The Pentagon on Friday fired the editor-in-chief of Stars and Stripes and a top reporter for insubordination after they spoke publicly against any interference by the Defense Department in the military news outlet that has a long history of editorial independence. read more
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Officials altered their views on the economy, raising their outlook on inflation for 2026 to 3.6% on headline and 3.3% for core, which excludes food and energy. At the last update in March, committee members anticipated 2.7% rates for both measures. They also slightly lowered their projection for gross domestic product growth to 2.2%, down 0.2 percentage point from March, and cut the unemployment projection to 4.3%, down 0.1 percentage point.
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"Entering the country via evading a port of entry and obtaining employment without proper documentation is illegal."
Jaywalking is illegal too.
The question is, why do you think it's funny when people get sent to indefinite detention for minor crimes like jaywalking.
Since you used the word illegal, it's worth pointing out that being present in the United States without authorization is a civil tort. It isn't even a criminal offense. factually.co
"If the US recognized the ICC, every US President since the ICC creation would be subject to crimes against humanity."
See Also: Universal Declaration Of Human Rights, which Republicans wouldn't sign to save their own life.