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El Salvador Freaks Out As Trump Deports Hundreds Of MS-13 Gang Members

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When migrants cross the border from El Salvador, they're not sending their best. Criminals, drug dealers, and rapists have been sneaking into the United States in droves - which in the words of Donald Trump, "has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems."

And while President Obama released nearly 600 illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes in 2015 because their home countries wouldn't take them - the 'law and order' President is doing the exact opposite...

Uber Fires Controversial Head Of Self-Driving Car Efforts

Uber Fires Controversial Head Of Self-Driving Car Efforts

After a terrible weekend for CEO Travis Kalanick, The New York Times reports that Uber has fired Anthony Levandowski, a vice president of technology and the star engineer leading the company’s self-driving automobile efforts (at the center of the Uber-Waymo legal battle), according to an internal email sent to employees on Tuesday.

Mr. Levandowski’s termination, effective immediately, comes as a result of his involvement in a legal battle between Uber and Waymo, the self-driving technology unit spun out of Google last year.

DNC Lawsuit Exposes Corruption, Data Breaches, Raises Questions About Death Of Shawn Lucas

DNC Lawsuit Exposes Corruption, Data Breaches, Raises Questions About Death Of Shawn Lucas

Via Disobedient Media

In June of last year, attorneys Jared Beck and Elizabeth Beck of law firm Beck and Lee filed a class action law suit against the DNC and former chairwomen Debbie Wasserman Schultz. The suit claims that the DNC acted against its charter when it showed demonstrable favoritism towards  Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary, and failed to secure the data of DNC donors. The suit could have massive significance for the Democratic Party and could have an even wider impact if the origin of the DNC leaks are disclosed in the proceedings.

Norway's 'CIA' Pushes Plan To Unleash "Facebook Police"

Norway's 'CIA' Pushes Plan To Unleash "Facebook Police"

Kripos, Norway's National Criminal Investigation Service, is reportedly examining the legal aspects of how police accounts could be given access to areas of Facebook that are not open to the public. It would mean police gaining access to closed groups and interacting with members as they search for evidence of criminal activity, the Norwegian newspaper Dagens Naeringsliv reported.

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