Председник Америке, Доналд Џ Трамп

[Paradoksologija]

The Onion

Tips For Staying Civil While Debating Child Prisons

Recent incidents of Trump officials being confronted in public for their role in the administration’s separation and imprisonment of immigrant families have driven renewed concern about the lack of civility in U.S. politics. The Onion presents tips for staying civil in a debate about child prisons.

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Avoid unkind generalizations like equating the jailing of ethnic minorities with some malevolent form of fascism.

 

 

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Consider that we all have different perspectives stemming from things like age, ethnicity, or level of racism.

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Recall that violently rejecting a tyrannical government goes against everything our forefathers believed in.

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Find common ground by recognizing that some kids are huge assholes.

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Make sure any protests are peaceful, silent, and completely out of sight of anyone who could actually affect government policy.

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Give your political opponents the benefit of the doubt by letting this play out for 20 years and seeing if it gets any better on its own.

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Realize that every pressing social issue is solved through civil discourse if you ignore virtually all of human history.

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Remind yourself that you’re just two people having a cocktail at the same D.C. party and that politics is a game to you.

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Avoid painting with a broad brush. Not everyone in favor of zero-tolerance immigration wants to see children in cages—it’s more likely that they just don’t care.

 

Odavno Onion nije bio relevantan - malo kao i njuz.net kod nas, stvarna dnevna politika otima hleb iz usta. Ali ovo je dobro.

[Paradoksologija]

More toddlers appear alone in court for deportation under family separation

Health Jun 28, 2018 7:18 AM EDT

As the White House faces court orders to reunite families separated at the border, immigrant children as young as 3 are being ordered into court for their own deportation proceedings, according to attorneys in Texas, California and Washington, D.C.

Requiring unaccompanied minors to go through deportation alone is not a new practice. But in the wake of the Trump administration’s controversial family separation policy, more young children — including toddlers — are being affected than in the past.

The 2,000-plus children will likely need to deal with court proceedings even as they grapple with the ongoing trauma of being taken from their parents.

 

“We were representing a 3-year-old in court recently who had been separated from the parents. And the child — in the middle of the hearing — started climbing up on the table.”

“We were representing a 3-year-old in court recently who had been separated from the parents. And the child — in the middle of the hearing — started climbing up on the table,” said Lindsay Toczylowski, executive director of Immigrant Defenders Law Center in Los Angeles. “It really highlighted the absurdity of what we’re doing with these kids.”

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, which oversees the deportations of unauthorized immigrants, did not respond to a request for comment.

Toczylowski said parents typically have been tried along with young children and have explained the often-violent circumstances that led them to seek asylum in the U.S.

The children being detained under the new “zero tolerance” policy, though, are facing immigration proceedings without mom or dad by their side.

“The parent might be the only one who knows why they fled from the home country, and the child is in a disadvantageous position to defend themselves,” Toczylowski said.

Meanwhile, the broader legal situation is in flux. A federal judge Tuesday night commanded the White House to reunify families within 14 days if the child is under 5 and 30 days if the child is older. The Justice Department has not indicated whether it will appeal. Attorneys who are involved in the cases said it’s unclear how the judge’s order will work in practice, and when and how it could take effect.

“We don’t know how the judge’s order is going to play out with reunification of children. What if parents have already been deported?” said Cynthia Milian, a Texas-based attorney at the Powers Law Group.

In the interim, she added, the implications for kids remain an urgent concern.

 

“The parent might be the only one who knows why they fled from the home country, and the child is in a disadvantageous position to defend themselves.”

Given the trauma the children faced in their home country that spurred their families to flee and the pain of being separated from a parent, the expectation that children can mount a legal defense is “unconscionable,” said Dr. Benard Dreyer, director of the division of developmental-behavioral pediatrics at New York University School of Medicine.

“It’s certainly grossly inappropriate,” said Dreyer, who is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics advocacy committee. “I’m ashamed that we’re doing this.”

Leaders at three legal services organizations and a private firm confirmed that the children are being served with notices to appear in court. They are not entitled to an attorney but rather are given a list of legal services organizations that might help them.

Steve Lee, a UCLA child psychology professor, said expecting the children to advocate for themselves in court is an “incredibly misaligned expectation.”

“That couldn’t be any less developmentally appropriate,” he said, adding that some children may not be mature enough to verbalize a response.

More than 2,000 children who were separated from their parents at the border have been dispatched to the far corners of the nation to care facilities and foster homes.

Officials with the Department of Health and Human Services emphasized Tuesday that the agency is working to unify children with either a parent or a sponsor. But it did not provide a timeline for how long that would take.

