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                SHARED FOR INFORMATION AND EDUCATION - PEOPLE ARE                AFRAID OF TRRUMP'S ICE GESTAPO THUGS!   The ACLU of Texas surveyed more than a thousand people living on the border — in El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley, some of the most heavily policed communities in the country. The headline finding: 63% say ICE has gone too far. And this isn't coming from one side. It includes people with a family member who works for a federal immigration agency. It's coming from counties Donald Trump won in 2024. More than half said the enforcement surge has made their lives harder without making them any safer. But the number that matters most for what we do is this one: residents told pollsters they're now afraid to do ordinary things — go to church, take their kids to school, even report a crime to the police. Nearly two in three see agents in their neighborhoods every week. If f...

  Glenn Kirschner Oct 1, 2026 A judge in Washington DC just dismissed with prejudice (permanently) the bogus prosecution that Jeanine Pirro brought against 67-year-old former Olympic athlete David Hearn. In an incredibly compelling condemnation of Donald Trump, the judge said he had to dismiss the case permanently because Trump had suggested that he wanted Hearn prosecuted because he donate money to ActBlue, a Democratic Party-affiliated fundraising platform, and because Trump doesn't like Hearn's lawyer, Norm Eisen. I sat down with Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News to discuss this remarkable court ruling. Find Adam at: www.allrisenews.com Find Glenn on Substack: glennkirschner.substack.com How this was made Auto-dubbed Audio tracks for some languages were automatically generated. Learn more Ask Get answers, explore topics, and more Ask questions Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript

  Today in Politics, Bulletin 472. 10/2/26 Ron Filipkowski Oct 2 … Trump’s economy continues to fail miserably for most Americans except for the uber-rich and people in the AI industry, as more bad economic numbers were reported today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. … CNBC: “The US economy created far fewer jobs than expected in Sept, pointing to a surprising soft spot in the labor market and broader economy. Nonfarm payrolls rose a seasonally adjusted 29,000 for the month while the unemployment rate increased to 4.2%. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for job growth of 84,000 and an unemployment rate of 4.1%. … In addition to the weakness in Sept, the August jobs count was revised lower to reflect a gain of 133,000 while July switched from a gain to a loss as payrolls fell by 10,000. The revisions in total showed 60,000 fewer jobs than previously reported.” … From CNN live when the numbers were announced: “It came in cold - surprisingly cold. Job growth weaker t...

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