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Didn’t say that. I think a sanctuary city if they know who committed a murder would charge them and if the evidence was sufficient get a conviction and incarcerate the responsible individual based on the sentence received. Looking at the bet you proposed I think there would be better documentation for a murder than an illegal detention/arrest. The administration has an interest in promote stories involving crime by illegal immigrants to justify the raids. They also have an interest to not document illegal detentions to avoid accountability.

Shouldn’t you be more concerned with the starving children. Spending money on publicity stunts shouldn’t be what Hamas is concentrating on. Release the hostages already.

It is a regrettable and inevitable human response to unwanted and widespread illegal immigration. I wish it was zero while accepting that mistakes occur to enforce the law. ICE should be following law (8 U.S.C. § 1357) that grants officers authority to question, detain, and arrest individuals suspected of immigration violations. The government grants citizens protections but individual officers and sometimes policies do not comply. While I opposed birthright citizenship, I support Leo's right to sue the government for violating his rights. I agree with Teddy Roosevelt on assimilating to America by speaking the English language... I haven't found Leo speaking English yet but he definitely speaks fluent Spanish. So while its against the law to profile based on his looking mexican and speaking spanish, given arrest quotas as incentives and substantial illegal documents, it is understandable why human officers would make this mistake. I've read this has occurred rarely, like to 15 people known so far (lost the link). 50K successful enforcements say against 15 unlawful detainments is acceptable. For comparison, what data exists around unlawful detainments over the years?

Are you OK if Israel attacks the flotilla?

I highly recommend the 2002 HBO documentary; I can't imagine this film being better than the original.

New movie about NCAA Champion Mark Kerr, played by the Rock, comes out in theatres this weekend. Looks decent and has some good early reviews. Also, I went back and looked at the bracket from 1992 when Kerr beat Couture. What a list of names in every bracket. Shout out to NWOF for putting out all of the old brackets and sucking me into a rabbit hole. https://nwhof.org/national-wrestling-hall-of-fame/brackets?page=2 Movie Preview:

You are telling me sanctuary cities report the immigration status of all of its murders committed by illegal aliens?

Whatever boss

That wasn’t the question you presented. You need to ask your other account not me and one of the murders you listed was not actually a murder, it was a vehicular homicide. One is too many in the sense that the goal should be zero, but given the number of homicides in this country and the number of illegal immigrants, illegal immigrants could account for 500+ homicides/year and be less likely to commit murder than the rest of the population. If illegal immigrants commit murder at a lower rate than the rest of the population then it would be illogical to target them as part of a campaign to lower the murder rate.

Hilarious … if true

With how Grad Transfers work now, I wouldn't be surprised to see an upper classman on the move, like Trephan last season. Michigan has a need, so I am sure they have feelers out. Imagine a Bouzakis transfer mid-December. I don't think he has the credits to graduate, just saying.

Here is your comment. That isn't true.

Nice no comment on the 500 murderers arrested in the first 100 days. I know y’all don’t agree. But being here illegally is a crime. It carries the penalty of deportation. Most Americans want them all deported. This is what Americans voted for. You just don’t like it. Unfortunately there will never be a world where 0 citizens are accidentally detained and then released. Accidents happen. It’s happened under every single president. You didn’t care when Obama detained one for over 1000 days. You just don’t like Trump. this will be a long 3+ years for you boss.

Except that they weren't. The people they rounded up were day laborers, pickers, construction crew, restaurant staff, etc. Maybe stop lying for once in your life.

He is enrolled at Doc Brown's flux capacitor university. The goal of McHenry's thesis is to go back to a time when 48 and 54kg were olympic weights

Ice arrested 500+ illegal aliens in the first 100 days of trumps presidency alone…. Illegals who were convicted or accused of murder. Love that you guys trivialize murder of us citizens for criminals who break the law. Get in line and come here legally.

But thousands murdered by LEGAL immigrants is not?

Why does it have to be a US citizen that was murdered? Btw One is too many.

A single instance of a US citizen being snatched up by ice and detained, then deported is too many.

How many US citizens were murdered by illegal immigrants in 2024 and so far this year?

says the person who believes hamas?

Here are six instances from 2024… including a 12 year old … a few. murderers who were deported multiple times …. Laken Riley Victim: Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student. Alleged perpetrator: Jose Ibarra, an immigrant who unlawfully entered the U.S. in 2022. Circumstances:Ibarra was found guilty of murdering Riley while she was jogging on the University of Georgia campus in February 2024. Source: BBC. Jocelyn Nungaray Victim: Jocelyn Nungaray, a 12-year-old girl in Houston, Texas. Alleged perpetrators: Johan Jose Rangel Martinez and Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, both Venezuelan nationals. Circumstances:Nungaray was found strangled in a creek in June 2024. Both suspects were charged with capital murder and were in the U.S. illegally. Source: New York Post. Rachel Morin Victim: Rachel Morin, a 37-year-old mother of five in Maryland. Alleged perpetrator: Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez, a Salvadoran immigrant who entered the country illegally. Circumstances: The Harford County Sheriff's Office linked Martinez-Hernandez to the murder of Morin, who was found dead on a hiking trail in August 2023. He was arrested in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in August 2024. Source: New York Post. Jorge Peralta and Grayson Davis Victim: Grayson Christopher Davis, 29, in Bastrop County, Texas. Alleged perpetrator: Jorge Miguel Peralta, an illegal immigrant who had been deported multiple times. Circumstances: In October 2024, Peralta was driving drunk and caused a multi-vehicle car crash that killed Davis. Peralta attempted to flee the scene. Source: Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). Sebastian Zapeta and Debrina Kawam Victim: Debrina Kawam, 57, in New York City. Alleged perpetrator:Sebastian Zapeta, a Guatemalan national who had been deported in 2018 and subsequently re-entered illegally. Circumstances: In December 2024, Zapeta allegedly set fire to Kawam, who was sleeping on a subway train, and watched her perish. Source: Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). Case: Murder of Larisha Sharell Thompson Victim: Larisha Sharell Thompson, a 40-year-old mother of two in South Carolina. Alleged perpetrators: Six illegal immigrants from Honduras, including individuals as young as 13 and 14, were arrested and charged. Circumstances: In May 2024, Thompson was fatally shot in a random, attempted carjacking while on her way to meet friends. The suspects were later linked to a separate burglary attempt using the same firearm. Source: Reporting on the arrests was covered by multiple outlets, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed placing detainers on the suspects.

I think about 99 people out of 100 know that this is outdated. Veggies are still great. 4 servings IMO isn't very much. I go well beyond that. Tons of organic power greens and broccoli, among others. Starches are 110% unnecessary and you can overdo it on fruits since they're high in sugar.