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Elon Musk should be deported for immigration violations. He DID violate US immigration law. So much so that early US investors refused to invest in his early venture unless he fixed his immigration "issues." But would South Africa take him back?
February 7, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Elon Musk should be deported for immigration violations. He DID violate US immigration law. So much so that early US investors refused to invest in his early venture unless he fixed his immigration "issues." But would South Africa take him back?
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January 21, 2025 at 6:05 PM
@lizettal.bsky.social Hey, it's your MYP pal and avid follower Sara. Foller me back.
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One way to resist if you have to work with Trump's administration or his policies: Malicious Compliance
(Defined as: when someone strictly follows an order or rule, but does so in a way that undermines the intended purpose or has a negative result)
(Defined as: when someone strictly follows an order or rule, but does so in a way that undermines the intended purpose or has a negative result)
November 17, 2024 at 9:47 PM
One way to resist if you have to work with Trump's administration or his policies: Malicious Compliance
(Defined as: when someone strictly follows an order or rule, but does so in a way that undermines the intended purpose or has a negative result)
(Defined as: when someone strictly follows an order or rule, but does so in a way that undermines the intended purpose or has a negative result)