Yes, entry into the US at a place other than a designated place and time, misrepresentation or concealment of facts is a misdemeanor crime under US code. Simply being in the US illegally is a civil violation and specifically not a crime, the remedy is deportation. Around 50% of people in the US illegally did not cross the board illegally.
Nice one! A reference for history nerds. For anybody that doesn't get it, look up The Teapot Dome scandal. Then, look up all the things that used to get politicians tossed out before a cult took over American politics. Prepare to be depressed.
So essentially; The cops think there is a meth lab in a low income apartment building. This seems reasonable with some circumstantial evidence. To solve the problem, they kill all the residents of the building, light it on fire, and burn it to the ground. No evidence is left and innocent people may have been killed, but that somehow isn't a problem for the people in charge?
Their evil knows no bounds. I am sure they will appeal and get a stay, or just ignore it. They don't seem to follow a rule of law or any sort of moral compass, and it appears that nobody will stop them.
I don't think you can even buy a new car without a screen for the driver. Android Auto and Apple carplay do not run visually on your phone screen, they are a connection to a compatible built in screen or a stand alone for older cars that don't have them. Android Auto only allows certified apps to run on the second screen, like Maps or music subs.
I don't understand. CIA coup's have always worked out well in South and Central America, right? I am pretty sure the US has a great track record of interfering in Latin countries. I definitely don't forsee this all ending badly. Now, where are those Epstein files?
The thing with that particular board game, is that all players start out equal. It is only luck that gives you a leg up, then some skill. Reality is very similar, as being born rich is lucky and out of your control. The only difference is that in reality, you can have no skill with enough money, and still come out on top.
I have never seen that exact issue, but almost all electric washers I have used end up having a problem with the washers own GFCI breaker on the end of the cable (small box near the plug end that has a reset switch on it). I would use your multi meter and check to see if you are still getting a full 110 from the cable, before the motor, after it turns off on your first use. Those plugs can stop power without tripping the exterior switch on them, then randomly work again. The solution is to cut that off the power cord at the GFCI and wire in a new one or just a plug. If you use just a plug, you will have to make sure it is only plugged into an exterior, working GFCI for safety. They add those for extra safety, as not everyone has a protected outside circuit. Exterior gfcis can also fail and still pass power but not work correctly and trip off. Those small, cheap plug in testers have a button on them that allows you to test any GFCI by tripping it and then you reset manually to confirm function.
About $50 million dollars US. That is kind of deceptive, though. The USS Ford costs about 7 million a day to operate, but this is a continuing cost, as she is on current active deployment, that cost is there, no matter the zone of responsibility. A carrier also does not travel alone, but with a strike group. This varries according to mission, but she will probably transit with at least three Arleigh Burke destroyers and likely a nuke powered Ticonderoga Cruiser and Virginia class submarine. The tender and replenishment ships will probably stay with The 6th fleet, based in Italy. It will also be likely that another carrier and replacement ships will fill in at 6th fleet for the Ford strike group. A good guess is that this whole thing will cost upwards of $75 million a week, depending on work load and ammunition expenditures.
You might be surprised. I just bought a 2001 Toyota Tundra, super reliable Toyota, right? These list between $7-25k in my area with around my milage (180k). I got a super good deal on it, and it was in good visual inspection. Well, now I can't find a timing belt sticker and the previous owner didn't have a book of receipts. Toyota dealer wants $3500 to do the timing belt, something that has to be done every 80-100k miles or you have a ticking time bomb. There are only two independent shops that I would trust in my town, but have a two month wait almost all the time. I can do the job myself and have the tools, but most people would not be able to. Luckily for me, it is to replace my 03 Dodge truck with 350k miles on it, as that is just getting too expensive to keep running. I have already got new shocks, brakes, ball joints, center bearing, and full tune up. I already have over $3k in parts, with "free" labor. For me, this is worth it, but to the average person, you could easily have shop bills over $20k on a "reliable" vehicle that they paid around $10k for. That is a tall order for the majority of lower income people out there.
That's all fine and dandy there, Kyle. But have you ever tried doing real science as taught by the "The Institute for Creation Science"? They have so called journal articles and are definitely doing real Science, it's right in the name. You just need to adjust your definitions of "Science" and "Scientific Journal" and "facts". I am definitely trusting people who took bus loads of drugs or were dropped on their heads as babies to provide us with sound scientific information.
Yes, entry into the US at a place other than a designated place and time, misrepresentation or concealment of facts is a misdemeanor crime under US code. Simply being in the US illegally is a civil violation and specifically not a crime, the remedy is deportation. Around 50% of people in the US illegally did not cross the board illegally.