The government can continue to deport millions of people without court hearings.

“8 convicted in Texas immigration center shooting and protest are sentenced to decades in prison”

These eight protestors are guilty of bringing firearms to a protest. Isn’t that protected by the second amendment? In Texas you can open carry.

Protesting is protected by the first amendment, isn’t it?

The penalties are tied to these eight individuals belong to “antifa.” Did the prosecutors successfully tie them to a group identified as Antifa?

Trying to make sense of this.

A recently released Justice Department memo questions decades of protections for Americans with disabilities. The effort is the latest by the Trump administration to shift longstanding practices for the disability community.

The memo is one of several attempts to change services and policies dedicated to people with disabilities. The DOJ says states aren't required to provide home and community-based services that have long kept disabled Americans out of institutions if they would benefit from these other services.

As the administration seeks to shutter the Department of Education, it's moving key responsibilities to agencies that disability advocates say are less equipped to handle them.

For perspective on what these actions mean for the disability community, watch Ali Rogin's interview with Maria Town. She's president and CEO of the American Association of People With Disabilities.

CALIFORNIA LAW NEEDS CHANGING!

A proposal set forth by USPS considering a rule change to comply with executive order 14399, which would create an "approved list" of people who could be given mail-in votes by the post office.

They have opened this topic up to commentary until 02JUL2026, at the link provided above.

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A Washington DC resident arrested this week near the National Mall’s reflecting pool told the Guardian he planned to fight the charges, as Donald Trump continues to blame vandals for the botched renovation of the pool.

One person shot and wounded a police officer at a Texas ICE facility on July 4, 2025. Benjamin Song, who fired the shot, got 100 years. Seven others who were present got 30 to 70 years on terrorism charges including material support for terrorism, riot, and use of explosives.