So, it fell quite a bit short of the goal of causing death by a thousand cuts.

You wouldn't happen to be referring to the one with a leader that Trump's own Education Dept just compared him to, would you?

Duh! All the recent losses to Progressives finally clue you in?!?

YUM

Nice sly reference to the company owning several well-known restaurant chains.

Yum! Brands, Inc. (sometimes called just Yum!) is an American multinational fast food corporation. Based in Louisville, Kentucky, the company operates KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Habit Burger & Grill, and several technology companies. Yum! is one of the world's largest fast food restaurant companies in terms of system units. In 2016, Yum! had 43,617 restaurants, including 2,859 that were company-owned and 40,758 that were franchised, in 135 nations and territories worldwide.

2016? Guess Wikipedia hasn't updated this one in a while.

What? I just want to understand how everything works and relates to one another so I can make the best choices for all concerns.

Of course they didn't specify why they were freaking out. Do they now feel disproportionately large or small compared to them?

Time to take an archive & reestablish elsewhere.

Sounds like grounds for a lawsuit (against both the hospital, and whatever agency he worked for) if I were you. You were handcuffed & no danger, so that's cruel & unusual punishment right there.

Gen X here, been progressive since long before I knew there was a term for it. All I can say is it's about fucking time.

There is no shame to be found in much of America anymore. It's disgusting.

Paywalled.

Maryland instructor named 'teacher of the year' arrested by ICE at airport - The Banner

Alissa Zhu and Clara Longo de Freitas 7/31/2026 7:52 p.m. EDT, Updated 7/31/2026 8:19 p.m. EDT

University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor Berhanu Kibret won a teacher of the year award this month before federal immigration enforcement agents arrested and detained him for allegedly overstaying his visa.

University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor Berhanu Kibret was in Texas this month to attend an industry association annual meeting, where he had been honored as a “teacher of the year,” according to university officials.

“Grateful for the opportunity to learn, share, and contribute to the future of pharmacy education,” Kibret shared in a post on LinkedIn of the meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

But on July 21, after leaving from the meeting, he was detained by federal agents at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, University of Maryland, Baltimore, spokesperson Alex Likowski said. The School of Pharmacy is located on the UMB campus.

Kibret will remain in custody pending immigration proceedings for overstaying his visa, according to a statement from a U.S. Department of Homeland Security spokesperson.

The Banner could not find Kibret in a government database tracking people detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement or the name of his attorney.

Berhanu Kibret, an instructor at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, was arrested by immigration agents at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on July 21, 2026.

Likowski said Kibret has valid work authorization and university officials hope he will be allowed to continue working there.

Just a week after Kibret was detained, Johns Hopkins University public health researcher Fatima Ameaka was arrested by immigration agents while boarding a domestic flight out of Baltimore. The reason federal authorities gave for Ameaka’s detention was also allegedly overstaying a visa.

Both arrests appear to be part of a larger immigration enforcement campaign targeting airports. ICE has begun working with the Transportation Security Administration to arrest people with expired visas or with outstanding deportation orders, the New York Times and other media outlets have reported.

The strategy could also conflict with the Trump administration’s original goal of the mass deportation campaign, which officials said would target violent criminals, whom the president called “the worst of the worst.”

Kelly Rojas, an immigration law attorney at the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights, said, until recently, it was not common for people to be apprehended at airports.

The program, which provides free legal representation, has seen “unprecedented levels of detention” in the last weeks. About a dozen people were detained in airports in the D.C. region, Rojas said. Most of them were passengers on domestic flights, which Rojas called “unusual” and “alarming.”

All of the people entered on a valid visa that they overstayed, she said. A number of them had a pending application to a legal status, including people who applied for asylum or who married a U.S. citizen.

The increase of arrests at airports could be due to the Trump administration deportation quota and the pressure to deport as many people as possible, Rojas said. Airports could make an easy logistical site to target people and arrange an arrest, she said.

What concerns Rojas is that immigration officers are not looking at the cases closely for discretionary factors. There’s no distinction for someone who has applied for a clear path of citizenship, she said.

Kibret entered the U.S. on June 21, 2021, on a visa that was set to expire May 31, 2024, according to a DHS statement emailed to The Banner on Friday.

Kibret has worked at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, since 2023. Before that, he worked at William Paterson University, according to LinkedIn. His research has focused on the causes and treatment of drug addiction.

The university is “greatly troubled” by Kibret’s detention, Likowski said.

“He is an effective and beloved teacher, and a highly regarded colleague,” he wrote. “His detention will certainly generate not only great sympathy for his plight, but also a heightened sense of apprehension here on campus.”

As old as that game is, I can't believe it's still being referenced today.

Streisand Effect incoming.

Yet another lesson NOT learned.

I'll wager a lack of critical thinking skills is a primary ingredient for such a mentality.

The misunderstanding being his concept of just how far the sheeple would be willing to bend over for routine fucking.

Oh, this won't be abused.

"Representative democracy" - representative of the control freak rich holding the purse-strings that have long financed the vast majority of election campaigns.

Yes, but it's not applied to your equipment, but rather your wallet.

"It came back."