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New Yorkers respond to racist lawyer’s rant with ‘Latin party’ outside his house
Aaron Schlossberg was abusive to Spanish-speaking workers. Now activists are hosting a party with a theme: retribution
There is a street party happening in New York this evening. There will be taco trucks, Jarritos margaritas and a mariachi band – but this is not a Cinco de Mayo parade that got the date wrong. This party’s only theme will be retribution.
Festivities are taking place outside the Manhattan apartment of Aaron Schlossberg, the lawyer who was filmed being irate and abusive towards Hispanic restaurant workers this week. Schlossberg threatened to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) on the workers, saying he believed they were illegal immigrants because they were speaking Spanish to some customers.
U.S. ends practice that gave some immigrants reprieves from deportation
130 US lawmakers for work permits to H-1B spouses
The letter by US lawmakers to the secretary of homeland security Kirstjen Nielsen comes weeks ahead of the Trump administration’s formal move to rescind the rule granting these spouses work authorisation in June.
Manafort’s ex-son-in-law reaches plea deal to cooperate in investigations

Insiders say Jeffrey Yohai, ex-business partner to Trump’s former campaign chair, may be asked to help Mueller prosecute Manafort
The former son-in-law of Paul Manafort, the onetime chairman of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, has cut a plea deal with the justice department that requires him to cooperate with other criminal investigations, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
The guilty plea agreement, which is under seal and has not been previously reported, could add to the legal pressure on Manafort, who is facing two indictments brought by the special counsel Robert Mueller in his inquiry into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
‘Bigger than Watergate’: Trump says evidence of spying on his campaign growing
#ClownTraitorTrump still believes he can lie his way out!

The US President says “word seems to be coming out” that the FBI under Barack Obama spied on his campaign using an “embedded informant”.
FBI investigating 1,000 suspected ‘lone wolf’ militants, director says

Suspects radicalised online are being examined in all 50 states, bureau chief says, along with 1,000 ‘domestic terrorists’
The FBI is pursuing 1,000 investigations into suspected “lone wolf” militants and another 1,000 into “domestic terrorists”, the bureau’s director has told a congressional committee.
Related: Mexican drug kingpin behind DEA murder added to FBI most-wanted list
US forces accused of complicity in Somalia raid that left five civilians dead

Locals say unarmed men were banana farmers and were killed trying to flee during operation against al-Shabaab extremists
US special forces have been accused of complicity in the deaths of civilians after five unarmed men were killed during a raid by Somali troops last week that they “aided and assisted”.
The casualties were described as banana farmers by local inhabitants, and appear to have been shot while trying to flee the site of the operation, which officials say targeted commanders of the al-Shabaab extremist group.
Trump’s warning to Kim Jong-un: make a deal or suffer same fate as Gaddafi
F%%%ing idiot!

Asked about ‘Libya model’, Trump says: ‘That model … was total decimation. That model would take place if we don’t make a deal’
Donald Trump has threatened Kim Jong-un with the same fate as Muammar Gaddafi if the North Korean leader “doesn’t make a deal” on his nuclear weapons programme.
The US president issued the threat at the White House when he was asked about the recent suggestion by his national security adviser, John Bolton, that the “Libyan model” be a template for dealing with North Korea at a summit between Trump and Kim planned for 12 June in Singapore.
‘Impossible to Ignore’: Why Alaska Is Crafting a Plan to Fight Climate Change
Many solidly Republican states have resisted aggressive climate policies, but Alaska is already seeing the dramatic effects of global warming.
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