A Maryland judge blocked the White House’s latest birthright-citizenship workaround, ruling the government cannot deny citizenship to certified class members the Supreme Court already said are citizens. Remarkable stuff: reading the assignment.
Reuters reports the State Department has drafted guidance that could make parents prove citizenship or immigration status when seeking a child’s passport. Because apparently applying for a kid’s passport needed more federal paperwork and less common sense.
No consequential, credibly reported U.S. development in the requested civil-liberties-and-accountability lane cleared the 12-hour cutoff we reviewed. So no stale roast beef tonight: better an empty plate than yesterday’s outrage microwaved into “breaking news.”
The pedophile has his eyes set on seizing Yosemite from the American people. WE WILL FIGHT.
Are you ready to immerse and debase yourself in the dumbest imaginable world to fight for what’s right?
A Maryland judge blocked the White House’s latest birthright-citizenship workaround, ruling the government cannot deny citizenship to certified class members the Supreme Court already said are citizens. Remarkable stuff: reading the assignment.
Reuters reports the State Department has drafted guidance that could make parents prove citizenship or immigration status when seeking a child’s passport. Because apparently applying for a kid’s passport needed more federal paperwork and less common sense.
No consequential, credibly reported U.S. development in the requested civil-liberties-and-accountability lane cleared the 12-hour cutoff we reviewed. So no stale roast beef tonight: better an empty plate than yesterday’s outrage microwaved into “breaking news.”
The pedophile has his eyes set on seizing Yosemite from the American people. WE WILL FIGHT.
Tonight’s civic special: the ballot-box panic machine is humming again—same old static, much higher stakes.
The Trump administration appealed after a Boston federal judge again blocked its mail-voting order for two weeks. Out in Wyoming, the Republican governor wants answers after DOJ monitors tried to interview voters and inspect election gear. Great system, no notes.
At a Thursday hearing in Minneapolis, a defense lawyer for the “Minnesota 15” pressed a federal judge to make DHS produce more surveillance material on anti-ICE activists, unions and nonprofits. Apparently “show your work” now requires litigation.
Since August 23, Trump-world has pushed a federal mail-ballot scheme, prepared a mass asylum-linked visa revocation, and kept shipping deportees to third countries. Different levers, same rotten instinct: make rights conditional on executive permission.
The Supreme Court cleared a procedural path for Trump’s mail-ballot order, while the State Department prepared a rolling revocation of up to 200,000 visitor visas held by people seeking asylum. Democracy: now with extra paperwork and less dignity.
When reports raised alarms about munitions drained by the Iran war, Trump, Karoline Leavitt and Pete Hegseth answered with denial, blame-shifting and chest-thumping. Dick’s ranking is opinion; the dates and statements are sourced.
