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How Nicaraguans will Prevent Genocide by Fighting Back

“Unfortunately, shows of force are sometimes the only thing that works to repel an attacker.”

Inside the converted Walmart where the U.S. is holding nearly 1,500 immigrant children

“The policy of criminally prosecuting all who cross the border illegally is creating a new category of residents at these holding centers, young boys and girls who are grappling with the trauma of being unexpectedly separated from their mothers and fathers.”

Child abuse is now part of America’s official immigration policy

“These are not actions by rogue agents. They are systematic, and they come straight from the top.”

Western Investors Cash in on Chinese Surveillance Program Targeting Muslims For ‘Re-Education’

“The system includes mandatory facial-recognition scans at gas stations and Wi-Fi sniffers that secretly collect data from network devices. Over the past two years, the technology has helped authorities round up an estimated hundreds of thousands of Uighurs and other Muslims and lock them up in clandestine camps that China calls ‘re-education centers.'”

The Silicon Valley Company Building The ‘Skynet’ Border Wall

“Lonsdale and Luckey argue that building cheaper, more efficient systems is a virtuous pursuit, saving taxpayer dollars. Anduril’s Palantir pedigree may have prepared it for criticism.”

Internet luminaries urge EU to kill off automated copyright filter proposal

“A large group of Internet pioneers have sent an open letter to the European Union urging it to scrap a proposal to introduce automated upload filters, arguing that it could damage the internet as we know it.”

Feds Turn Schools into Gun-Free Zones; Endanger Students

Federal law mandates that all U.S. schools must effectively operate as gun-free zones. Could this unconstitutional federal law actually be putting our children in greater danger? If so, what can we do about it? The recent shooting in Santa Fe, Texas began another round of talk from both Democrats and Republicans on gun control. What…

Delaware Senate Passes Bill to Allow People to Expunge Some Marijuana Charges

DOVER, Del. (June 14, 2018) – Yesterday, the Delaware Senate unanimously passed a bill that would create a process to expunge the sentences of people charged under the state’s marijuana laws prior to decriminalization. Passage into law would take another step toward nullifying federal marijuana prohibition in effect in Delaware. Sen. Gregory Lavelle (R-Sharpley) and…