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“I Have Been Here Too Long”: Read Letters from the Children Detained at ICE’s Dilley Facility Hundreds of children are currently being held with their parents at an immigration detention center in Dilley, Texas. In letters and drawings, eight kids convey the pain of feeling trapped with no end...

ProPublica received eight handwritten letters from children who have been held at the detention center that 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos was recently released from.

We'll let their words speak for themselves.

* David Medina For Governor reposted Travis Neliton Tneliton • Jan 31 The Jesus Joy was off the charts last night at the @davidmedinapdx rally. Christ is working big time in Oregon MedinaforOregon.com 8 L29 270 In 3.1K

Pew Research Center Religious Landscape Study A > Geography > Oregon People in Oregon Among adults in Oregon ... About Methoc Religious composition 2023-24 2014 2007 Christians 43% of adults in Oregon identify as Christians. Other religions 10% of adults in Oregon identify with other religions. + Evangelical Protestant 25% © Mainline Protestant 18% © Historically Black Protestant <1% Catholic • 8% Latter-day Saint (Mormon) 11% Orthodox Christian < 1% Jehovah's Witness <1% © Other Christian < 1% * Metaphysical family <1% Others in the "Other Christian" tradition <1% Jewish 12% Muslim <1% Buddhist 12% Hindu | 1% Other world religions 11% * Something else 1 5% Religiously unaffiliated 43% of adults in Oregon identify as religiously unaffiliated. Atheist Agnostic Nothing in particular 8% •12% 23%

It's notable that there's a Christian Nationalist J6er running for Governor of Oregon (with the blessing of MAGA influencer Benny Johnson) on a "Jesus Joy" platform when 75% of Oregonians are NOT evangelicals. It's one of the least religious states in the country. Burn that money.

“It’s just weird to see a toddler in a pink onesie getting their eyes washed out from tear gas, you know?”

It’s good for elected officials to rescue individual people who have made headlines.

But people need to consider why they aren’t spending time actually fixing the underlying problems given that’s their primary job.

Not mentioned nearly loud enough, that this was organized by labor unions.

Ethnic Cleansing in Ohio? Nazi Lies in Vance's America

In Springfield, Ohio, people are preparing in advance of a “large deportation” promised by the president. To all appearances, the city is 2 or 3 days from a federal ethnic cleansing, grounded in a hate campaign organized by the vice-president and American Nazis.
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Opinion | Liam Ramos Is Just One of Hundreds of Children at This Detention Center. Release Them All.

Liam Conejo Ramos is not alone. (gift link) www.nytimes.com/2026/02/01/o...

Man on a local news street interview: The earth is a resort for like 500 rich people and the rest of us are just the staff.

This shit hits like a sledgehammer right now. It's not even remotely an exaggeration.

Accountability for ICE and CBP However bad you think the corruption and misconduct at ICE and CBP is — the reality is far far worse.

"Indeed, for much of the 2010s and likely before and since, it appears the crime rate of CBP agents and offices was higher PER CAPITA than the crime rate of undocumented immigrants in the United States."

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#ICE #CBP #corruption

Tom Homan takes his cues from members of the Proud Boys and the anti-Muslim hate group United West, a group that thinks the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated the U.S. and wants to use DHS to stop them. To think Homan is a cut above Greg Bovino is laughable.

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Harmeet K. Dhillon reposted 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 @mrddmia Amen. Again, Pam Bondi is bold and fearless. Nobody is above the law. Especially not today’s klansmen—like Don Lemon—who storm churches and terrorize Christians. Attorney General Pamela Bondi @AGPamBondi At my direction, early this morning federal agents arrested Don Lemon, Trahern Jeen Crews, Georgia Fort, and Jamael Lydell Lundy, in connection with the coordinated attack on Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights, retweets someone calling Don Lemon one of "today's klansmen."

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Per TD Cowen’s January 26 2026 Data Center Channel Checks note, emphases mine: However, with Oracle to procure what our channel checks now indicate is ~3MM GPUs (and other IT gear) to support its existing OpenAl agreement, both equity and debt investors have raised questions regarding Oracle's ability to finance this buildout, as demonstrated by widening of Oracle's CDS spreads and pressure on Oracle's stock/bonds. Assuming a conservative $30MM/MW in IT fit out costs, the implied -$156B capex requirement, coupled with separate questions on OpenAl's ability to fund its =$1.4T in outstanding multi-year commitments, has led to multiple U.S. banks to pull back from lending to Oracle-linked data center projects. Furthermore, our channel checks indicate that multiple Oracle data center leases that were under negotiation with private operators struggled to secure financing, in turn preventing Oracle from securing the data center capacity via a lease. In cases where U.S. banks are still open to lending, our checks indicate that borrowing cost spreads for Oracle-linked data center projects have widened to Non-IG levels (i.e. now SOFR+300-450bps vs. SOFR+225-250bps in September). As the borrowing costs for operators rise, the result has been a slowdown in +100MW U.S. Oracle data center leasing by private operators as the market digests the current Oracle financing requirements. Importantly, our channel checks indicate that banks in Asia are still willing to lend (at a slight premium relative to historical rates) to data center operators undertaking Oracle leases as these banks look to gain exposure to the Al sector, providing a path for international Oracle expansion in support of incremental RPO. However, the pullback in U.S. financing has raised questions regarding Oracle's ability [to] continue growing its revenue (RPO) in the U.S. if it continues facing challenges securing U.S. data center capacity to support OCI customer contracts. To explain in simpler terms: US bank…

