Politics of Petulance (title renamed to match original post)

[Dashinka 24,635]

29 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I am not familiar with the Hawaii immigration process, probably the equivalent of an O1?

I suppose if Hawai'i doesn't work out he can try Alaska, or Guam.

[Pooky 3,816]

44 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

This seems best here.  There is something quite wrong with what he says, but I can’t quite put my finger on it.

 

 

I would laugh out loud to this, but that would be culturally insensitive to Hawaiians

 

They only like aloha. 😗

 

 

 

 

(I’ll get me coat 🤣)

[Ban Hammer 13,429]

24 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

I suppose if Hawai'i doesn't work out he can try Alaska, or Guam.

or Puerto Rico!

 

[Boiler 45,732]

Here is someone going downunder:

 

 

[Family 4,065]

 

Local law enforcement prepares to ramp up ICE partnership amid Trump's mass deportation plans

 

Nov. 26, 2024, 3:17 PM PST

By Gabe Gutierrez and Olympia Sonnier

BEL AIR, Md. — As President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration solidifies its plan for mass deportations, local law enforcement agencies are preparing to ramp up a controversial program that allows them to partner with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The 287(g) program empowers state and local law enforcement officers to help enforce federal immigration law and will likely be one of the ways the new administration bolsters its manpower as it seeks to launch what it calls the largest deportation effort in U.S. history.

….

The 287(g) program was added to the Immigration and Nationality Act in 1996 under then-President Bill Clinton. It authorizes ICE to delegate to state and local law enforcement officers the ability to perform certain functions of an immigration officer. Once a suspect is arrested for a crime, a trained corrections officer can access an ICE database to see more information about their immigration status and may then detain the person for up to 48 hours if ICE chooses to pick them up for deportation.

 

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/local-law-enforcement-ice-trump-deportation-plan-rcna181717

 

There will be workplace raids and disgruntled neighbors calling in ICE tips. 
‘I witnessed traffic stops where law enforcement called in CBP agents ( not in a border town) , during the first term. 
 

[Family 4,065]

‘What’s going to happen to my kids’: California prepares to resist Trump deportations

 

Immigration experts warn of an indiscriminate dragnet that could put almost anyone at risk, but some are in more immediate jeopardy than others. Those include non-citizens who have had contact with the criminal justice system; some 1.3 million people nationwide who have already received final orders of removal, and undocumented people who may live or work in close proximity to the other two groups. 

“Folks who have had contact with the criminal legal system will be of high priority,” said Nayna Gupta, the policy director at the left-leaning Washington think tank American Immigration Council. “Under current immigration law, that includes people who might have convictions from decades prior. There’s no statute of limitations on when the government can remove someone.”  
 

https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2024/11/immigrant-deportation-california-trump/

[Boiler 45,732]

30 minutes ago, Family said:

 

‘What’s going to happen to my kids’: California prepares to resist Trump deportations

 

 

Immigration experts warn of an indiscriminate dragnet that could put almost anyone at risk, but some are in more immediate jeopardy than others. Those include non-citizens who have had contact with the criminal justice system; some 1.3 million people nationwide who have already received final orders of removal, and undocumented people who may live or work in close proximity to the other two groups. 

“Folks who have had contact with the criminal legal system will be of high priority,” said Nayna Gupta, the policy director at the left-leaning Washington think tank American Immigration Council. “Under current immigration law, that includes people who might have convictions from decades prior. There’s no statute of limitations on when the government can remove someone.”  
 

https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2024/11/immigrant-deportation-california-trump/

 

This sounds like Insurrection.

[Dashinka 24,635]

33 minutes ago, Boiler said:

 

This sounds like Insurrection.

Sure does.

[Dashinka 24,635]

1 hour ago, Family said:

 

‘What’s going to happen to my kids’: California prepares to resist Trump deportations

 

 

Immigration experts warn of an indiscriminate dragnet that could put almost anyone at risk, but some are in more immediate jeopardy than others. Those include non-citizens who have had contact with the criminal justice system; some 1.3 million people nationwide who have already received final orders of removal, and undocumented people who may live or work in close proximity to the other two groups. 

“Folks who have had contact with the criminal legal system will be of high priority,” said Nayna Gupta, the policy director at the left-leaning Washington think tank American Immigration Council. “Under current immigration law, that includes people who might have convictions from decades prior. There’s no statute of limitations on when the government can remove someone.”  
 

https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2024/11/immigrant-deportation-california-trump/

What exactly are “California Values”?

[Boiler 45,732]

12 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

What exactly are “California Values”?

 

See Diddy and Epstein Client List

[Ban Hammer 13,429]

30 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

What exactly are “California Values”?

ignore federal laws, raise taxes so people flee.............

[Boiler 45,732]

Excellent news for Colorado

 

 

[Family 4,065]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

Excellent news for Colorado

 

 

Threats & Responses

Understand the threats and how we’re responding

Despite claims, no President or their allies can just snap their fingers to implement an anti-democratic vision. Our laws and Constitution provide real protections and tools through the courts and in our communities to stop abuses of power and harms to people. Still, these threats are real, so we’re prepared to confront them.

Learn more about the threats we've identified, and check back often as we release additional analysis, tracking, and tools to respond

 

https://www.democracy2025.org/#threats

[Boiler 45,732]

Who is suggesting they can?

 

The issue has been laws not being enforced, rule by fiat.

 

We're ready to confront attempts to
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Democracies should protect people's rights, not take them away. From racial and gender equity to LGBTQ+ rights, members of our coalition will fight to hold the line and counter attempts to roll back the progress we have made in this arena.

 

We have another thread about protecting ladies rights, instigating discrimination is hardly progress.

 

 

[Family 4,065]

53 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Who is suggesting they can?

 

The issue has been laws not being enforced, rule by fiat.

 

We're ready to confront attempts to
Enable Discrimination Across Society
Democracies should protect people's rights, not take them away. From racial and gender equity to LGBTQ+ rights, members of our coalition will fight to hold the line and counter attempts to roll back the progress we have made in this arena.

 

We have another thread about protecting ladies rights, instigating discrimination is hardly progress.

 

 

😂…I leave those threads & obsession with species queerness to y’all . …but I can imagine historical statues such ex below would go the way of books banned by magas.

Of course, Rome had strict rules for acceptable manliness 😂 12-20 and strictly non citizens.
 

Emperor Hadrian and his lover Antonius, Piazza della Signoria, Florence

 

 

According to the site , Democracy2025 coalition is  for the court battles ahead . ..in anticipation of mass civil  employees firings and the long list threatened take downs. …

I assume you were ref the link …interesting you picked the gender issue😂…again.

 

 

 

Edited November 29 by Family