Pro tip: Posting in non-relevant places about the controversy you personally find very important - even if you're right - is counterproductive to the very thing you want changed.
Ideally, there should be a visitor card available to be used, with its clearances configured as appropriate for the visitor in question. Having a person hand over their own card (and PIN, if applicable) isn't a great idea either, but it's far better than copying that card, with or without permission (probably without, if we're being honest).
That clip of her standing in front of it, talking about how tall and deep it is, "almost impossible" to scale or dig under, then triumphantly proclaiming that they're going to paint it black to make it harder to climb. Right after saying it's almost impossible to climb.
mbin also will group multiple posts with the same link or the same title together. Occasionally, this means a months old post with the same (simple) title will show up, but I'm okay with that.
The issue here is not that the kid got in trouble - he should have. The issue is that they waited for months, with full knowledge of what he was doing, so that they could have him arrested.
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Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin then accused the town of “reckless reliance” on the [Homeland Security] department’s E-Verify program.
How dare they rely on the validity of results coming out of the program we tell them to rely on?!
States determine ballot eligibility for their ballots. 14A S3 clearly addresses ballot eligibility in relation to insurrection. When I say that SCOTUS "crossed that line", I meant that in the sense of "they were wrong, I wonder why".
TIL I'm a millenial?