When reached by CNN for comment, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials denied their agents were involved.
“This was not a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement encounter,” a spokesperson for the agency said in a statement to CNN Friday afternoon.
The Chicago Police Department also told CNN it was not called to the school.
Wait so did this happen or didn’t it? I can see ICE denying it, even through incompetence. Both of them denying it seems strange, though.
I almost got stung by that when I was held up for them to check my temperature and hand me a mask during the height of COVID. Like, not opposed to the precautions, but don’t say I’m late when I wasn’t. Luckily the person who did all that hollered to the check-in person letting them know as such.
No, you see, the argument will go that as long as they’re here illegally and free, they’re “unsuccessfully under jurisdiction” and once they’re arrested, they’re “under jurisdiction” and therefore the child isn’t a US citizen but “obviously while they’re here they’ll be punished for their crimes” once they’re “successfully under jurisdiction”
I mean, in that picture, being exposed to fire was the cause of the fire
I think they might actually buy the argument around jurisdiction, which is… scary.
My regular rotation (in order of how many of them I listen to, %):
Spoken like someone that’s never had U.S. beer that isn’t one of the mass produced ones like Miller, Bud, etc.
I found one when I looked but it was a bit spendy cause it was fancy in other ways. Still went for it cause I want both units.
Yup. Think less “Disney villain” and more “root word for schematic”
“News article” is being generous, but at least it’s useful in confirming the authenticity.
Alternatively, be loud and proud so that you have evidence that you should be granted asylum when the time comes
A crummy commercial?
Not trying to come out swinging here, but do you know what intersex is?
I don’t know Rust, I’m just here to chill. I can tell you what I would do, and have done, in PowerShell to solve this. From there you can translate that to Rust.
Let’s go with your limit of 200 requests per second. At the start of the script, I create a stopwatch. Literally, a stopwatch that’s tied to real world time and can be reset. Then, I have a variable that counts my requests. Every time I make a request, I increment it. Before every request, I check if the variable is 200. If it is, check the timer to see if a second has passed. If not, calculate how much time is left until a second has passed and sleep for that amount of time. After doing that check/sleep, reset the request counter and the stopwatch. From there, continue on.
This guy is like a broken clock that also shows that today is February 29th
I go for a drive. The more frustrated I am, the faster I drive (within safe bounds)
It’ll offset the cost of the hotel a little. It’s not nothing. Their insurance should really be the ones paying, though
It’s incredible that people still do this, honestly. Just don’t.
It’d be worse if the crypto bros got their way and all that shit was stored on a blockchain where it’s 1000x harder to undo
Either I missed that or it wasn’t there when I first read it