Criminals and this is a group of is, you know, really in line with Donald Trumps message. We expect to hear the gop nominee lay out his plans for dealing with undocumented immigrants in this country. The group, itself, makes it very clear where they stand on this issue. You know, i was in this hotel, fredricka, with some of the folks here, wearing tshirts with the pictures of their family members who were killed, they say, by undocumented criminals. Here is a quote from the organization. Quote, violent, illegal alien crimes resulting in the killings of american citizens are like none other in our system. Perpetrator in the country illegally and unwilling to protect the nations border and force current laws. This is an organization that has a lot of people and are going to be supportive of his message. You did mention his comments in miami last night where he talked about how Hillary Clintons protective detail should be disarmed and lets see what happens to her. That was the quote from
The report, released Tuesday by a coalition of labor unions, found 1 in 7 delivery drivers was injured so severely they had to either change their job or take time off following an injury.
A sign near the register reads in part, We know we are being cautious. Perhaps too much. But we require masks. Yes, it s a pain. We get that. We want it to be over as badly as you. But we want to protect ourselves and you. We want to be ahead of the DELTA variant and to keep anyone who walks in this store protected.
Gangolli says most people don t mind, but he has seen some customers push back. We ve had a number of customers come in and leave right away because they do not agree with what I’m doing, but I want to be a leader. I don’t want to be a follower on this, he said.
FA Youth Cup: Parsons double sees Town comfortably into round four
SWINDON Town Under 18s booked their spot in the FA Youth Cup fourth round thanks to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Bromley at the County Ground on Tuesday. Two goals from Harry Parsons – and a long-range free-kick from Max Whitfield – put the hosts ahead at the break, but all of that came after Bromley’s Liam Vincent had his early penalty well saved by Kai Storr. The second half failed to live up to the standard of excitement in the first, but it mattered not to David Farrell’s boys as they booked their place in round four against Ipswich Town at Portman Road.