For profit prisons need to be outlawed. ICE needs to go or be changed.
Our immigration system has been a mess for a long time. It's ridiculous that people can't get the proper clearances and paperwork from one of our embassies so no one has to go through this crap.
Our immigration system has been a mess for a long time. It's ridiculous that people can't get the proper clearances and paperwork from one of our embassies so no one has to go through this crap.
December 20, 2025 at 5:17 PM
For profit prisons need to be outlawed. ICE needs to go or be changed.
Our immigration system has been a mess for a long time. It's ridiculous that people can't get the proper clearances and paperwork from one of our embassies so no one has to go through this crap.
Our immigration system has been a mess for a long time. It's ridiculous that people can't get the proper clearances and paperwork from one of our embassies so no one has to go through this crap.
Plenty of people protected by DACA which was supposed to help do exactly that are also being deported.
Basically, people doing the paperwork and trying to do things properly are getting deported first.
And they are, pretty much definitionally, NOT the worst of the worst.
Basically, people doing the paperwork and trying to do things properly are getting deported first.
And they are, pretty much definitionally, NOT the worst of the worst.
December 20, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Plenty of people protected by DACA which was supposed to help do exactly that are also being deported.
Basically, people doing the paperwork and trying to do things properly are getting deported first.
And they are, pretty much definitionally, NOT the worst of the worst.
Basically, people doing the paperwork and trying to do things properly are getting deported first.
And they are, pretty much definitionally, NOT the worst of the worst.
Here are the new travel mistakes people are making — and how to avoid them One of the newest mistakes travelers make is also one of the oldest: forgetting their paperwork.
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December 20, 2025 at 4:40 PM
this epstein files horror is reminiscent of why i had to leave the church. people don't "believe" abusive men over women and children, they "believe" powerful men are entitled to their "ways", and until paperwork/reputation brings a taboo to surface and can no longer be justified they will look away
December 20, 2025 at 3:44 PM
this epstein files horror is reminiscent of why i had to leave the church. people don't "believe" abusive men over women and children, they "believe" powerful men are entitled to their "ways", and until paperwork/reputation brings a taboo to surface and can no longer be justified they will look away
I think they are trying to justify the amount of money they are stealing from our government calling it immigration reform.
Where is the paperwork of the millions of people being detained/deported??? Where is her paperwork to prove the funding is for deporting millions of people???
Where is it?
Where is the paperwork of the millions of people being detained/deported??? Where is her paperwork to prove the funding is for deporting millions of people???
Where is it?
December 20, 2025 at 2:47 PM
I think they are trying to justify the amount of money they are stealing from our government calling it immigration reform.
Where is the paperwork of the millions of people being detained/deported??? Where is her paperwork to prove the funding is for deporting millions of people???
Where is it?
Where is the paperwork of the millions of people being detained/deported??? Where is her paperwork to prove the funding is for deporting millions of people???
Where is it?
similar to how cops get people to sign confessions, they'll tell people they can go home after long period in the police station if they just sign some paperwork.
December 20, 2025 at 1:54 PM
similar to how cops get people to sign confessions, they'll tell people they can go home after long period in the police station if they just sign some paperwork.
People are out there saying nobody has documents like his, the best documents, absolutely beautiful documents, people come up to him with tears in their eyes saying sir, we’ve never seen paperwork handled so transparently. Some people are saying he’s the most open president ever, maybe in history.
December 20, 2025 at 1:12 PM
People are out there saying nobody has documents like his, the best documents, absolutely beautiful documents, people come up to him with tears in their eyes saying sir, we’ve never seen paperwork handled so transparently. Some people are saying he’s the most open president ever, maybe in history.
Just paperwork. Shrugs. And silence.
That silence was louder than any conspiracy theory.
This Is Where “Trust the System” Died
People didn’t stop trusting institutions because they’re stupid.
That silence was louder than any conspiracy theory.
This Is Where “Trust the System” Died
People didn’t stop trusting institutions because they’re stupid.
December 20, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Just paperwork. Shrugs. And silence.
That silence was louder than any conspiracy theory.
This Is Where “Trust the System” Died
People didn’t stop trusting institutions because they’re stupid.
That silence was louder than any conspiracy theory.
This Is Where “Trust the System” Died
People didn’t stop trusting institutions because they’re stupid.
Most people don’t quit the dream because it’s wrong. They quit when prep gets heavy. Paperwork, delays, doubt. But the stress is temporary. The life you’re building in Italy isn’t. If Italy keeps calling, it’s not random. Sometimes the hardest part is staying steady long enough to let it catch up.
December 20, 2025 at 10:53 AM
Most people don’t quit the dream because it’s wrong. They quit when prep gets heavy. Paperwork, delays, doubt. But the stress is temporary. The life you’re building in Italy isn’t. If Italy keeps calling, it’s not random. Sometimes the hardest part is staying steady long enough to let it catch up.
It makes me so mad that people who are honestly more deserving than most of us are being hunted and abused because they didn’t fill out paperwork they weren’t even given a real opportunity to access.
