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MolotovCocktail says
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I can’t quite make out what’s being picked. Lettuce?
Not sure myself. Thought they may be artichokes.
Broccoli or cauliflower
At least I know artichokes plants that they grow a truck loads around from seeds from previous years dried artichoke flowers.

To be perfectly fair, the Trump administration did go a bit overboard by asking Uganda if they wanted him chunked on ice, or whole on the hoof.
declines in high-end beer sales to Hispanic consumers "were more pronounced than general market declines."
https://abcnews.go.com/US/450-people-ice-custody-hyundai-plant-georgia/story?id=125286055
At least 450 people taken into ICE custody at Hyundai plant in Georgia

U.S. authorities detained 475 people, mostly South Korean workers, in a large immigration raid Thursday at the Hyundai-LG electric vehicle battery plant in Ellabell, Georgia.
The raid formed part of President Trump's broader crackdown on undocumented immigrants and targeted violations of employment laws at the construction site.
South Korea, expressing concern, swiftly engaged through diplomats and officials including LG Energy Solution's HR chief, Kim Ki-soo, who prioritized the detainees’ prompt release.
On Sunday, the chief of staff to South Korea’s president announced that talks with the U.S. have ended, and once all administrative steps are completed, the detained workers will be flown back to South Korea on a chartered plane.
U.S. authorities detained 475 people, mostly South Korean workers, in a large immigration raid Thursday at the Hyundai-LG electric vehicle battery plant in Ellabell, Georgia.
High school kids and students often use to take picking strawberries as a summer job. Now they stay bored and take drugs.
Yes, and their bogus mantra is "Americans don't want those jobs."
Uh, at what wages? They don't want them at wages illegals would take.
Pay me enough, and I'll pick strawberries.
Yesterday, the New York Times caught up to a breaking story, running its tentative submission below the extremely understated headline, “Iowa Superintendent Arrested by ICE Loses State License and Is Placed on Unpaid Leave.” He was a DEI specialist, of course.
Until late last week, “Ian Andre Roberts,” if that is his real name (he’s from Guyana), was the superintendent of Iowa’s largest public school district since 2023. His salary was $300,000 per year (plus generous benefits like a $600/month car allowance). Corporate media described him as a “champion for racial equity.” He checked all the boxes.
Now, he’s in jail after attempting to flee. Which is especially funny since Roberts allegedly is also an Olympic sprinter. Now we know how he honed his running skills.
I suppose, technically speaking, “Dr.” Roberts is still the Des Moines superintendent. He’s not been fired. On Friday, the school board voted to put him on paid leave, reversing themselves yesterday at a “hastily scheduled” emergency meeting, wherein they swapped the fake superintendent’s status to unpaid— but only after massive pushback and the State of Iowa having promptly revoked his teacher’s license.
Social media lit up with outrage and astonishment as easily accessible facts emerged. Well, the facts were easy to find for everyone except Des Moines’ lazy school board members, who stubbornly continue to insist that they did their full due diligence when hiring Mr. Roberts in the first place.
Mr. Roberts is an illegal immigrant who’s been roaming the country at will since 1998. In that time, he’s acquired a driver’s license, an online degree, a social security number, a series of increasingly rewarding superintendent positions, several criminal convictions, at least two settlements for sexual misconduct, and oh, he has voted Democrat for nearly two decades.
Roberts had also successfully dodged an ICE removal order since it issued in May, 2024. (Removal orders are considered final following a 90-day appeal period.) In typical understated form, the Times noted that, “What happened with his immigration status in the intervening quarter-century remained unclear.” Nor was it clear “how, if he did not have work authorization, Dr. Roberts had managed to land jobs in Maryland, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C.”
Des Moines students are planning a walkout today. Over the weekend, hundreds of Democrat protestors turned out at the ICE detention facility where Roberts is currently providing superintendent services to the other detainees. Democrats chanted “free Dr. Roberts!” and demanded his immediate release. It was unclear whether the protestors were Des Moines parents or even knew who Roberts was. “Free Dr. Roberts” t-shirts went on sale on Saturday, but supplies are limited.
A survey of BlueSky posts shows that the libs stopped yammering about Dr. Roberts two days ago, presumably because it was becoming increasingly clear the superintendent was a Guyanese con artist, and Democrats’ ability to claim he’s being deported “for no reason” faded away like Nigerian princes after the check clears.
Locals are questioning how, as an illegal with a checkered background, Mr. Roberts could have been hired for such a prominent position in the first place. Calls for the entire school board to resign have already begun. The Des Moines Register reported that Roberts’ attorneys are now seeking to reverse his 18-month-old removal order, but “immigration lawyers have said any immigrant arrested after a judge ordered him deported would have an extremely limited chance of remaining in the U.S. with weapons offenses alleged.”
While trying to flee ICE agents, Roberts was caught with a gun, a large knife, and $3,000 in cash. Illegals may not possess firearms.
Just how moronic is the Des Moines school board is a local issue. A much more important national question is how could Roberts have been illegally voting for so long? And how on Earth, as even the Times wondered, did he get a long string of jobs that all required intensive background checks? Don’t count on there being any good answers.
But the good —if not great— news is that, after 24 years of scamming taxpayers, Ian Andre Roberts is finally returning to Guyana. While I regret the wreckage this self-inflicted wound leaves behind in the district, I must admit: This is what I voted for. How about you?
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