BREAKING: The Trump administration’s SNEAKY new deportation strategy just got exposed on live television. The recently installed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin went on Newsmax today and accidentally handed critics the most honest description of the Trump administration's deportation strategy anyone has offered yet: they're doing it quietly on purpose so journalists can't cover it. When Newsmax host Rob Schmitt asked whether the administration had shifted focus from all undocumented immigrants to only criminals, Mullin was emphatic: "No, we're staying focused on all illegals, without question." Then came the revelation that should alarm every American who believes in press freedom and government accountability: "We're purposely trying to be a little bit more quiet. I made this very clear — I wanted to get DHS out of the headlines so our ICE agents, our CBP agents, and all the other law enforcement agencies we have underneath DHS could go do their job without being harassed by the media." Let's translate that from politician to English: the administration is conducting the largest mass deportation operation in American history and is deliberately obscuring it from public view because they don't want journalists documenting what they're doing. Why? Because this is the same operation that has already resulted in people being wrongfully deported in defiance of court orders — like Lazaro Romero León, who is currently sleeping on someone's patio in Mexico in the same clothes he was wearing when ICE took him. The same operation in which ICE agents have lied under oath, shot unarmed people, and been caught on video muttering slurs at dying victims. The same operation that a federal judge threatened with contempt sanctions because the government can't even get its own wrongfully deported detainee back. Mullin bragged that ICE arrested over 1,900 people just yesterday. That 60,000 people are currently detained. That over 2,700 were deported last week. He acknowledged they're "getting slowed down a little bit because of some court issues," which is what happens when federal judges keep ruling that the Constitution applies to everyone, not just citizens. The administration's strategy is explicit: move fast, stay quiet, use local law enforcement as cover, and hope the media can't keep up. Mullin just told us all exactly what they're doing. Now it’s up to the American people and the court system to make sure that any immigration actions the DHS takes stay within the boundaries of the US Constitution. Please like and share this post if you think a mass deportation operation affecting hundreds of thousands of people deserves full public scrutiny — not deliberate media blackouts.
so I came to a personal compromise with work just gonna work 6am -10am and get home before it gets hot then pick up all days when the weather is cooler and also list myself all night lol I figure there may be a nocturnal person that needs their whole house cleaned at some point hahaha its pretty cool my company I just was overheating at my last shift and had to travel 2 hrs there and back and only get paid for another 2 hours I worked i think i have to have a ton of clear personal boundaries like not travelling over an hour one way to work lol and if I feel like quitting my job I have to build coping skills like taking a 5 min breather or taking my emergency psych meds or just thinking about things for 5 min instead of quitting hahaha I really do enjoy the work and stuff and it seems to fit for now I just have to do it day by day now doing all this and making an effort is better than being broke as fuck like everyone else hahaha
In the winter of 2003, Norah Vincent, a 35-year-old journalist and columnist, began practicing passing as a man. She worked out to build muscle definition across her back. She bound her chest. She trained her voice with a Juilliard-trained vocal coach. She wore rectangular-framed glasses and kept her hair closely cropped. At 5 feet 10 and 155 pounds, she passed convincingly. She called herself Ned. Over the following 18 months, Vincent placed Ned in a range of hypermasculine environments: a working-class men's bowling league in Pennsylvania, which she joined for nine months; a Roman Catholic monastery, where she lived for three weeks as a trainee; an all-male Iron John men's awareness retreat; strip clubs; sales jobs in male-dominated industries; and the dating world, where she went on dates with women as a man. She went in expecting to find the advantages she had been told men possessed. What she found instead was something more complicated: emotional distance enforced as a social contract, pressure to suppress vulnerability in any form, and men in pain with nowhere to put it. By the end of the project, the burden of maintaining a separate identity while holding two gender realities in her head simultaneously had taken a severe toll. At the Iron John retreat, Ned began to lose it. Vincent checked herself into a psychiatric hospital, listing herself as a suicide risk before the book was finished. She later wrote that the experience cost her psychologically in ways she had not anticipated and never fully recovered from. Self-Made Man was published in 2006 and became a New York Times bestseller. She appeared on 20/20, on The Colbert Report, on talk shows across the country. The book was widely read as a nuanced and honest accounting of what she found, not a polemic, not a confirmation of any prior belief, but a report from inside a world she had genuinely entered. Vincent's depression never left. She died on July 6, 2022, aged 53, at the Pegasos Clinic in Basel, Switzerland, by voluntary assisted death. Her death was confirmed by a close friend. She was not terminally ill. She had lived with treatment-resistant depression for decades, the roots of which she traced in part to what the experiment had cost her. Her final published reflection described depression as a walled city she had never been able to fully leave. She had gone into the project trying to understand men. She came out the other side saying she had never understood how much they were struggling either. #DidYouKnow #TrueStory #ViralHistory #HumanStories #WomenWhoChanged
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