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19 hours agoIf peaceful protest is going to be consistently met with violent police response; maybe they should stop being peaceful from the outset.
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Pope is recovering;
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meets JD Vance
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dies a couple days later…
Hmm
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I too oppose deals being made at my expense…
This seems like a goes-without-saying level of obvious position to take, no?
We don’t have an ICE equivalent hunting down and kidnapping people on the streets if that’s what you’re worried about.
Mainly it’ll be very difficult to get work, you’ll probably be homeless (which really really sucks in the snow…), and whenever the cops do catch up with you, you will be deported when they realize your status.
TBH, I don’t know. It would depend on your specific situation; I doubt we’re just broadly accepting Americans.
Some resources:
Working Visas (>6mo, extended up to 4years)
Sure, and that’s something you can decide to do.
The point is there’s a very big difference between deciding to leave the country permanently to a chosen destination, bringing what you can with you; vs leaving for a short holiday and suddenly being told what you thought was home won’t let you return.
Worse; just because you’re in Canada on a visitor’s visa and the US decides it’s doesn’t want to let you back in, doesn’t mean you’ll just be turned around and accepted back into Canada (or wherever you’re visiting) instead. You may just be detained by US authorities and deported to wherever they decide.
Welcome to your new home in an El Salvador prison camp…
Not if you left all your family, friends, and assets behind (car, house, valuables, etc) with plans to return.
Now your stuck in a foreign country essentially seeking asylum unexpectedly.
It my be fine for some, but most people aren’t prepared to suddenly uproot their entire lives with 0 warning or planning.
While I welcome tourists, I worry for them. Now doesn’t seem like a good time to leave the US with plans to go back; you may just not be permitted to return, citizenship or not.
Aww, import Tariffs. I was hoping for more export tariffs.
Make importing a 100$ item to the US from China cost 288$. Lol
6·1 month agoAll those US zebra exports…
I hope >100% wasn’t tested and breaks the software
The sooner your economy crashes, the sooner the people revolt. Just telling them how bad things are getting/going to get doesn’t seem to be enough.
Hahaha, yeah; foreign countries are shipping products to uninhabited Arctic islands hoping the penguins know how to print fresh labels and re-route the shipments…
Lmao, do it pussy.
China doesn’t give a fuck, but your citizens certainly do.
$33 billion, 3/4 what it was valued in 2022 when he bought it.
Honestly I’m surprised it’s still worth that much. (or rather, that’s he’s succeeded in claiming it’s worth that much).
🤔 I wonder how much data a single bird could feasibly carry. Quite a bit more than when this standard was first thought up I’m sure. You can get some incredibly high capacity sd cards now.
It’s not a surprise Russia and friends are attacking the platform; it’s surprising the Whitehouse is using it for official communications. (or at least it would be, if the WH wasn’t occupied by nazi tech bros…)
I wonder how much this has to do with entering from Mexico as a non-mexican. Can they just reject her and turn her back towards Mexico or do they have to deport her to Canada?
Beyond that is typical overcrowding in American prisons, standard prison transport (handcuffs/chains), and under staffing slowing the process.
It really sucks and she shouldn’t have to deal with it; but I’m not all that surprised about the conditions or slow processing unfortunately.
Shit time to be visiting America for any reason.
No, but too many people were asking questions about Krasnov.
Negotiate a deal and have Russia reject it, then sanction Russia so the senators finally have at least one thing to point at and go ‘see! He’s tough on Russia! He can’t possibly be a Russian asset!’.
The majority of protests involve taking over space temporarily; that alone doesn’t make them not peaceful.
They weren’t invading/forcing their way into spaces that they weren’t already openly invited to be in, nor were they violent towards officials that were demanding they leave (self-defense aside).