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DHS subpoenaed Meta for information about an account that posts names and images of the ICE agents raiding our communities, but @aclu-norcal.bsky.social and advocates are pushing back.
Recording federal agents while on duty in public — and sharing that information — is our First Amendment right.
Recording federal agents while on duty in public — and sharing that information — is our First Amendment right.
The Feds Want to Unmask Instagram Accounts That Identified Immigration Agents
StopICE.net filed a motion to quash a subpoena about an Instagram video that identified a Border Patrol agent.
theintercept.com
September 25, 2025 at 12:54 AM
DHS subpoenaed Meta for information about an account that posts names and images of the ICE agents raiding our communities, but @aclu-norcal.bsky.social and advocates are pushing back.
Recording federal agents while on duty in public — and sharing that information — is our First Amendment right.
Recording federal agents while on duty in public — and sharing that information — is our First Amendment right.
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Just now, 11 state and city lawmakers were arrested by DHS police on the 10th floor of 26 Federal Plaza after a hour of demanding access to the ICE lock up on the same floor. @thecity.nyc
September 18, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Just now, 11 state and city lawmakers were arrested by DHS police on the 10th floor of 26 Federal Plaza after a hour of demanding access to the ICE lock up on the same floor. @thecity.nyc
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The last political column I was allowed to write in the @washingtonpost.com was a criticism of Obama.
His people took issue with my piece, but we were respectful.
Now he is tweeting in support of me.
This is how free political speech and respect for debate *actually works*.
Or used to work.
His people took issue with my piece, but we were respectful.
Now he is tweeting in support of me.
This is how free political speech and respect for debate *actually works*.
Or used to work.
September 18, 2025 at 2:56 PM
The last political column I was allowed to write in the @washingtonpost.com was a criticism of Obama.
His people took issue with my piece, but we were respectful.
Now he is tweeting in support of me.
This is how free political speech and respect for debate *actually works*.
Or used to work.
His people took issue with my piece, but we were respectful.
Now he is tweeting in support of me.
This is how free political speech and respect for debate *actually works*.
Or used to work.
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Despite today’s outrageous ruling, we all have the right to go about our daily lives free from racial profiling by the federal government.
We will never stop fighting for our civil liberties and our immigrant communities.
We will never stop fighting for our civil liberties and our immigrant communities.
September 8, 2025 at 10:49 PM
Despite today’s outrageous ruling, we all have the right to go about our daily lives free from racial profiling by the federal government.
We will never stop fighting for our civil liberties and our immigrant communities.
We will never stop fighting for our civil liberties and our immigrant communities.
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Mild take:
The vilification of "virtue signalling" was a political project designed to make even the most subtle reminders of what decency is uncouth and it fucking worked.
The vilification of "virtue signalling" was a political project designed to make even the most subtle reminders of what decency is uncouth and it fucking worked.
September 9, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Mild take:
The vilification of "virtue signalling" was a political project designed to make even the most subtle reminders of what decency is uncouth and it fucking worked.
The vilification of "virtue signalling" was a political project designed to make even the most subtle reminders of what decency is uncouth and it fucking worked.
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Over and over, the Trump-Vance administration is tearing down rules that protect ordinary people from mistreatment by corporations. Now it's happening in the airline sector.
September 7, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Over and over, the Trump-Vance administration is tearing down rules that protect ordinary people from mistreatment by corporations. Now it's happening in the airline sector.
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A whistleblower has revealed that DOGE staffers uploaded millions of Americans' Social Security information to an unauthorized server.
The Trump administration's recklessness with our data should be a wake-up call that it's time to update our decades-old laws so that our privacy is truly protected.
The Trump administration's recklessness with our data should be a wake-up call that it's time to update our decades-old laws so that our privacy is truly protected.
DOGE mishandled your Social Security data. Here’s what that means.
A whistleblower alleges that staffers with the so-called Department of Government Efficiency have exposed with Americans’ Social Security numbers.
www.msnbc.com
September 7, 2025 at 4:20 PM
A whistleblower has revealed that DOGE staffers uploaded millions of Americans' Social Security information to an unauthorized server.
The Trump administration's recklessness with our data should be a wake-up call that it's time to update our decades-old laws so that our privacy is truly protected.
The Trump administration's recklessness with our data should be a wake-up call that it's time to update our decades-old laws so that our privacy is truly protected.
