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🪴Lisa Johnson🧘🏿♀️ retweeted
.@ArmyCorpsNAD restored drinking water months ago. $40 million. They also removed 4,000,000 yd.³ of debris. And they’ve never left #ncpol
Matt‘s house is in Weaverville and it’s not damaged. Pathological lie lies harm people.
We have flyers on the ground @ this guy
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Funny how they start bitching about tax exemptions only when a church calls out Trump, but didn’t say a word when churches were hosting MAGA rallies. 🙄
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Birthright Citizenship Lawsuit Filed in Boston
Last night, we filed in federal court and struck against Trump’s cruel attempt to strip U.S. citizenship from the children of immigrant parents.
Lawyers for Civil Rights, alongside La Colaborativa and the Brazilian Worker Center, brought this lawsuit on behalf of expectant mothers, families, and immigrant communities harmed by the unconstitutional Executive Order issued hours after the inauguration. This order denies U.S.-born children their rights, protections, and identity, hurting immigrant families and plunging communities into fear and uncertainty.
The Fourteenth Amendment is clear: birthplace, not parentage, determines citizenship. Over a century of Supreme Court precedent confirms this fundamental truth.
We stand in solidarity with immigrant families nationwide to defend this sacred right.
We refuse to let the federal government create a caste system that dehumanizes U.S.-born children and their families.
We have full faith and trust that the court will uphold the Constitution, protect birthright citizenship, and ensure that every child born in this country has the opportunity to thrive.
Learn more and stand with us in this fight for justice: lawyersforcivilrights.org/wp…
#BREAKING #BreakingNews #immigration #immigrants #migrant #migrants #birthrightcitizenship #BirthrightCitizenship
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Oregon joins growing list of states challenging Trump administration over birthright citizenship oregonlive.com/politics/2025…
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On this day in 1809, Edgar Allan Poe is born in Boston boston.com/culture/history/2…
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President Joe Biden has posthumously pardoned Black nationalist Marcus Garvey, who influenced Malcolm X and other Black civil rights leaders and was convicted of mail fraud in the 1920s. abcnews.link/E7uFYKI
🪴Lisa Johnson🧘🏿♀️ retweeted
A Tesla Cybertruck in flames in front of Trump Tower Vegas?
You couldn’t script a better metaphor.
A fire-prone status symbol of excess parked outside the shrine to grift and failed promises—it’s almost poetic.
Maybe it’s just the batteries combusting, or maybe the universe has a sense of humor.
Either way, it’s not the “Deep State”; it’s just karma enjoying the show.
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#UPDATE Investigators probing South Korea's Yoon Suk Yeol over his declaration of martial law are seeing an arrest warrant for the suspended president after he failed to report for questioning.
The application by investigators marks the first attempt to forcibly detain a sitting president in the country's constitutional history.
Yoon was stripped of his presidential duties by parliament over his short-lived martial law declaration this month. A constitutional court ruling is pending on whether to confirm the impeachment
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#BREAKING South Korean investigators seek arrest warrant for President Yoon over martial law
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USA: Take notes from South Korea, you're going to need to pay attention and you're going to need to act when this happens to you.
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SEOUL (@CNN) — Park Chan-dae, floor leader of South Korea’s Democratic Party: “President Yoon cannot avoid the charge of treason... He must step down immediately"
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SEOUL — 7:20AM — Protesters from students to grandparents forcibly removed by police away from South Korea’s National Assembly. This was a tense moment, as calls grow for the president to step down.
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SEOUL (@CNN) — “President Yoon’s martial law is a betrayal of the people” late edition headline this morning outside South Korea’s National Assembly
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SEOUL (@CNN) — 9:30AM — Mere hours after martial law ended across South Korea, demonstrators chant, “arrest Yoon Suk Yeol,” vow to stay outside the National Assembly until President Yoon resigns or is removed from office.