“We are working across agencies for reunification of each child with [a] parent or family as soon as that is practical,” Jonathan White, HHS’ assistant secretary for preparedness and response, said in a media call.

 

More than 2,000 children who were separated from their parents at the border have been dispatched to the far corners of the nation to care facilities and foster homes.

HHS representatives said children in facilities run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement receive adequate care, including medical and mental health services, and at least two phone calls per week with family.

Yet children who are just arriving at care facilities are still not connected with their families, said Megan McKenna, a spokeswoman for Kids in Need of Defense. She said the children arrive at care facilities without a parent’s tracking number, and parents don’t tend to have their kids’ numbers.

After kids arrive in care facilities, HHS officials work on finding a “sponsor” to care for the child, such as a parent, guardian, family member or family friend. Historically, unaccompanied minors — who tended to be teens — found a sponsor in about a month and a half.

However, Rachel Prandini, a staff attorney with the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, said finding a sponsor is more difficult now given recent fears that stepping forward to accept a child could trigger a sponsor’s deportation.

In April, HHS entered into an agreement with law enforcement officials that requires sponsors and adult family members to submit fingerprints and be subject to a thorough immigration and criminal background check.

HHS officials said the process is meant to protect the child.

Immigration lawyers from around the country have been flying into Texas to help represent children and families, said George Tzamaras, a spokesman for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

It’s impossible to know how many children have begun deportation proceedings, Tzamaras said. “There have been reports of kids younger than 3 years old and others as old as 17.”

 

HHS officials said the process is meant to protect the child.

Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges and a jurist in Los Angeles, said that unaccompanied minor cases are heard on a special docket there. She said the judges who take the cases were trained during the last administration on children’s developmental stages, impulse control and making sure the proceedings are understandable to children.

She said in a statement that the court’s work is vital: “This is not traffic court. A mistake on an asylum case can result in jail, torture or a death sentence,” Tabaddor said. “We are a nation of laws. We value fairness, justice and transparency.”

She said children seeking asylum tend to make their case in a non-adversarial office setting with a hearing officer.

But that isn’t always the case, Prandini said. Lawyers might choose a strategy that requires more time in the courtroom.

“It’s difficult for adults at times. They go to court and they get nervous before a judge,” Milian said. “Now can you imagine a child having to go before a judge and just explain to them why they’re having to flee their country?”

Toczylowski said her organization is trying to help reunify the families so the children can be tried alongside the parents.

“The kids don’t understand the intricacies that are involved with deportation and immigration court,” she said. “They do understand that they have been separated from their parents, and the primary goal is to get back with people they love.”

[Paradoksologija]

Trump, Feb 2017: Media is "the enemy of the American people" & "a great danger to our country."

Trump fifteen days ago: Media is the nation's "biggest enemy."

Milo Yiannopoulos two days ago: “I can’t wait for the vigilante squads to start gunning journalists down."

 

Sheriff: Multiple people dead in shooting at Capital-Gazette newspaper in Annapolis

Doug Stanglin and John Bacon, USA TODAY Published 3:25 p.m. ET June 28, 2018 | Updated 4:26 p.m. ET June 28, 2018

Multiple people have been shot at The Capital-Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland. The Baltimore Sun, which owns the Annapolis newspaper, says a reporter told them of the shooting Thursday afternoon. (June 28) AP

A gunman opened fire in the newsroom of the Capital-Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, killing "multiple people," according to the Anne Arundel county sheriff. 

Sheriff Ron Bateman told Fox News there are multiple fatalities.

From inside the newsroom, Phil Davis tweeted: "A single shooter shot multiple people at my office, some of whom are dead."

He said a gunman "shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees."

"Can't say much more and don't want to declare anyone dead, but it's bad," he tweeted.

"There is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reload," he wrote.

Annapolis Police Lt. Timothy Seipp said there had been an "active shooter” at the building and that a subject is in custody. 

The Baltimore Sun, which owns the newspaper, says in a post on the Capital-Gazette website that Davis also reported that "multiple people had been shot."

Police were searching the building for any other possible suspects. Video from the scene showed dozens of people exiting the building with their hands in the air.

Seipp said there was a preliminary report that the subjects were injured, but that the extent of their injuries was not immediately available.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says it is responding to reports of the shooting.

Gov. Larry Hogan tweeted condolences on Twitter.

"Absolutely devastated to learn of this tragedy in Annapolis," he said. "I am in contact with County Executive Steve Schuh, and @MDSP is on the scene assisting @AACOPD. Please, heed all warnings and stay away from the area. Praying for those at the scene and for our community."

[Tumaralo.]