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We should have the House right now. Let me say it again: we should have the House.
This ain’t just a Texas problem, it’s a national problem. They’re stealing seats to keep power, and that’s how we ended up with Speaker Johnson instead of Speaker Jeffries.
They can’t win fair, so they cheat.
This ain’t just a Texas problem, it’s a national problem. They’re stealing seats to keep power, and that’s how we ended up with Speaker Johnson instead of Speaker Jeffries.
They can’t win fair, so they cheat.
August 6, 2025 at 11:48 AM
We should have the House right now. Let me say it again: we should have the House.
This ain’t just a Texas problem, it’s a national problem. They’re stealing seats to keep power, and that’s how we ended up with Speaker Johnson instead of Speaker Jeffries.
They can’t win fair, so they cheat.
This ain’t just a Texas problem, it’s a national problem. They’re stealing seats to keep power, and that’s how we ended up with Speaker Johnson instead of Speaker Jeffries.
They can’t win fair, so they cheat.
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The Trump administration wants to create a centralized repository of all of our data, essentially giving the government a free pass to spy on all of us.
Tell your members of Congress to stop this supercharged surveillance plan and protect our privacy.
Tell your members of Congress to stop this supercharged surveillance plan and protect our privacy.
Stop DOGE from Invading Our Privacy
DOGE is feeding our data to unvetted AI to surveil us – a massive violation of our privacy. Join me in demanding oversight now.
action.aclu.org
July 21, 2025 at 3:43 PM
The Trump administration wants to create a centralized repository of all of our data, essentially giving the government a free pass to spy on all of us.
Tell your members of Congress to stop this supercharged surveillance plan and protect our privacy.
Tell your members of Congress to stop this supercharged surveillance plan and protect our privacy.
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The First Amendment guarantees the essential right to assemble peacefully to advocate for any cause.
Reports that the Trump administration may be using invasive surveillance technology to monitor protests against their anti-immigrant polices without a warrant are deeply alarming.
Reports that the Trump administration may be using invasive surveillance technology to monitor protests against their anti-immigrant polices without a warrant are deeply alarming.
Exclusive: Evidence of cell phone surveillance detected at anti-ICE protest
Mobile network anomalies consistent with cell phone surveillance were detected at a July 4 protest at an ICE field office in Washington state.
san.com
July 13, 2025 at 7:34 PM
The First Amendment guarantees the essential right to assemble peacefully to advocate for any cause.
Reports that the Trump administration may be using invasive surveillance technology to monitor protests against their anti-immigrant polices without a warrant are deeply alarming.
Reports that the Trump administration may be using invasive surveillance technology to monitor protests against their anti-immigrant polices without a warrant are deeply alarming.
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Today proves that Republicans were serious about one promise: to cut taxes for the wealthy. All the rest was bullshit.
July 3, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Today proves that Republicans were serious about one promise: to cut taxes for the wealthy. All the rest was bullshit.
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Bartiromo: "We are waiting any moment now to get the jobs number for the month of June. The expectations call for the numbers to be up 95,000. Right now seeing the number -- actually, uh, showing a decline in jobs, uh, down 33,000, uh."
July 2, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Bartiromo: "We are waiting any moment now to get the jobs number for the month of June. The expectations call for the numbers to be up 95,000. Right now seeing the number -- actually, uh, showing a decline in jobs, uh, down 33,000, uh."
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Tonight, I introduced legislation to stop Trump from from leading us into an illegal war with Iran.
Another war in the Middle East could cost countless lives, waste trillions more dollars, and lead to even more deaths, more conflict, and more displacement.
Another war in the Middle East could cost countless lives, waste trillions more dollars, and lead to even more deaths, more conflict, and more displacement.
June 17, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Tonight, I introduced legislation to stop Trump from from leading us into an illegal war with Iran.
Another war in the Middle East could cost countless lives, waste trillions more dollars, and lead to even more deaths, more conflict, and more displacement.
Another war in the Middle East could cost countless lives, waste trillions more dollars, and lead to even more deaths, more conflict, and more displacement.
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AI is coming for YOUR job and jobs all across the country.
Who will benefit from this revolutionary transformation?
Will it be working class Americans or the billionaires who own the technology?
That is the economic struggle of our time.
