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Teacher, traveler, thinker.

7th grade ELA 📚 10th grade U.S. History 🇺🇸11th grade World History 🌎
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tusk81.bsky.social
Via @maketheroadny.bsky.social: If ICE shows up, know your rights.

“ICE does not have the right to enter your home without a valid warrant signed by a judge.”

maketheroadny.org/we-protect-us/
IF ICE SHOWS UP, KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! If immigration (ICE) comes to your door or stops you in the streets, you have rights! 1. DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR ICE does not have the right to enter your home without a valid warrant signed by a judge. POLICE ICE ? ICE will not always identify themselves as ICE. If there is a knock at your door and they say "Police" it could very well be ICE. ICE will often say they are police to gain access to homes. If at any point they try to enter, or do enter, continue to say "I DO NOT CONSENT" If they insist they have a warrant ask them to slip it under the door. 2. REMAIN CALM Don't run and most importantly do not lie about your name, age, immigration status, etc. Anything you say or do can be used against you. If ICE questions you, under the 5th Amendment, you have the right to remain silent and to not incriminate yourself. If you are detained, ask for an immigration attorney immediately. Although immigration does not provide attorneys, once you ask for an attorney they should no longer question you. 3. DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING Ask to have documents translated. If you do not speak English ask for an interpreter. Have an attorney look over any documents that ICE gives you. 5. MAKE A FAMILY PLAN If you have children, identify a caretaker. 4. RECORD If you witness someone being detained by ICE, you have the right to record as long as you do not interfere with the arrest. Pictures, videos, and any information you can gather, can help verify an immigration raid and also help someone's immigration case. Make sure your family is prepared if ICE arrives at your home. Have all your personal documents and finances secure. Make sure you have at least one number memorized in case of an emergency. MAKE THE ROAD NEW YORK
January 18, 2025 at 3:10 AM
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mcss1858.bsky.social
Help spread the word! The Minnesota Council for the Social Studies has officially joined the @bsky.app network. MCSS supports, advocates for, and celebrates excellence in the teaching and learning of social studies in Minnesota.
mcss.org

We are proud to co-host #NCSS2027 in Minneapolis!
November 25, 2024 at 12:07 AM
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georgetakei.bsky.social
Yes. Let’s scrap the cap on SS contributions.
January 3, 2024 at 8:17 PM
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chrislhayes.bsky.social
This is beyond shocking and enraging. It is the gravest dereliction of duty I can remember. My Lord.

www.nytimes.com/2023/11/30/w...
December 1, 2023 at 12:39 AM
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faineg.bsky.social
This statement from Biden about Henry Kissinger is one cold-blooded shiv of a paragraph, to a degree that I truly didn't expect we were going to get.

I'm impressed.
Statement from President Biden on the Passing of Henry Kissinger Home Briefing Room Statements and Releases I’ll never forget the first time I met Dr. Kissinger. I was a young Senator, and he was Secretary of State—giving a briefing on the state of the world. Throughout our careers, we often disagreed. And often strongly. But from that first briefing — his fierce intellect and profound strategic focus was evident. Long after retiring from government, he continued to offer his views and ideas to the most important policy discussion across multiple generations. Jill and I send our condolences to his wife Nancy, his children Elizabeth and David, his grandchildren, and all those who loved him.
November 30, 2023 at 11:38 PM