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4·17 hours agoAhhh, what?
Btw, CBP is not the same as the TSA. CBP is customs and border control. TSA keeps people from bringing bombs and guns on planes.
Worked for the Balkans
Democrats need to be unapologetic in their stances to critics on both sides.
A lot of them are brown.
I wonder if they pulled anyone from LA or Hispanic out of those units first.
Not having grounds to sue doesn’t mean lawless. That said the rules for detention can be just suspicion and that is pretty open ended.
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/cbp-search-authority
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/cbp-search-authority/border-search-electronic-devices
https://www.aclunc.org/our-work/know-your-rights/know-your-rights-us-airports-and-ports-entry
The next Olympics in the US should be interesting. “And none of the other teams or their fans were able to enter the US…”
No, foreign nationals can’t sue over being denied entry.
1·2 days agoYup but it is a catch 22.
That is a terrible analogy. There are already bacteria and fungi out there that show signs of breaking down plastics but at a very slow rate btw. It could function only under very specific conditions, like UV light exposure or sea water. I’d like to know how else you would remove plastics from the wild.
Why would it be random? We are already releasing huge amounts of artificial chemicals into the wild.
You know that bacteria exist in the wild normally, right? That is where they’ve been for 5 billion years.
The problem is how much of it never makes it to the recycling stream worldwide. Picking it out of the environment is labor intensive. Bacteria munching it down would be more effective.
Getting bacterial enzymes that can break down HDPE is tough. I read that the issue is there isn’t a good place for the enzyme to “dig in” on the polymer strand.
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What a bunch of petulant little children
You are being downvoted for pointing out a fact. wtf