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A Hmong man identified as Saly was detained by federal immigration officers in the Twin Cities area during a January enforcement operation; photos and videos circulated showing him brought out of an a...
The available analyses collectively indicate that , although the scale and official confirmation vary across sources. Multiple reporting and advocacy pieces document individual deportations — includin...
The short, evidence-backed answer is: yes—independent government review and multiple documented cases indicate that U.S. citizens have been deported or removed by U.S. immigration authorities, though ...
Reporting and government documents show that U.S. immigration agents have detained dozens — and that some U.S. citizens have been deported or wrongfully removed — but the exact tally is unclear becaus...
As of 2025, five states continue to operate under that their governments describe with communist or socialist terminology: China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea, and Vietnam. Other countries contain constitu...
Current lists of “socialist” or “communist” countries mix constitutional language, ruling-party ideology, and economic practice, producing inconsistent inventories. The primary claims in provided anal...
Existing reporting and compilations show most countries do have laws restricting pornography access by age or outlawing child pornography; several sources note gaps or uneven implementation in a minor...
In 2024–2025 the VA broadened presumptive exposure locations beyond Vietnam: the department proposed and in some cases finalized adding U.S. and Royal Thai military bases in Thailand (Jan. 9, 1962–Jun...
There is no single universally accepted list of “democratic socialist” countries; definitions vary between constitutional wording, party ideology, and policy practice . Some sources list five one‑part...
Communism as a governing system has seen mixed short- and medium-term outcomes but has repeatedly faced systemic crises and regime collapse in many 20th‑century examples; major factors cited in the li...
Countries most often described in reporting and reference works as closest to social democracy or “democratic socialism” are the long-standing Nordic welfare states — Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland ...
The law commonly referred to as the "War Powers Act" is the War Powers Resolution of 1973, a federal statute that requires the president to notify Congress within 48 hours of committing U.S. armed for...
Documented instances exist in which U.S. citizens were mistakenly arrested, detained, and in a smaller number of cases deported by immigration authorities; government reports, court records, and non‑p...
Reporting and watchdog investigations document dozens — not just isolated incidents — of U.S. citizens who were detained by immigration authorities during the 2025 enforcement surge, and courts have o...
Several sources compiled in the prompt identify a set of states in 2025 whose ruling parties describe themselves as *socialist* or *communist*, but the lists diverge because —from formal constitutiona...
Reporting and government reviews confirm that U.S. citizens have been arrested, detained and in some instances removed in immigration enforcement actions, but the public record assembled in the provid...
Operation Popeye was a clandestine U.S. Air Force cloud‑seeding program (1967–1972) intended to extend monsoon rains over the Ho Chi Minh Trail and interdict North Vietnamese logistics by softening ro...
Modern countries implement , ranging from state ownership and central planning in single-party systems to social-democratic welfare states that combine markets with extensive public services; these va...
Public compilations of “average penis size by country” consistently place Southeast and East Asian countries among those with the smallest reported averages—examples often cited are Cambodia (~10 cm /...
Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District is a compact, heavily urban district centered on the city of Minneapolis that combines pronounced racial and linguistic diversity with stark neighborhood‑level i...