Who will benefit from this revolutionary transformation?
Will it be working class Americans or the billionaires who own the technology?
That is the economic struggle of our time.
June 11, 2025 at 2:35 PM
AI is coming for YOUR job and jobs all across the country.
Who will benefit from this revolutionary transformation?
Will it be working class Americans or the billionaires who own the technology?
That is the economic struggle of our time.
Who will benefit from this revolutionary transformation?
Will it be working class Americans or the billionaires who own the technology?
That is the economic struggle of our time.
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Some advice to the doom and gloom crowd who wanna speedrun straight to armed rebellion/dystopic hoarding - if I can’t trust you to show up to city council meetings and give public comment, what the fuck makes you think I’m going to trust you with a weapon at my back?
May 22, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Some advice to the doom and gloom crowd who wanna speedrun straight to armed rebellion/dystopic hoarding - if I can’t trust you to show up to city council meetings and give public comment, what the fuck makes you think I’m going to trust you with a weapon at my back?
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Could you imagine the response if a democratic president said they didn’t know if they had to uphold the Constitution?
How fast would the articles of impeachment be drawn ?
20 minutes at the most
How fast would the articles of impeachment be drawn ?
20 minutes at the most
May 11, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Could you imagine the response if a democratic president said they didn’t know if they had to uphold the Constitution?
How fast would the articles of impeachment be drawn ?
20 minutes at the most
How fast would the articles of impeachment be drawn ?
20 minutes at the most
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Glenn Grothman (R-WI) just exploded and had a public meltdown on the House floor because working families receive too many basic needs programs like Medicaid and SNAP.
May 8, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Glenn Grothman (R-WI) just exploded and had a public meltdown on the House floor because working families receive too many basic needs programs like Medicaid and SNAP.
I miss the days when playing Morrowind for the first time made me believe that life itself would be an adventure just as awe-inspiring and grand as that game felt
now I boot up Skyrim to play it for the thousandth time and all I can think about is how tired and detached I feel
what a stupid life
now I boot up Skyrim to play it for the thousandth time and all I can think about is how tired and detached I feel
what a stupid life
May 5, 2025 at 9:26 PM
I miss the days when playing Morrowind for the first time made me believe that life itself would be an adventure just as awe-inspiring and grand as that game felt
now I boot up Skyrim to play it for the thousandth time and all I can think about is how tired and detached I feel
what a stupid life
now I boot up Skyrim to play it for the thousandth time and all I can think about is how tired and detached I feel
what a stupid life
life can be a dream (lying)
April 21, 2025 at 3:55 AM
life can be a dream (lying)
if you say capshule instead of capsule and mischievious instead of mischievous, I will escalate demands to the highest court in the land to legalize once-per-day non-lethal violence against you
April 17, 2025 at 8:06 AM
if you say capshule instead of capsule and mischievious instead of mischievous, I will escalate demands to the highest court in the land to legalize once-per-day non-lethal violence against you
just measured how long 23 feet really is. all I gotta say is, oh wauw
April 16, 2025 at 5:39 AM
just measured how long 23 feet really is. all I gotta say is, oh wauw
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BREAKING NEWS: Senator Brian Schatz is BLOCKING over 300 Trump admin nominations by refusing to let them pass with unanimous consent. "I don't think we should make anything easy going forward,” he said.
BLOCK THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! MORE OF THIS!
BLOCK THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! MORE OF THIS!
April 7, 2025 at 9:28 PM
BREAKING NEWS: Senator Brian Schatz is BLOCKING over 300 Trump admin nominations by refusing to let them pass with unanimous consent. "I don't think we should make anything easy going forward,” he said.
BLOCK THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! MORE OF THIS!
BLOCK THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY! MORE OF THIS!
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This ain’t The Apprentice—Trump can’t just fire Dems from federal labor boards like it’s reality TV. This is a huge win for democracy and workers’ rights.
US appeals court blocks Trump from removing Democrats from labor boards
A federal appeals court on Monday blocked U.S. President Donald Trump from removing Democratic members from two federal labor boards, setting aside its earlier ruling.
www.reuters.com
April 7, 2025 at 1:21 PM
This ain’t The Apprentice—Trump can’t just fire Dems from federal labor boards like it’s reality TV. This is a huge win for democracy and workers’ rights.