All Activity
- Past hour
-
Paredes to 1B?
-
Papers, please. Surly thread of deportation cruelty dominance
Captainant replied to Captainant's topic in Daily Texan
birthright citizenship is officially on the chopping block. The President of the United States is using the same mechanism used to pass slave status across generations, only applied to immigration status. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2025/07/trump-birthright-citizenship-supreme-court-ice-maternity-ward.html To that end, USCIS declared flatly that the children of immigrants who are “unlawfully present” will “no longer be U.S. citizens at birth.” They will, instead, inherit the status of their parents, rendering them detainable and deportable as infants and throughout their lives. There is no indication that the government will provide some grace period before snatching up and imprisoning this new underclass of noncitizen babies; they are apparently subject to arrest from the moment of birth. ... The next section of the memo explains how the administration plans to deny citizenship to children born in the United States to parents who have “lawful but temporary” presence here. Trump’s order itself clarifies that kids whose parents have “a student, work, or tourist visa” would no longer be eligible for citizenship. But USCIS went much further, laying out a dozen other categories of immigrants whose offspring would be ensnared by the policy—even though their parents reside in the country legally. Its list includes immigrants who have received “withholding of removal” under the Convention Against Torture, immigrants granted Temporary Protected Status, and Dreamers protected by DACA. The agency left no stone unturned: It even declared that children of Micronesian parents fall under the order, even though Micronesians have every right to live and work in the U.S. under a 1986 treaty. (That treaty constituted a small reparation after the U.S. tested atomic weapons on Micronesia for more than a decade.) How will the federal government know whether a baby’s parents have “lawful but temporary” status, rendering the child ineligible for citizenship? USCIS does not say, but there is only one possibility: The government will begin to demand to see every parent’s legal status before acknowledging their child as a U.S. citizen. Only babies with at least one parent who is a citizen or green-card holder will be recognized as American. All others will be excluded at birth. -
Thats some next level accounting
-
I’m thinking about Tony Dogs in Casino.
-
Like many transplants, I came to know his music through the Tornados and Los Super Seven. He always seemed like a bright light full of talent. RIP, Flaco.
-
-
Texas Football 2025 Fall Camp - Kicking the Sonofabitch In
Not a cat replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
I think if I had to compare him to Texas receivers, he's a mix of Cotton Speyer, Brent Duhon, Bill Boy Bryant, and the Shipley brothers. -
All Encompassing Mortgage and Real Estate Thread
UTPhil2006 replied to UTPhil2006's topic in Business and Markets
10 year down .10 already so I'm good with it -
Markets still falling like whoa
LurkingHorn replied to Llano Estacado's topic in Business and Markets
The next inflation report just got a whole lot more interesting. Jobs showing signs of cracking already and then if inflation ticks higher on top of that? Yowza. -
I am super glad I waited….but I don’t know if that’s just rationalizing my decision or if that was actually the best choice. I do know this, I’ve knocked down 30-35 shots off my “handicap” which I don’t even know if one has a handicap when you never ever hit a drive on the (correct) fairway. My irons and putting would likely make me an 80s player bow but my drives are still pulling my score up 5-7 shots I bet. I only bought a package of ten lessons and my coach devoted 95% of time to finding my swing on irons/chips/putts and 5% on driver. Well, my game absolutely reflects that prioritization since we ran out of time. i also practiced the equivalent of what you smartly outlined. I have spent hours and hours on this new found hobby….obsession. Taking a break from lessons for a bit and just pounding balls (huh?) every other day for an hour or so. and yes, getting old sucks!! I’m in decent shape and have pulled a groin and strained a hamstring in last twelve months….after only pulling one muscle in 48 years of a quite active lifestyle. It’s one of the reasons I’ve started playing golf and giving up some other choices.
-
2025 Boston Red Sox: Anti-Torpedo Countermeasures
Mittens replied to MuellerHorn's topic in Baseball
This is where I'm at. Now, go DO SOMETHING in the offseason instead of leaving us wanting, again. I fear that Breslow fucking sucks and FSG isn't what it needs to be to really contend for titles. -
Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
Teamdirtyleg replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
Willie invited my wife to "eat enchiladas" with him in his tour bus. -
John and Lance this morning said they way they negotiated Correa's money and which players they sent out, Astros are now $34k below tax threshold. I doubt they add anyone else.
-
Markets still falling like whoa
Captainant replied to Llano Estacado's topic in Business and Markets
[laughs in generative AI] -
please go away, GRUhorn. I don't know why you waste your time making account after account on a board that doesn't want you around.
-
Nightmare fuel
-
All Encompassing Mortgage and Real Estate Thread
Gatorubet replied to UTPhil2006's topic in Business and Markets
#teamstagflation But the 35% tariff on Canada should help those northern U.S. border states recover. -
The twins didn't want to through Buxton in as well?
-
Welcome to a beautiful morning, assholes.
-
Texas Football 2025 Fall Camp - Kicking the Sonofabitch In
4th and 5 replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
You misspelled 12 receptions for 265 yds and 5 TDs -
From the Texas Tribune: https://www.texastribune.org/2025/07/30/texas-redistricting-congressional-maps-house-republicans/ Texas has 38 Congressional districts. The proposed map narrows the number of districts with a Democratic voting majority down to 7. 2 in DFW 2 in Houston 1 in San Antonio 1 in Austin 1 in El Paso This translates to a mere 18% of districts, while overall, Texas voted for Harris at a 42% rate. This is a HUGE efficiency gap.
Football ... Basketball ... Baseball ... Other Sports ... Futbol ... 🤫995🤫 ... Gambling ... Movies & TV ... Music ... Hobbies ... Lulz ... Food & Travel ... Daily Texan ... Business and Markets ... Cloak Room ... Help ... For Sale ... Board Discussion ... Subscribe!... Donate!... COOKIE MONSTER!