America 2026 where the Second Amendment is the only thing that’s gonna keep you f***ing protected from literal f***ing NAZI gunmen that are killing innocent people in the street with impunity."
"We had this discussion with him two weeks ago or so, you know, that go ahead and protest, but do not engage, do not do anything stupid, basically."
Walz announced the move during a news conference and said the state will be "billing the federal government for the cost of the National Guard because they are incurring the costs that are falling on us."
"If we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu."
Trudeau is seen smiling and laughing as questions are put to him, before choosing not to engage and walk away.
The bill requires that the event be characterized as an "unprecedented, violent attack on United States democratic institutions, infrastructure, and representatives."
The MAGA right has made a clear distinction between removing a criminal dictator from his position and undertaking a war to create regime change conditions and what is in the best interests of the United States.
Both Eygi and Katsman were students at the University of Washington. Both deaths were international tragedies, yet only one case became a cause célèbre for Washington Democrats.
So-called diversity hiring became a de facto set of discriminatory principles against the group that everyone feels good about hating: white men.