TD Cowen also added some ways in which Oracle could work this out, including the (fucking stupid) idea for leasing GPUs: Amidst this capital requirement, our channel checks indicate that Oracle is now requiring 40% upfront customer deposits as it looks to mitigate the incremental capex requirement for incremental revenue (RPO) growth. Furthermore, our channel checks indicate that Oracle is evaluating multiple paths forward to address financing questions including: 1) a RIF of 20-30K employees which could drive -$8-10B of incremental free cash flow, 2) asset divestitures (potentially Cerner) which would allow Oracle to reduce its debt load, 3) vendor financing (structure is currently unclear), and 4) Bring Your Own Chip (BYOC) which was highlighted as a potential on Oracle's latest earnings call. Based on our channel checks and understanding of the situation, our current sense is that some combination of BYOC and a RIF are the most likely paths forward, with the BYOC alleviating capex concerns. So, let’s assume that Oracle gets roughly $10 billion in cash from those layoffs. Fine. Okay. That’s…barely anything compared to how much it needs. How much could it reasonably fetch for Cerner? Remember, that $28 billion deal closed in the ultra-frothy acquisition market of 2021 and 2022, at a time when money was far easier to raise and valuations were going through the roof. Even if Oracle managed to get a massive premium — $35 billion to $40 billion — this would barely cover a quarter of the costs of the data centers it currently has. To make matters worse, TD Cowen adds that Oracle’s “...financing struggles have led to a deceleration in incremental data center procurement.” It needs the god-damn data centers to be finished so it can pay the god damn debt.

US lenders are now hesitant to back further Stargate data centers, and even asian banks are (per TD Cowen) raising the rates for these loans. This is slowing down the construction of the data centers that Oracle needs to make the revenue to pay its debts.
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No secret code. Just plain bone chilling English

Been saying this, but we're in a situation where the laws only apply in one direction, and only in a completely arbitrary and made-up way

Politicians are trying to play chess with these mfs and they're out here playing Calvinball. It's not going to work

Minneapolis, MN -

The speeches regarding the general strike are finished. Folks dancing in the street now to Kendrick Lamar, Halluci Nation, Saul Williams and other songs. The first moments of real, intense joy I’ve seen since I arrived here.

CNN in Minneapolis: We are seeing thousands and thousands of people, we've been standing on the corner here for the past ten minutes. This this crowd has not let up. It's just continuous.

Texas A&M Ends Women’s Studies and Overhauls Classes Over Race and Gender

This is a five-alarm fire not just for Texas A&M but for higher education and the country more generally. And it’s old news to say it, but this resides in a different universe of consequentiality than any of the perceived transgressions that triggered the Harper’s letter.

404 Media has published the full user guide for ELITE, the tool Palantir made for ICE to bring up addresses for deportation targets. @evystadium.bsky.social has more.

Scoop here by @josephcox.bsky.social: www.404media.co/here-is-the-...

Homeless Oregon youth got $1,000 a month for two years. Most found housing after. • Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon is the second of its kind in the nation to implement the direct cash transfer program after New York City.

Direct cash assistance from the state is helping homeless Oregon youth find housing, according to the results of a pilot program that concluded last year.

so a LOT of what's been released are anonymous reports and with a case this famous you are gonna get some nuts sending in nonsense. but the repeated references to Robin Leach, Trump and Epstein at the Rancho Palos Verdes golf club make it pretty clear a bunch went on there involving those people.

4 Black journalists have been kidnapped by the federal government

I may have a stroke.

Someone said protests don’t belong in church and it took every ounce of self-censure within me not to say “Deborah you are literally a Protestant.”

A PROTESTant.

I assume they think Luther was nailing Bed, Bath, & Beyond coupons to the door.

Ordinary people in Maine are fighting ICE. Taking on real personal risk.

We need the Senate Democrats to fight as hard as we are.

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Heard a boom of a percussion grenade (not 100% positive which agency launched it). Sheriffs have begun clearing the street in front of Whipple Federal Building. Some shoving of protesters.

🤔 In 2021, Kip Mock of Moscow ID accidentally set his pal, Elijah Froh, on fire by pouring diesel on a fire. Mock & Froh were later were hired by Valar Atomics—founded by their pal, Isaiah Taylor, a high school dropout from Moscow, ID who somehow landed a DOE contract to build a nuclear reactor. 1/

“Hey, can we just talk about life right now without bringing up politics?”

“I want to know talk about human biology but can we just ignore blood and bones? And also organs. Tissue as well.”

“I just want to focus on matter itself and not carbon. Can you just leave carbon out of everything?”

National Guard deployments to US cities cost almost half a billion dollars, says CBO - Breaking Defense The Trump administration has already spent nearly $500 million on domestic National Guard deployments, with monthly costs being further broken down by the CBO.

Trump’s deployments of troops to US cities cost taxpayers $496 million. "Over the second half of 2025, the Trump admin. deployed the National Guard [or] Marines to six US cities: Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Memphis, Portland Oregon, Chicago, and New Orleans." breakingdefense.com/2026/01/nati...

🚨"Get the f*ck out of here!"

Hundreds of ICE protesters are out in MINUS 17 DEGREES in front of Minneapolis federal building demanding "ICE out now!" This is part of today's Minnesota general strike against ICE aiming to go nationwide (no school, work, shopping). LIVE NOW ⬇️