Aletheia4u
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They only attacks those that supports Pres.Trump. But they doesn't bothers with those that slams him on social media.
(WASHINGTON) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said Monday that 62 current and eight former Border Patrol employees are under internal investigation following revelations of a secret Facebook group that mocked lawmakers and migrants.
Most are under investigation for posts that surfaced in a secret group called “I’m 10-15,” where messages questioned the authenticity of images of a migrant father and child dead on the banks of the Rio Grande River, and depicted crude, doctored images of U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., purporting to perform a sex act on President Donald Trump. 62 Border Patrol Employees Are Under Internal Investigation for Facebook Posts
A group of East Coast-based Navy SEALs who attracted viral attention when they were filmed in January flying a Trump flag from their tactical vehicle in a convoy has been punished for violating military regulations prohibiting political endorsement.
Lt. Jacqui Maxwell, a spokeswoman for Naval Special Warfare Group 2 out of Little Creek, Virginia, told Military.com the unit commanding officer had completed an investigation into the incident.
"It has been determined that those service members have violated the spirit and intent of applicable [Defense Department] regulations concerning the flying of flags and the apparent endorsement of political activities," she said in a statement. "Administrative corrective measures were taken with each individual based on their respective responsibility."
Maxwell could not say how many troops were involved in the caper or when the punishments were administered. SEALs Punished for Flying Trump Flag on Highway
(NEW YORK) — President Donald Trump can’t ban critics from his Twitter account, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, saying the First Amendment calls for more speech, rather than less, on matters of public concern.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld a lower court judge who said Trump violates the Constitution when he blocks critics. President Trump Can't Block Critics on Twitter, Says Court
(WASHINGTON) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said Monday that 62 current and eight former Border Patrol employees are under internal investigation following revelations of a secret Facebook group that mocked lawmakers and migrants.
Most are under investigation for posts that surfaced in a secret group called “I’m 10-15,” where messages questioned the authenticity of images of a migrant father and child dead on the banks of the Rio Grande River, and depicted crude, doctored images of U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., purporting to perform a sex act on President Donald Trump. 62 Border Patrol Employees Are Under Internal Investigation for Facebook Posts
A group of East Coast-based Navy SEALs who attracted viral attention when they were filmed in January flying a Trump flag from their tactical vehicle in a convoy has been punished for violating military regulations prohibiting political endorsement.
Lt. Jacqui Maxwell, a spokeswoman for Naval Special Warfare Group 2 out of Little Creek, Virginia, told Military.com the unit commanding officer had completed an investigation into the incident.
"It has been determined that those service members have violated the spirit and intent of applicable [Defense Department] regulations concerning the flying of flags and the apparent endorsement of political activities," she said in a statement. "Administrative corrective measures were taken with each individual based on their respective responsibility."
Maxwell could not say how many troops were involved in the caper or when the punishments were administered. SEALs Punished for Flying Trump Flag on Highway
(NEW YORK) — President Donald Trump can’t ban critics from his Twitter account, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, saying the First Amendment calls for more speech, rather than less, on matters of public concern.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld a lower court judge who said Trump violates the Constitution when he blocks critics. President Trump Can't Block Critics on Twitter, Says Court
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