The author argues that the legitimacy of US elections died last week due to three events: the Secretary of State's speech targeting the domestic left as a transnational enemy, a White House official's dehumanizing rhetoric, and the President's claims of a corrupt election system, with the public's response misdirecting attention.
Stephen Miller, a White House official, stated the US should "take a hard look" at banning pregnant foreign travelers to curb "birth tourism." This follows a Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship. Republican lawmakers are also proposing legislation to prevent non-citizens from having children on US soil.
The US has stopped accepting new asylum seekers after the Supreme Court upheld key parts of Trump's immigration agenda, including turning away new asylum seekers at the Mexican border and ending temporary protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants.
Video game terms like 'killstreak' and 'NPC' are increasingly used in political discourse and propaganda, reflecting gaming's mainstream cultural impact. This shift is evident in White House content and political commentary, highlighting a new era of 'slopaganda'.
Internal memos reveal the Trump administration seriously considered suspending habeas corpus, a fundamental due process right, to expedite deportations. White House aides warned this move would be 'insane,' while officials like Stephen Miller explored circumventing the constitutional right.
A secret memo revealed that key Trump administration officials considered suspending habeas corpus, a fundamental due process right, to expedite mass deportations. White House aides warned this move would be "insane," while Stephen Miller suggested exploring ways to circumvent the constitutional right.
