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  • TIL: 70% of ICE Detainees Have No Criminal Record

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  • Being undocumented isn’t a criminal offense.

  • Minnesota quickly rejects AG Pam Bondi’s request for the state’s voter rolls. Governor Walz says to work on the Epstein files.

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  • Therefore not accountable?

  • Minnesota quickly rejects AG Pam Bondi’s request for the state’s voter rolls. Governor Walz says to work on the Epstein files.

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  • You work on the Epstein files and I’ll work on the fraud. Deal?

  • Richard Stallman spoke Friday at Atlanta's Georgia Institute of Technology, continuing his activism for free software while also addressing today's new technologies

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  • Richard Stallman spoke Friday at Atlanta's Georgia Institute of Technology, continuing his activism for free software while also addressing today's new technologies

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  • More than 1 million without power as winter storm drops snow and ice across half the country on Sunday

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  • I've understood that on this instance, the News community covers the US and World News is international.

  • Bondi letter to Walz requests access to Minnesota voting and welfare records, repeal of 'sanctuary' policies

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  • Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon has issued the following statement in response:

    The answer to Attorney General Bondi’s request is no. Her letter is an outrageous attempt to coerce Minnesota into giving the federal government private data on millions of U.S. Citizens in violation of state and federal law. This comes after repeated and failed attempts by the DOJ to pressure my office into providing the same data.

    Minnesota’s elections are fair, accurate, honest, and secure. Every step of the way they are organized by local officials – Minnesotans who do honest, hard work to ensure their neighbors, friends, and family have access to a secure ballot.

    Our office has already provided the Department of Justice a detailed explanation of how we successfully manage and secure our voter registration files. Yet, without alleging any wrongdoing by Minnesota, the DOJ continues to demand that we disclose private data such as social security and drivers’ license information. We have repeatedly offered to disclose to the DOJ voter data that is already public, without the need to reveal private data protected by state and federal law. The DOJ has declined those offers.

    Attorney General Bondi knows full well that the Governor has no formal role in managing our elections or maintaining our voter registration system. She is also well aware that this specific request is the subject of active litigation with our office.

    Our position on the federal government’s request to access Minnesota voting records starts and ends with the law. The law does not give the federal government the authority to obtain this private data. Minnesota is not alone in declining to disclose sensitive personal data on voters. So far, thirty-one other states have said no. DOJ is in active litigation with twenty-four of those states– and the courts have swiftly dismissed DOJ’s claims in three of them.

    In Minnesota, we will continue to follow the letter of the law, which requires us to protect the private data of our voters.

    It is deeply disturbing that the U.S. Attorney General would make this unlawful request a part of an apparent ransom to pay for our state’s peace and security.

    More broadly, the federal government must end the unprecedented and deadly occupation of our state immediately.

    The tactics used by too many ICE agents have been dangerous, destabilizing, unnecessarily cruel, and counterproductive. They are tactics that often seem aimed at instilling fear more than protecting the public.

    Finally, I have been heartened by Minnesotans’ resolve thus far to remain peaceful and law-abiding. I want to echo the calls by public officials of all kinds to de-escalate, even when the federal government appears to want escalation. We should continue to meet darkness and division with light and compassion.

  • Read Bondi's Letter to Minnesota's Governor

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  • Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon has issued the following statement in response:

    The answer to Attorney General Bondi’s request is no. Her letter is an outrageous attempt to coerce Minnesota into giving the federal government private data on millions of U.S. Citizens in violation of state and federal law. This comes after repeated and failed attempts by the DOJ to pressure my office into providing the same data.

    Minnesota’s elections are fair, accurate, honest, and secure. Every step of the way they are organized by local officials – Minnesotans who do honest, hard work to ensure their neighbors, friends, and family have access to a secure ballot.

    Our office has already provided the Department of Justice a detailed explanation of how we successfully manage and secure our voter registration files. Yet, without alleging any wrongdoing by Minnesota, the DOJ continues to demand that we disclose private data such as social security and drivers’ license information. We have repeatedly offered to disclose to the DOJ voter data that is already public, without the need to reveal private data protected by state and federal law. The DOJ has declined those offers.

    Attorney General Bondi knows full well that the Governor has no formal role in managing our elections or maintaining our voter registration system. She is also well aware that this specific request is the subject of active litigation with our office.

    Our position on the federal government’s request to access Minnesota voting records starts and ends with the law. The law does not give the federal government the authority to obtain this private data. Minnesota is not alone in declining to disclose sensitive personal data on voters. So far, thirty-one other states have said no. DOJ is in active litigation with twenty-four of those states– and the courts have swiftly dismissed DOJ’s claims in three of them.

    In Minnesota, we will continue to follow the letter of the law, which requires us to protect the private data of our voters.

    It is deeply disturbing that the U.S. Attorney General would make this unlawful request a part of an apparent ransom to pay for our state’s peace and security.

    More broadly, the federal government must end the unprecedented and deadly occupation of our state immediately.

    The tactics used by too many ICE agents have been dangerous, destabilizing, unnecessarily cruel, and counterproductive. They are tactics that often seem aimed at instilling fear more than protecting the public.

    Finally, I have been heartened by Minnesotans’ resolve thus far to remain peaceful and law-abiding. I want to echo the calls by public officials of all kinds to de-escalate, even when the federal government appears to want escalation. We should continue to meet darkness and division with light and compassion.

  • Flight cancellations today top 10,000 amid winter storm, the most in a single day since COVID pandemic

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  • Do you check if news you want to share about has already been posted?

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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  • For what it's worth, I voted for Harris and I live 20 minutes from where this happened.

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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  • Very unlikely I know. I’m doing my best not to jump to conclusions or take sides.

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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  • I see the victim swing his arms immediately after the first shot at :19. He goes down with the shots that follow.

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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  • Watch the guy with jeans and grey jacket on top of the victim. He knew what was about to happen.

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    Another ICE murder in Minneapolis

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  • Apparently the guy was armed with a gun. Might the first shot have been from him?

  • Trump says 'deeply troubled' Lindsay Lohan, 18, must be 'great in bed' in resurfaced clip - NewsBreak

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  • I’ve used NewsBreak. As a news aggregator, it’s a questionable source of reliable information.

  • Trump says 'deeply troubled' Lindsay Lohan, 18, must be 'great in bed' in resurfaced clip - NewsBreak

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  • I’ve used NewsBreak. As a news aggregator, it’s a questionable source of reliable information.