Just build the fence underground so people can still walk over it. Easy!

As if “BRICS” weren’t already enough of a joke with its two largest “members” being actively involved in a border conflict, it would now admit a country providing significant armament to a state being occupied by another BRICS member that is being economically exploited by the two countries with the border conflict. Meanwhile the remaining two members are half a world away, doing nothing of note. What a shitshow.

Edit: it’s also typically American of the article to give the US credit for “founding” NATO when it was in fact future Canadian PM and Nobel Prize recipient Lester Pearson who was the prime mover.

And Solaris just above it. Has to be a joke.

You mean if they’re in the US legally? I’m not against prisons in general, so long as people are treated humanely and they are focused on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

I’m going to assume you’re just being facetious here, but I’m strongly against facilities like Guantanamo. Human rights have to be universal, otherwise they’re only suggestions.

If anything, I’m very surprised that 46% effectively support mass amnesty. That’s much higher than I’d have guessed. If the question were posed to me as “would you deport known cartel members who are actively operating while in the country illegally” I’d say yes. That of course would be a vanishingly small percentage of illegals, but it shows how easily the answers can be manipulated.

Very sensationalistic title. “Somewhat supporting the deportation of illegal immigrants” is broad enough that most people can make it compatible with whatever their more specific worldview is. Deporting illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes, for example, would fall under that.

France isn’t part of Five Eyes.

Col. Florian Manet, who heads France’s Home Affairs Ministry National Cyber Command Technical Department, said in a statement issued by Australian police that his officers provided technical resources to the task force over several years that helped decrypt the communications.

McCartney said the French had “provided a foot in the door” for Australian police to decrypt Ghost communications.

Australian police technicians were able to modify software updates regularly pushed out by the administrator, McCartney said.

“In effect, we infected the devices, enabling us to access the content on Australian devices,” McCartney said, adding that the alleged administrator lived in his parents’ Sydney home and had no police record.

It’s hard to parse what happened here. Sounds like a MITM attack where they gained access to the device OS which allowed them to view messages once decrypted by the device?

This is a Beshear W. The rest of the state is a basket of deplorables.

I replaced it with a more detailed source. Perhaps your confusion is stemming from the way you’re conflating foreign workers and immigrants.

It isn’t “sentiment”. Japan is very well-known for being exceptionally unwelcoming to immigration in general, other than for low-skilled resident workers. Here’s a pretty good overview: https://www.nippon.com/en/in-depth/d00920/

To be fair, that isn’t unusual for east Asia. China is the same, but their demographic crisis is still two decades away.

That’s great, but until it translates into policy it’s purely academic.

The Japanese will let the country wither before accepting immigrants. It’s a shame.

Same, the embedded media is dead for me too.

The leaked data targeted primarily Ashkenazi Jews.

The mighty CCP, with superpower ambitions, afraid of a t-shirt.

$30M for 6.4M people - so minus legal fees they can expect about two dollars each? I thought these damages were supposed to be punitive?

Yandex search is part of the Russian division (I think, but don’t take my word for it). I don’t know how the services were split but I do know the Dutch arm of the company sold off a bunch of things to the Russian one.

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