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On February 16, the First Amendment Troop staged 'ResistDance' in Washington, D.C., portraying the killings of Renee Nicole Good, shot by an ICE agent on January 7 after driving from a raid, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse shot multiple times on January 24 during an ICE operation. The performance spread widely online, with supporters praising its artistry while critics called it corny and misleading. Tensions rose when Good's Minneapolis memorial was set ablaze on February 17, and U2 released an EP honoring her as an 'American mother of three' fighting for freedom.

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Twenty-two performers in maroon outfits stood on Lincoln Memorial steps, symbolically reenacting the deaths of a poet-mother and a nurse as modern-day resisters against federal agents.

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Posts discuss a statement by Mahyar Tousi asserting that individuals responsible for cartel violence in Mexico, including setting fires, are the same people ICE is attempting to deport from the U.S. Critics argue that ICE primarily detains and deports non-criminal immigrants, such as hardworking individuals, children, and families fleeing cartel violence. Supporters highlight examples like deported cartel leader El Mencho and emphasize U.S. demand for drugs fueling the cartels.

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Posts discuss a statement by Mahyar Tousi asserting that individuals responsible for cartel violence in Mexico, including setting fires, are the same people ICE is attempting to deport from the U.S. Critics argue that ICE primarily detains and deports non-criminal immigrants, such as hardworking individuals, children, and families fleeing cartel violence. Supporters highlight examples like deported cartel leader El Mencho and emphasize U.S. demand for drugs fueling the cartels.

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A YouGov survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults from February 10-13 revealed 50% support for D.C. statehood and 48% for Puerto Rico, compared to just 27% for Greenland and 24% for Canada. Partisan splits stand out: Democrats strongly favor D.C. and Puerto Rico but oppose the others, while Republicans lean against D.C. and Puerto Rico yet show more openness to Greenland. The findings highlight ongoing debates over representation for tax-paying areas without full congressional votes, amid hurdles like stalled bills and Republican control of Congress.

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Imagine paying federal taxes without a voting senator—that's the daily reality for D.C. residents, and a new poll finds most Americans want to change it for them and Puerto Rico.

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Gardaí arrested American Michael Kelley, 53, early Tuesday at his Tralee home for questioning over the murder of 56-year-old sheep and cattle farmer Michael Gaine, whose body parts were found in a slurry tank on his 1,000-acre Kerry farm in May 2025. Kelley, a former US Army soldier who lived and worked on Gaine's property, was first detained days after the discovery but released without charge; this time, new circumstantial evidence prompted the move after a senior review. Gaine vanished on March 20, 2025, last seen buying phone credit in Kenmare, and his family has shared their heartbreak, with his wife noting how out of character his disappearance was. Questioning continues, with no charges filed yet.

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Nearly a year after farmer Michael Gaine's dismembered remains turned up on his own land, gardaí have a suspect back in custody—hoping new evidence brings the answers his grieving family craves.

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On February 11, Noem visited Gibboney, whose son Ronald da Silva was killed in 2002 by Luis Gonzalez, a Mexican national previously deported for gang ties. Gibboney, a legal immigrant from Hungary, thanked Noem for DHS's push to deport criminal noncitizens, calling it an honor amid her long advocacy for border security. The emotional meeting highlighted DHS's record enforcement under Trump while contrasting with California protests against ICE operations.

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Secretary Kristi Noem hugged Agnes Gibboney outside her San Bernardino home, sharing a moment of solace with the mother who lost her son to an illegal immigrant's violence two decades ago.

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The Blues took the lead through Nicolas Jackson's opener but saw Wesley Fofana sent off in the second half, leaving them vulnerable. Burnley equalized late, frustrating new signing Joao Pedro who said they did enough to win but couldn't find a second goal. Manager Liam Rosenior called for improvement across the board after dropping four points from winning positions, a slip that hurts their top-four push amid tense moments like Malo Gusto's risky pass sparking teammate fury.

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Chelsea thought they had the win in the bag, but a red card and a 93rd-minute header from Zian Flemming left them stunned at Stamford Bridge.

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The latest teaser for episode 3 of the Turkish drama Sevdiğim Sensin shows lead character Dicle, played by Helin Kandemir, bonding with a lamb while reflecting on the slow suffering of females in her harsh world. Fans adore her noble heart, joking that the lamb feels like the couple's first child, while worrying about its fate amid Dicle's abusive brothers. Airing Thursdays on Star TV since its February 12 premiere, the show follows soldier Erkan's impulsive marriage to rescue village girl Dicle, blending rural struggles with urban life and drawing strong ratings around 6.9.

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In a dimly lit barn, Dicle cradles a fluffy newborn lamb, her blood-marked face softening as she whispers words of shared pain and fragile hope.

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On January 8, 2026, ICE agents detained the 31-year-old Mexican construction worker in a St. Paul parking lot during a targeted operation; hours later at an ICE facility, he was found with devastating head injuries including multiple fractures and hemorrhages. Castañeda Mondragón claims masked agents beat him with a baton and used racist slurs, while ICE says he injured himself by fleeing while handcuffed and hitting a concrete barrier. Medical staff doubted ICE's account, citing CT scans inconsistent with a single fall, and a federal judge ordered his release after ruling the detention unlawful. The FBI and St. Paul police launched probes in mid-February, though much surveillance video was overwritten.

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Alberto Castañeda Mondragón woke up in the hospital with eight skull fractures and brain bleeds so bad he forgot his own daughter. Now, conflicting stories from him and ICE have sparked investigations by the FBI and local police.

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