The Brazen Cruelty of the Trump Regime
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BREAKING: Trump shoots down suspicious aircraft entering US airspace along the eastern seaboard
BREAKING: The US military has shot down a suspicious aircraft entering US airspace along the eastern seaboard. The aircraft has been described as red, with a large storing capacity, thought to be used to bring drugs, especially fentanyl, into the country. The pilot, an illegal alien, reportedly has no passport or visa, and was yelling about people now being on naughty lists as ICE/CPB pushed him into a detention facility. -
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The Brazen Cruelty of the Trump Regime
According to today’s Washington Post, the Trump regime plans to renovate industrial warehouses to hold more than 80,000 immigrant detainees at a time. The plan is for newly arrested detainees to be funneled — let me remind you, with no due process, or independent magistrate or judge checking on whether they are in fact in the United States illegally — into one of seven large-scale warehouses holding 5,000 to 10,000 people each, where they would be “staged” for deportation. -
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How US troops in World War II celebrated Christmas dinner on the front
Eighty years ago, American troops were home for Christmas for the first time in years. For the previous four years, troops had faced holidays away from family, and in whatever conditions the war presented, from snowless tropics to brutal winters of northern Europe. But even in the most expansive footprint of the war, cooks, supply troops, and even frontline leaders did their best to make sure Christmas dinner wasn’t forgotten.
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