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when you open your mouth all i hear is the violent sound

Addressing housing affordability... "A concrete company on the Texas-Mexico border filed for bankruptcy, claiming its business had been disrupted by federal immigration raids on South Texas construction sites that were โ€œresulting in acute labor shortages.โ€ www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/tex...

ICE raids are sparking labor shortages in South Texas, business leaders say

Many Texas business leaders have expressed fear the ICE raids will leave the state, which has the second highest percentage of migrant workers in the country, without enough labor.

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We need to talk about the rise of "smol bean fascism" where you have all the guns and the immunity but the really scary people are the ones with whistles and phone cameras and they're giving you generational trauma and ptsd by filming you killing people for no reason

please be sure to use the correct terminology for government troops: when they go after heavily armed white men in compounds theyโ€™re jack-booted thugs when they go after people of color or women on the streets theyโ€™re smol beans

WELKER: What is the national emergency that justifies this new slate of tariffs? BESSENT: The national emergency is avoiding a national emergency

Here's the key passage from NYT. Miller: I'm looking for ways to use WOT precedents to attack Latinos. Can we bomb Mexico? Adults: Well, that would undermine efforts against drug trafficking. CIA: How about fake boat bombings? Miller: Death! I must have death!!!

At the same time, Mr. Miller was exploring policies unrelated to Venezuela that, like the deportations, had their roots in the so-called U.S. war on terror. He looked at the idea of bombing fentanyl labs in Mexico. But it became clear that Mexican leaders would not consent, and the administration feared losing their cooperation on drug and migrant issues. The Washington Post reported earlier on Mr. Millerโ€™s discussions about striking cartels in Mexico.

By early May, Mr. Millerโ€™s team began asking for further options for using force against drug cartels.

White House officials and others bandied around relatively more constrained ideas, including using the C.I.A. to carry out covert strikes on docked boats that did not have people in them. But Mr. Millerโ€™s team wanted to publicize the strikes. Officials also discussed blowing up fake drug boats to instill fear in traffickers. But Mr. Millerโ€™s aides wanted the real thing, officials said.