“Effective immediately, ERO officers will take enforcement action against all removable aliens encountered in the course of their duties.”

Except ICE is no threat to citizens of the country, only criminals. And there is nothing secret about them, they are literally upholding written laws of the country, not just going about terrorizing whoever Trump asks them to. Just in case you missed it, they are deporting Irish from Boston now so you can’t say it’s…

Yep, that’ll happen when people point to a problem for decades and are met with ::shrug:: in response. Eventually you’ll get someone who vows to “solve” the problem, and an army of people looking for him/her to do it.

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“The Sixers could become, in other words, exactly the kind of basketball team that Hinkie and his Process cultists viewed with contempt—a team with no plausible chance of contending for a championship in anything close to the near term, but one capable of game-to-game feistiness.”

I think you know the answer:

I have no sympathy for people who come to this country illegally and then are scared they might be deported. Like no shit, Sherlock.

“No honey, it’s Jake from State Farm!”

Might be tough to find people who “work” for the MTA. You might have better luck asking for people who are employed by the MTA

They have sweet fucking pensions and get crazy overtime though, so if you stick with it it’s worth it. Source: son of retired MTA worker

Counterpoint: they have nobody to please, they can be rude as hell to people without putting their jobs at risk, get paid pretty well and are protected by laws that essentially treat assaulting them as on par with assaulting a cop.

Go work retail or food service anywhere here for a day, and I guarantee you’d be…

The ceiling is the ruff.

The Ceiling Is The Woof

Translation: Wow! How did they build that with only poor brown people?!?

Yeah sorry but that’s not an ejection. Incidental contact on someone who fell into him.

I mean on the one hand I absolutely think that we should be doing everything we can to discourage domestic violence, but...

Sure, the job involved making a lot of mountains out of molehills for the sake of a splashy back page, but it fit my style.

To be fair, a billionaire owner having 0.1% of his net worth invested in a company that has 1% of its assets invested in a bankrupt casino company as part of a hundred various companies it’s invested in really *shouldn’t* be a story. The story is of course that the NFL are massive hypocrites on the issue, but I think…

“Thay what?”