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New construction homes are supposed to be the answer to America's housing shortage. Corporate greed has infiltrated. D.R. Horton builds starter homes, luxury homes, apartments and entire rental communities. They say they’re helping to solve the housing crisis. What they won't tell you is that their homes are the subject of multiple class action lawsuits not only for horrible build quality but for misleading their first time home buyers.

During one of his many furious morning calls with immigration enforcement officials, Miller demanded that federal agents be dispatched to certain areas of Minneapolis in order to “force confrontations” with anti-ICE protesters, two senior DHS sources told the Daily Mail.

Lothirath, 57, was taken by ICE amid the agency’s immigration crackdown in Minneapolis. Federal agents detained him in his home—located a block from where ICU nurse Alex Pretti was killed by an ICE agent—on Jan. 6, a day before Renee Good was shot and killed, also by a federal agent.

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ICE agreed to fly the refugee back to the Twin Cities 10 days after his detainment, during which he missed two rounds of chemotherapy, after Vilay presented a letter to authorities from M Health Fairview explaining that Lothirath would quickly “succumb” to the cancer if he did not get the proper treatment.

“Shockingly enough, they let him out, but I think it’s because they knew if he stayed, he would have died in their custody,” Vilay told the Minnesota Star Tribune.

After his detention, Lothirath was so weak that it took him a couple of days to be cleared to travel. When he got home, he was immediately hospitalized, leading him to miss two more chemotherapy sessions. Eventually, his cancer spread to the bone marrow, causing him to enter hospice care.

I write messages on money.

It's my own form of social protest.

Burn Me

A letter printed on paper that no one will destroy

I Am Your Father

passed indiscriminately across race, class, and gender lines

and written in the blood that keeps the beast alive.

A quiet little hijacking

on the way to the checkout counter.

And a federal crime.

I hope that someone will find my message one day when they really need it.

Like I do.

You Are Not A Slave

Treasury plans to put Trump's signature on all new U.S. paper currency in break with tradition

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cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/43929647

Being armed does NOT give you political power. At least not by itself. In this video, I break down the four steps to actually build political power in the real world, and talk about the role firearms play in that.

Being armed does NOT give you political power. At least not by itself. In this video, I break down the four steps to actually build political power in the real world, and talk about the role firearms play in that.

Being armed does NOT give you political power. At least not by itself. In this video, I break down the four steps to actually build political power in the real world, and talk about the role firearms play in that.

The U.S. government is insolvent. That’s not hyperbole — it’s the conclusion drawn directly from the Treasury Department’s own consolidated financial statements for fiscal year 2025, released last week to near-total media silence. The numbers: $6.06 trillion in total assets against $47.78 trillion in total liabilities as of September 30, 2025.

cross-posted from: https://infosec.pub/post/43860705

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Context from one of the witnesses:

Was leaving SFO around 10:30PM last night 3/22 when I heard yelling and saw a huge crowd of people. There were at least a dozen San Francisco police officers and a ridiculous amount of people gathered in a circle, some recording or talking on the phone. When I got closer, I saw a woman kneeling on the ground next to a couch/bench with a little girl and the police officers were basically surrounding her, facing away so seemingly keeping the crowd away/hiding her from the crowd. I asked a woman what happened, and she said she was there from the very beginning and saw it all. There were apparently two men in black + wearing backpacks who ran up and grabbed her passport, shoved her (?) and were keeping her there. She seemed to not know for sure, but she suspected that they were ICE agents and the police officers were there to protect them. I could see at least one of these men talking with police officers. Just a few minutes later, I heard yelling again and when I looked back, people were running up and filming while police officers were trying to keep them away. I saw the same woman as before now in a wheelchair in a very uncomfortable position (seemingly being shoved into it) and the small girl walking alongside her and crying. The two men in black were pushing the wheelchair/walking with her and there were a small group of officers/airport workers(?) going with her as well. People were yelling that she was being taken from her family, telling her to hug her kid, damning the ICE agents, etc. I wasn't really sure what was happening, so I filmed a video on my phone at a bad angle(I'll try to attach it). Afterwards, I asked a couple people if they knew what happened and they kinda confirmed it was ICE and they took her away for "questioning".