People don’t understand what happens when a few masked thugs show up on foot in a place they aren’t wanted. Let me clue you in: people don’t run away. People go absolutely bananas. The danger is primarily to the thugs, who are vastly outnumbered while the crowd is emboldened by its own size

They’ve changed their tactics to be more “secret police” than “open military occupation.” My sense is that more people are getting grabbed in early hours of the morning. Feels like they’re trying to scare observers off. No one has left hiding

Homan is smarter than Bovino (no real feat, there). He understands that if he does stuff that signals that we’re in the denouement of the crisis, media will move on. But brutality with observers is escalating, ICE is still omnipresent. Little sign on the ground that it’s over

The other thing rarely talked about is how our prisons house exponentially more victims of sexual violence than perpetrators. Not just women’s prisons. All prisons. An exceptionally high number of male prisoners were victims of child sex abuse.

If you assume that everything the DHS says is a conscious lie, you'll usually turn out to be right most of the time. This is particularly true when it comes to attacks and smears of people they assaulted or shot.

Anyone else think the design of the building looks like shit?
I'm trying not to let my dislike for Tr*mp be the only factor in evaluating. I'm no architect, but have subjective opinions... I've seen some neoclassical buildings that looked harmonious & beautiful, but this just looks slapped together.

Commonsense moderate centrist reform:
1)Abolish ICE
2)Investigate and prosecute crimes by DHS personnel.

This is the minimum.

James, I think you identified the most likely reason for the error - casual reading of the terms of the 1763 Treaty of Paris without delving into the minutia.
Cool map, and I hope that with feedback they can make a new edition of it that will be even better.

Making this map is a very admirable project, as well as a very complicated one to research. It's not surprising that a few errors might happen here and there. Having some familiarity with the history of S.E. Louisiana, that's the first error I noticed.

Baton Rouge is outside of the Isle of Orleans, which is why Galvez had to leave the Isle of New Orleans and battle the British to take it rather than already having control of it.

If you wish to go into what groups were settled where, note also the Isleños settlers in the Bayou Terre aux Boeufs region, now St. Bernard Parish, also part of the Isle of Orleans.