Over the last decade, the Los Angeles City Council chamber has been plagued by hate speech, with some speakers consistently using racial slurs and sexist language towards council members. In response, council members have proposed banning the N-word and C-word, citing a chilling effect on civic participation and disruptions at meetings. Legal experts are divided on the constitutionality of such a ban, while the most consistent offender, Armando Herman, continues to use offensive language and faces restrictions on his proximity to government buildings.
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Citizen who was ordered to leave the U.S. in 7 days says she’s heard nothing from federal officials
Federal authorities ordered Nicole Micheroni, a 40-year-old U.S. citizen and immigration attorney, to leave the country within seven days due to an erroneous parole termination notice from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Micheroni, who received the notice via a no-reply email, expressed concerns about the lack of careful processing by DHS, while another immigration attorney, Carmen Bello, reported a similar experience. A DHS official stated that Customs and Border Protection is issuing these notices...
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