Yeah, it's gonna be literally impossible to see you walking around in that thing emitting visible light in all directions.

Yes, thank you, young man. Here's a shilling,* keep the change.

*A shilling being a transcendental fraction of the King's pound sterling, of course. Cuz if you're going to have a king and put his face on your money, any rationality in your currency is out the window already.

I thought we lured them all onto Facebook then ran for the hills?

Maybe the jacket has a kevlar fiber for support?

Of course they would do that.

This is unwarranted optimism, except for special permits, everyone in EU, including in Germany is getting banned. Including criticizing politicians.

I am not familiar with other points, but this seems to be spot on. You don't replace copper with aluminum for very known reasons. Recycling for most rare materials is only theoretical, as it doesn't happen in practice, and batteries in 2026 are still currently largely just landfilled instead of recycling. So if I extrapolate from these points - Michaux is spot-on while you are confusing what ought to be with what is.

We might disagree on many points, but I think we can both agree that recycling should be much further along for all aspects of common goods - batteries, electronics, consumer plastics, etc.

Wrong. The border search is what allowed a legal search of his device.

Unless you are Customs. They take lawful possession of things every day, contraband for example, and deny the contraband's entry into the USA. The person from which the contraband was confiscated may be allowed to proceed and enter the USA.

No, you falsely conflate the obstruction with the circumstances of the search. The circumstances matter to the extent that the search was legal. Beyond that the obstruction stands on its own.

Nope. That is thoroughly covered by performing a custom's inspection. Again, customs inspections lead to the government taking possession of property all the time.

You mean other than create a circumstance where the data was destroyed by providing false information? That sounds like an "any other action".

Perhaps you should review case history regarding setting "booby traps".

What in my "you had other people pay for your solar panels" response is not clear?

Then have HR do it, everyone hates them already. I'm surprised the insurance companies are not making the cyber hygiene class mandatory for all as they did with harassment.

I think the states doing proportional allocation of electors rather than winner take all would effectively solve the problem.

Well, that and George Washington's opinion that political parties (factions) are evil and we should just vote for the better candidate regardless of party/faction. So I guess the other problem besides winner take all is that too many people vote party not candidate.

No, because the statics being referred to are much narrower than what Holman referred to, they only considering US based criminal activity.

Holman cited in the interview (Chris Cuomo ?) the statistics that just came across his desk, 70% (something like that IIRC) of detainees have a US criminal conviction or warrant, or removal order from an immigration judge, or a foreign criminal conviction or warrant, or are immediately deportable under a national security order (ie from Iran or other countries designated state sponsors of terrorism).

CBP enforces the law as written by Congress. If they encounter someone here illegally they will deport them unless a judge tells them otherwise.

What in my response make you think I don't understand what mitigation is? Be specific.

I think he was trying to help them get contracts now. The likelihood of a 2nd Trump admin seemed quite remote for most of the Biden term. The people who review the proposals and submissions doesn't really change admin to admin. It a technical specialty of part of the bureaucracy. The are tons of contractors out there that specialize in federal paperwork regarding contracts, grants, etc. Its a weird process and insider knowledge can make a huge difference. I see it all the time in academia, hiring a contractor to help write a grant proposal is common.

I've done freelance software development. Some guy has three auto repair shops and wants a custom piece of software to help track parts and tools flowing between them. I estimate $3,000. He wants to pay cash. Weird, but I say sure and go buy one of those pens that verifies the ink of real currency.

Read past the one word to the explanation that follows.

What you said was irrelevant. The Supreme Court has ruled that "due process" is sometimes an administrative process. And immigration based decisions have often been an administrative process for centuries.

They take time. They contribute to the delays. Economic migrants are often coached as to what to say. The statistics on denial speak for themselves, even under liberal administrations with normal immigrations rates. Let alone the Biden era flood that swamped a system designed for the more normal rates.

Nope. You claimed "judges have handled all this time often by simultaneously issuing a "final order of removal" and a stay on that order at the same time".

What you refer to is an extreme outlier where a judges "stay" order had not been sent to CBP until the civilian charter plane had left US territorial airspace and was in international airspace approaching its destination. A US judge has no authority to order a civilian aircraft in international airspace to return to the US. Then there is the issue of fuel, as it was nearing its destination the aircraft may not have had the fuel for a return.

Fines forgiven, free transport, $3,000, may return in the future for legal immigration?

Crossing the border at a place other than a "port of entry" has never been legal. Not even under liberal administration. There is a legal process. It requires showing up at a port of entry, identifying oneself, being interviewed, having a health screening, etc. As we did at Ellis Island for millions of legal immigrants.

Your installation was subsidized and incentivized with tax dollars and above-market utility purchase rates, that in turn increased costs of electricity for everyone.

What about prefaulted pages?