“This bill includes annual inspections of county jails to verify compliance and will require schools, universities, hospitals, local governments, police and sheriff offices in the state of Indiana to comply with federal immigration enforcement. It also requires businesses operating in the state to verify the legal status of their employees. The state Attorney General's office would receive power to enforce and ensure compliance.”

An excellent mass deportations and border security template if this gets passed cleanly.

“The Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs is deeply disappointing, and I'm ashamed of certain members of the court for not having the courage to do what's right for our country. ... Foreign countries that have been ripping us off for years are ecstatic, they're dancing in the street, but they won't be dancing for long.

Democrats on the court are thrilled, they're against anything that makes America, strong, healthy, and Great Again. A disgrace to our nation. Democrats are unpatriotic, disployal. It is my opinion that the Court has been swayed by foreign interests, a small movement.”

The Trump Administration through USCIS is moving to “cut off access to an avenue that allows millions of migrants to work legally while awaiting a decision on their asylum claims”.

The DHS says aliens are 'not ennoscriptd to work' while waiting for us to make a decision, and USCIS intends to stop issuing work permits for a migrant if it takes longer than 180 days to process—the majority of cases take longer than 180 days to process. This kind of delay could cause millions of migrants to remain unemployed, unauthorized and removable if they don't remove themselves.

 “The Trump administration is strengthening the vetting of asylum applicants and restoring integrity to the asylum and work authorization processes.”...This may take decades to complete and become a de facto migrant moratorium.

President Trump, in a lengthy thread of Truths, says he actually will be doubling down on Tariffs “more than before” because of this decision.

Former Miami Mayor, a Hatian elected by Cubans, Hatians and other South of the Border foreigners in Florida, faces denaturalization as the DOJ says his basis and application to live here is invalid.

Democrat Governor of Maryland has banned ICE agreements in her state, deepening the divide of Red vs. Blue states as Dems try to continue the Great Replacement of Americans. Some sheriffs in Maryland rightly call this out as a betrayal.

"The abolishment of the 287(g) program [in Maryland] is not the abolishment of ICE. They're going nowhere. In fact, they're going to intensify their efforts," Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis said. "Mark my words, you will see a dramatic increase in the presence of ICE in this state."

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Amazon Web Service experienced a 13-hour outage in December after its internal AI coding assistant Kiro was given autonomy to fix an issue on a live system. Instead of applying a small fix, Kiro chose to delete and recreate the environment, triggering a chain reaction that disrupted service.

Amazon calls it "user error" because an engineer gave Kiro broader permissions than expected. But according to the Financial Times, Kiro had permissions similar to a human engineer and the change went through without peer review. AWS employees told the FT this was the second time in recent months an AI coding tool had caused a service issue, describing the outages as "entirely foreseeable."

My Take
Amazon's framing is convenient but misses the point. Yes, an engineer gave the AI too much access. But that's exactly the risk with agentic AI in production. Someone always has to decide what permissions to grant, and if the AI behaves unexpectedly within those permissions, blaming the human doesn't prevent it from happening again.

The deeper issue is that AI-generated code often looks fine at first glance. It passes tests, deploys clean. The problems show up later in edge cases nobody thought to test, security vulnerabilities that don't fit traditional patterns, or logic that works until it suddenly doesn't. We're accumulating technical debt at scale without understanding what we're taking on. The outage was dramatic and visible, but I'm more worried about the subtle bugs that won't cause outages but will quietly be wrong for months before anyone notices. AWS runs infrastructure for thousands of businesses. If a single AI agent can take down services for 13 hours, the safeguards aren't where they need to be. The tools are being deployed faster than the guardrails.

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https://x.com/HedgieMarkets/status/2024994224425640391?s=20

It’s called:

ACCOUNTABILITY!!!

"A target rich environment” yet not one indictment or arrest of substance???

It’s called:

ACCOUNTABILITY!!!

"A target rich environment” yet not one indictment or arrest of substance???