[obi-wan]

`El sam ja dobro ukapirao da po SAD-u idu redom hapsenja demonstranata koji se bune na ova razdvajanja dece i roditelja?

Ovaj snimak je prosto neverovatan, kao iz nekog Monti Pajtona...

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[obi-wan]

Pre hapsenja odrzao je valjda kraci govor, gde je izmedju ostalog rekao:

"Criminals are living in the white house who would tear away even nursing children from their mother's breasts...we implore you as citizens to be aware of the criminals that are wrecking the decent lives of decent families."

[Lady Godiva]

1 hour ago, obi-wan рече

`El sam ja dobro ukapirao da po SAD-u idu redom hapsenja demonstranata koji se bune na ova razdvajanja dece i roditelja?

Ovaj snimak je prosto neverovatan, kao iz nekog Monti Pajtona...

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А и делује ми најагресивније од свих протестаната. 

Никад се не зна, можда је испребијао некога и украо му 300$. Можда покушава да изведе украински сценарио и сруши демократски изабраног председника.

[obi-wan]

пре 2 часа, Lady Godiva рече

А и делује ми најагресивније од свих протестаната. 

I to sto kazes... sad se nesto seti` "Neustrasive hijene" Dzeki Cena, i tamo jedan matori sa stapom tu nesto satro jedva ide, a ovamo bije ko dvojica...

[Tumaralo.]

"Ne želim više da budem beli muškarac, od sada sam crna lezbejka"

Američki reditelj i bivši montipajtonovac Teri Gilijam ogorčen je zbog izjave rukovodioca Bi-Bi-Sija zaduženog za komediju, da serije poput "Letećeg cirkusa Montija Pajtona" ne odslikavaju raznolikosti u modernom društvu.

https://www.b92.net/zivot/vesti.php?yyyy=2018&mm=07&dd=05&nav_id=1415170

Ko posle ovakvih vesti ne može da ukapira da su potpuni ludaci zauzeli vodeća mesta u svetskim medijima, politici i dr. ?

[obi-wan]

On 5.7.2018. at 9:31, Tumaralo. рече

Ko posle ovakvih vesti ne može da ukapira da su potpuni ludaci zauzeli vodeća mesta u svetskim medijima, politici i dr. ?

Pseudolevicarsko ludilo, nista drugo...

[obi-wan]

 

[obi-wan]

Pratim pomalo tviter-rat izmedju Jednih i Drugih u SAD, a oko susreta Truba - Putin. Koliko god da nijedni nisu bas pod lenjir, ipak se prilicno jasno vidi koliko su navijaci Klintonove uglavno sasvim izgubili kocnice... toliko da susret nazivaju doslovnom izdajom Amerike. Lepo ljudi odlepili skroz...

[Veliki Marko]

пре 1 минут, obi-wan рече

Pratim pomalo tviter-rat izmedju Jednih i Drugih u SAD, a oko susreta Truba - Putin. Koliko god da nijedni nisu bas pod lenjir, ipak se prilicno jasno vidi koliko su navijaci Klintonove uglavno sasvim izgubili kocnice... toliko da susret nazivaju doslovnom izdajom Amerike. Lepo ljudi odlepili skroz...

Клинтонова је посебно револтирана што Клинтон није постао прва дама Америка па удара где стигне, шалу на страну Трамп није за преседника он је бизнисмен коју ради са новцем а не разуме људске проблеме.Трамп гледа проблем кроз валуту а не реално, то значи да му је профит испред свега а не људске судбине.

[obi-wan]

пре 6 минута, Mali Marko рече

Клинтонова је посебно револтирана што Клинтон није постао прва дама Америка па удара где стигне, шалу на страну Трамп није за преседника он је бизнисмен коју ради са новцем а не разуме људске проблеме.Трамп гледа проблем кроз валуту а не реално, то значи да му је профит испред свега а не људске судбине.

Truba nije za precednika, ali baba je jos manje za to. Njima tamo se ceo izbor na kraju svede na 2 hitlera, pa ti sad biraj.

Cini mi se da su mnogi koji su glasali za Trubu isli logikom "ovaj je valjda manje zlo od ove poludele babe".

[Veliki Marko]

пре 1 минут, obi-wan рече

Truba nije za precednika, ali baba je jos manje za to. Njima tamo se ceo izbor na kraju svede na 2 hitlera, pa ti sad biraj.

Mnogi koji su glasali za Trubu su isli logikom "ovaj je valjda manje zlo od poludele babe".

Био је и трећи јак кандидат али сам заборавио тачно и коме се ради,наводно су његови гласови превагнули за трампа. А да су Клинтонови зло ту нема приче.