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[newretronet]

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Paul says: "We had a great time down there. We played at one of the hotels … and we'd look down on the beach where the fans would write 'I love John' in the sand, so big we could read it from our rooms."

And then we see this:

One of the favourite moment ever

[comunas-blog]

Tava conversando com um amigo hoje na aula sobre peso,aí eu comentei que ano passado estava com 80 kg

Ele me olhou com uma cara de surpresa 🫢 enorme,ele ficou tipo "80 kg???? Tu já pesou 80???nossa "

O divo não sabe,mas me deu um ótimo incentivo para nunca mais deixar a comida ganhar

[mysharona1987]

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/miami-beach/article301920089.html

[zman80]

Miami Postcard

[neondreams83]

[thosemotivationalquotes]

List of cities in the U.S. that are suspected to have ICE raids in the next week

Chicago

Los Angeles

Denver

New York

Miami

Boston

Washington DC

San Antonio

Dallas

Phoenix

Seattle

Detroit

Newark

That being said, make sure to know and exercise your rights. This post outlines what is needed to detain someone, and what to do if you are detained by ICE.

Raids are suspected to continue in large metropolitan cities, with a focus on cities that are considered ‘sanctuary cities’, I will update the list if more places are suspected to be raided. Stay safe everyone

ACLU guide to immigrant rights

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📸 credit to sophiaaamato on insta

[newretronet]

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we are so back

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a law that prevents cities or counties from creating protections for workers who labor in the state's often extreme and dangerous heat. Two million people in Florida, from construction to agriculture, work outside in often humid, blazing heat. For years, many of them have asked for rules to protect them from heat: paid rest breaks, water, and access to shade when temperatures soar. After years of negotiations, such rules were on the agenda in Miami-Dade County, home to an estimated 300,000 outdoor workers. But the new law, signed Thursday evening, blocks such protections from being implemented in cities and counties across the state.