December 20, 2025 at 5:31 AM
It makes me so mad that people who are honestly more deserving than most of us are being hunted and abused because they didn’t fill out paperwork they weren’t even given a real opportunity to access.
MFC is still usable as far as I know, but the accessibility has been bogged down with paperwork that could make it untenable for some, and it's still only open to cis women (and people afab who can pass as a cis woman undetected).
December 20, 2025 at 3:48 AM
MFC is still usable as far as I know, but the accessibility has been bogged down with paperwork that could make it untenable for some, and it's still only open to cis women (and people afab who can pass as a cis woman undetected).
Advancement Quotas are out and they’re straight cheeks. PCS paperwork is not going smoothly. A lot of people around me have seemingly lost their rabid ass minds. What is Astrology doing? Whole solar system in retrograde?
December 20, 2025 at 2:14 AM
Advancement Quotas are out and they’re straight cheeks. PCS paperwork is not going smoothly. A lot of people around me have seemingly lost their rabid ass minds. What is Astrology doing? Whole solar system in retrograde?
#O2D Congrats as the MOST Liberal Place n the United SERPENTS of Ameri-KLAN the Bay Area the OHLONE People. "Show Us your Paperwork" based on "Good Standing w/" Local tribe if NOT they can sue EVERY Day on "Ethnic Cleansing" & NO Lawyer will Take this on as 31st East 14th Women's Birthing Center👽💩💵💶
Congratulations!!! to the #Lumbee #Tribe of #NorthCarolina seen here celebrating the passage of a bill granting their people federal recognition.
The tribe will become one of the largest tribal nations in the country, with about 60,000 members.
#Indigenous #history
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The tribe will become one of the largest tribal nations in the country, with about 60,000 members.
#Indigenous #history
apnews.com/photo-galler...
Photos of the Lumbee Tribe celebrating federal recognition
PEMBROKE, North Carolina (AP) — The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is celebrating the passage of a bill granting their people federal recognition.
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December 20, 2025 at 12:48 AM
#O2D Congrats as the MOST Liberal Place n the United SERPENTS of Ameri-KLAN the Bay Area the OHLONE People. "Show Us your Paperwork" based on "Good Standing w/" Local tribe if NOT they can sue EVERY Day on "Ethnic Cleansing" & NO Lawyer will Take this on as 31st East 14th Women's Birthing Center👽💩💵💶
Danielle Smith’s UCP has mastered the art of the bureaucratic middle finger: claw back federal disability benefits, underfund AISH, then act shocked when people can’t afford the paperwork required to survive. Stunning cruelty. Zero fucking shame. 🔥
December 19, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Danielle Smith’s UCP has mastered the art of the bureaucratic middle finger: claw back federal disability benefits, underfund AISH, then act shocked when people can’t afford the paperwork required to survive. Stunning cruelty. Zero fucking shame. 🔥
I think the time for using the metaphor passed us several decades ago, but it isn’t incorrect.
We trust any random idiot with stuff that can kill other people in this country if they can do a little bit of paperwork. That’s all we’re asking of gun owners.
We trust any random idiot with stuff that can kill other people in this country if they can do a little bit of paperwork. That’s all we’re asking of gun owners.
December 19, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I think the time for using the metaphor passed us several decades ago, but it isn’t incorrect.
We trust any random idiot with stuff that can kill other people in this country if they can do a little bit of paperwork. That’s all we’re asking of gun owners.
We trust any random idiot with stuff that can kill other people in this country if they can do a little bit of paperwork. That’s all we’re asking of gun owners.
Dutch MPs have voted in favour of legislation which makes it a criminal offence to be in the Netherlands without proper paperwork, but which does not penalise people who help them.
MPs back law making it a crime to be in NL without papers - DutchNews.nl
Dutch MPs have voted in favour of legislation which makes it a criminal offence to be in the Netherlands without proper paperwork, but which does not penalise people who help them. The amendment to…
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December 19, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Dutch MPs have voted in favour of legislation which makes it a criminal offence to be in the Netherlands without proper paperwork, but which does not penalise people who help them.
OFC they’re fucking up the Esptein File release for the upteenth time, but this time we have paperwork.
Do your jobs, reps—Trump and his DOJ are telling you to go fuck yourselves and that they’ll do things how they want and not how the American people want.
Do your jobs, reps—Trump and his DOJ are telling you to go fuck yourselves and that they’ll do things how they want and not how the American people want.
December 19, 2025 at 6:53 PM
OFC they’re fucking up the Esptein File release for the upteenth time, but this time we have paperwork.
Do your jobs, reps—Trump and his DOJ are telling you to go fuck yourselves and that they’ll do things how they want and not how the American people want.
Do your jobs, reps—Trump and his DOJ are telling you to go fuck yourselves and that they’ll do things how they want and not how the American people want.
Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab, a social media platform known as a haven for white nationalists, falsely wrote this week that Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy — who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio — "will never be an American."
