In her new book, Taylor Lorenz charts the two-decade history of creator culture, documenting how user-generated content has redefined our ‘extremely online’ lives.
we say enough is enough. governor brown has unsafe policies. arthel: border patrol agent in tucson, arizona-based president of the national order patrol council. good to have you. if you start by telling us the broad strokes of the presidential lawsuit and whether or not it s about protecting public safety. the bottom line this is what is going on. no one has the right to put someone else s safety at risk and that is what is happening in california by opening up the sanctuary cities. you re inviting the criminal element. it becomes a magnet for criminals to enter into our country. the reality studies have shown the illegals that we capture in the smuggling we apprehend. what this is doing is you do not know what that other 50% is. so what these leaders are doing by allowing sanctuaries to move
make public criminal actions committed by aliens. we are removing drug dealers, gang members, and criminals that prey on our innocent citizens. in reality studies show undocumented immigrants commit crimes at a much lower rate than the general population. the president s call is chilling because using crime to incite hatred has a long history in the united states, from the lynching of african-americans to the targeting of european immigrants at the turn of the century, when some police departments broke down crime by nationality. it happened in germany in the 1930s when the government used crime allegations to gin up anti-semitism. germany s ministry of justice ordered prosecutors to forward every criminal indictment in which the defendant was jewish so the ministry s press office could publicize them. the real concern being raised by