Linda
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A Chicagoan who actually lives in Chicago Trying to make The Age Of Oligarchy short. Progressive. Super Leftist Villain Proudly Woke
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Per live streamers sharing online, federal immigration agents have departed the scene in Elgin, IL after an hours-long stand off with community members and protestors.
Not clear if the feds got the person they were after. But as they left, it's clear on the video they deployed yet more gas.
Not clear if the feds got the person they were after. But as they left, it's clear on the video they deployed yet more gas.
December 6, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Per live streamers sharing online, federal immigration agents have departed the scene in Elgin, IL after an hours-long stand off with community members and protestors.
Not clear if the feds got the person they were after. But as they left, it's clear on the video they deployed yet more gas.
Not clear if the feds got the person they were after. But as they left, it's clear on the video they deployed yet more gas.
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Another clip shared by DC Metropolitan Police in response to my FOIA lawsuit from the DOGE raid on USIP shows the same white shirt cop addressing three USIP staff members outside the building.
He says "Obviously there's gonna be lawsuits on the back end of this, and civil stuff."
He says "Obviously there's gonna be lawsuits on the back end of this, and civil stuff."
December 5, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Another clip shared by DC Metropolitan Police in response to my FOIA lawsuit from the DOGE raid on USIP shows the same white shirt cop addressing three USIP staff members outside the building.
He says "Obviously there's gonna be lawsuits on the back end of this, and civil stuff."
He says "Obviously there's gonna be lawsuits on the back end of this, and civil stuff."
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Notably, Florida voters decided in a 2010 ballot initiative to change the state constitution, forbidding partisan gerrymandering. Despite DeSantis claiming that his intentions are to “remedy” a flawed map, any new maps would likely be challenged on that basis.
December 4, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Notably, Florida voters decided in a 2010 ballot initiative to change the state constitution, forbidding partisan gerrymandering. Despite DeSantis claiming that his intentions are to “remedy” a flawed map, any new maps would likely be challenged on that basis.