06/20/2025 1:29:09 PM PDT
· 7 of 27 jdege
to MrRelevant
That’s the thing.
ICE detained him because the State Department had ordered them to revoke his student visa. But he wasn’t on a student visa, he was a lawful permanent resident.
That, also, can be revoked, but there’s a process to it.
He’s legally here, and there are due process requirements that must be met. Ignoring them just because we don’t like what he’s said is not a great idea.
In the end, all House Republicans voted for the bill, with Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, DFL-Brooklyn Park, casting the 68th vote. Although she said as recently as last Friday that she did not agree with the measure, she can say she was true to her word and stuck to the deal made with Speaker Lisa Demuth, R-Cold Spring. Her vote also gave all present DFL House members cover to vote against a bill that was anathema to the party’s base but ultimately necessary to secure movement in other budget areas.
05/27/2025 4:46:24 AM PDT
· 21 of 34 jdege
to SeekAndFind
I learned, after a road trip through Quebec, that while you don’t need conversational fluency, you do need to be able to read highway informational signs.
05/26/2025 1:36:30 PM PDT
· 35 of 47 jdege
to Steely Tom
Yes, but until the Long March began in the sixties, the Progressives were determined to overthrow the institutions. The effort to infiltrate and subvert them was a growth of sixties student radicalism.
Getting a Bill Ayres accolite elected President was supposed to be the final step.