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Importantly: they were attacked by the police chief, who wasn't wearing a uniform, and spent the better part of a week in jail already over it.

McElree, the police chief, who was dressed in plain clothes, grabbed a teenage boy and placed a teenage girl in a chokehold, they said, prompting other students to intervene and a larger scuffle to break out.

Importantly: they were attacked by the police chief, who wasn't wearing a uniform, and spent the better part of a week in jail already over it.

The government said the protesters were part of a heavily armed “cell” of left-wing activists, one of whom was accused of shooting an officer at an anti-ICE protest.

Mind you, several of them thought they were going to a rather ordinary protest, and had no reason to believe otherwise

The government said the protesters were part of a heavily armed “cell” of left-wing activists, one of whom was accused of shooting an officer at an anti-ICE protest.

Mind you, several of them thought they were going to a rather ordinary protest, and had no reason to believe otherwise

The paper is here

Federal law requires noncitizens to carry proof of their lawful status.

The idea is to set people up for a 2nd arrest, and deportation alongside that.

This just sets them up for deportation upon a second arrest because

Federal law requires noncitizens to carry proof of their lawful status.

Potential executive order would enlist banks in the White House’s illegal-immigration crackdown

This post uses a gift link with a view count limit. If it runs out, an earlier version of the article is here. That version is missing some significant details such as:

In January, FinCEN issued an order requiring banks and money transmitters in two Minnesota counties to file information about overseas transactions greater than $3,000, far lower than the normal $10,000 threshold for flagging cash transactions. Banks already think the $10,000 limit should be raised and have struggled to comply with the Minnesota order, according to some people familiar with their efforts.

The Washington Post has an article as well now

Potential executive order would enlist banks in the White House’s illegal-immigration crackdown

This post uses a gift link with a view count limit. If it runs out, an earlier version of the article is here. That version is missing some significant details such as:

In January, FinCEN issued an order requiring banks and money transmitters in two Minnesota counties to file information about overseas transactions greater than $3,000, far lower than the normal $10,000 threshold for flagging cash transactions. Banks already think the $10,000 limit should be raised and have struggled to comply with the Minnesota order, according to some people familiar with their efforts.

The Washington Post has an article as well now