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Today masked ICE agents disappeared a member of the San Francisco community off our streets in broad daylight. Their mission is supposedly to “protect” our community, but we know ICE’s actions make us all anything but safe. ICE should get out of our city now, and agents who break the law should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. I’m advancing legislation that will make it possible for people to sue ICE for violating their constitutional rights. missionlocal.org/2026/05/federa…

@GovPressOffice @GavinNewsom Gavin, as a January 6th defendant I want to personally thank you for this announcement. Please sign it. I will move to California tomorrow, collect my federal settlement, and the moment your state confiscates a single dollar of federal compensation I will own the most constitutionally airtight lawsuit against California since the Civil Rights era. You just offered me a billion dollar gift wrapped in your own ignorance. Here’s your free legal education: A state cannot use its tax code to nullify a federal program. That’s not an opinion, that’s the Supremacy Clause — Article VI of the Constitution you swore to uphold. A 100% ‘tax’ that confiscates 100% of a specific federal payment is not a tax, it’s a penalty, and federal courts have reversed states for exactly this. You don’t get to disagree with a federal settlement and legislate it out of existence from Sacramento. The fund is open to every American regardless of politics. A Democrat targeted by a Republican administration can apply. A journalist whose records were seized can apply. You just announced you’d confiscate their compensation too. Congratulations on punishing your own constituents to score a tweet. This gets struck down day one on Supremacy Clause grounds, your AG knows it, your legal team knows it, and you know it. This is a press release disguised as governance — which at this point is the only thing you’re actually good at.

#BREAKING A Canadian man has been sentenced to 33 years in federal prison for targeting over 100 children across the U.S. in one of FBI Houston's largest sextortion cases. For years, Ramanan Pathmanathan, 40, used multiple social media accounts to contact at least 145 girls and boys demanding them to engage in sexually explicit conduct. If they declined, he threatened to send compromising images to the children’s friends or family. This was a years-long investigation by FBI Houston's Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force and @TXDPSsoutheast. ow.ly/WJyB50Z4RLk