December 19, 2025 at 6:50 PM
Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab, a social media platform known as a haven for white nationalists, falsely wrote this week that Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy — who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio — "will never be an American."
Being a landlord means fixing problems most people never see.
Repairs.
Permits.
Paperwork.
Difficult conversations no one wants to have.
Most landlords are just trying to keep housing functional.
If this resonates, you’re not alone.
Repairs.
Permits.
Paperwork.
Difficult conversations no one wants to have.
Most landlords are just trying to keep housing functional.
If this resonates, you’re not alone.
December 19, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Being a landlord means fixing problems most people never see.
Repairs.
Permits.
Paperwork.
Difficult conversations no one wants to have.
Most landlords are just trying to keep housing functional.
If this resonates, you’re not alone.
Repairs.
Permits.
Paperwork.
Difficult conversations no one wants to have.
Most landlords are just trying to keep housing functional.
If this resonates, you’re not alone.
i live in texas and i’m glad to say there’s a bunch of people on the ground right now pushing back, and an organized front in several major cities that’s forcing them to waste time, money, and paperwork by filing endless unenforcible complaints. our gov’t has *never* been the voice of the people
December 19, 2025 at 5:05 PM
i live in texas and i’m glad to say there’s a bunch of people on the ground right now pushing back, and an organized front in several major cities that’s forcing them to waste time, money, and paperwork by filing endless unenforcible complaints. our gov’t has *never* been the voice of the people
Here are the new travel mistakes people are making — and how to avoid them One of the newest mistakes travelers make is also one of the oldest: forgetting their paperwork.
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December 19, 2025 at 3:43 PM
To avoid this, DHS should:
1) Allow more flexibility in biometrics appointments and interviews so that self-petitioners can reschedule when necessary.
2) Allow the use of biometric data as an option for demonstrating good moral character, rather than making it mandatory for all self-petitioners.
1) Allow more flexibility in biometrics appointments and interviews so that self-petitioners can reschedule when necessary.
2) Allow the use of biometric data as an option for demonstrating good moral character, rather than making it mandatory for all self-petitioners.
![There are good reasons to think that, for some self-petitioners, biometrics appointments may be perceived as prohibitively costly to attend. Recent high-profile stories of ICE agents detaining people at USCIS appointments may make showing up at biometric appointments far more intimidating than submitting paperwork and letters.[23]
Even if the biometrics appointments do not deter self-petitioners, the stringent proposed rule about missing an appointment may lead to their benefit requests being denied. This may result in VAWA applicants staying with their abusers and being subjected to further abuse. DHS does not consider the costs of this abuse in its analysis. The agency should revise its analysis to incorporate assessments of the social cost of domestic abuse that its stringent rules are likely to perpetuate.[24]
To reduce these costs, DHS should consider the following rule changes:
Allow more flexibility in biometrics appointments and interviews so that self-petitioners can reschedule when necessary.
Allow the use of biometric data as an option for demonstrating good moral character, rather than making it mandatory for all self-petitioners.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tqivecfrk4zssha3jlutw4ae/bafkreiflehb3ntwzwqpjrntaptno2mqu3dhovsg2ph5imp3rcczvcuefke@jpeg)
December 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
To avoid this, DHS should:
1) Allow more flexibility in biometrics appointments and interviews so that self-petitioners can reschedule when necessary.
2) Allow the use of biometric data as an option for demonstrating good moral character, rather than making it mandatory for all self-petitioners.
1) Allow more flexibility in biometrics appointments and interviews so that self-petitioners can reschedule when necessary.
2) Allow the use of biometric data as an option for demonstrating good moral character, rather than making it mandatory for all self-petitioners.
Moreover, consider the rigid requirements around biometrics appointments again. What if a survivor misses an appointment & is denied her self-petitioning option as a result? What if she stays with her abuser as a result, and suffers further abuse?
December 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Moreover, consider the rigid requirements around biometrics appointments again. What if a survivor misses an appointment & is denied her self-petitioning option as a result? What if she stays with her abuser as a result, and suffers further abuse?
DHS highlights that submitting biometrics may be an easier way to demonstrate good moral character than current options. That's good! But for some self-petitioners, biometrics may be more invasive than alternative means. They may be deterred from self-petitioning, and stay with an abuser as a result
December 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
DHS highlights that submitting biometrics may be an easier way to demonstrate good moral character than current options. That's good! But for some self-petitioners, biometrics may be more invasive than alternative means. They may be deterred from self-petitioning, and stay with an abuser as a result
Another concerning feature of the proposal is its effect on VAWA & T nonimmigrant visa self-petitioners. These visa categories enable victims of abuse & trafficking to leave their abusers by self-petitioning. Currently, these applicants are required to demonstrate "good moral character."
December 19, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Another concerning feature of the proposal is its effect on VAWA & T nonimmigrant visa self-petitioners. These visa categories enable victims of abuse & trafficking to leave their abusers by self-petitioning. Currently, these applicants are required to demonstrate "good moral character."