Jeanette Vizguerra, a 53-year-old Mexican woman and immigration activist previously recognized by Time, was arrested by ICE in Denver after years of evading deportation orders. Former Denver ICE chief John Fabbricatore said he spent 15 years trying to arrest Vizguerra who led the "abolish ICE movement" in Colorado. She should have been deported in 2009, he said.
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Detroit rapper Dajua Blanding is suing Lyft for weight discrimination after a driver refused her service citing her size. The incident, shared on TikTok, has sparked debate over corporate responsibilities towards plus-size customers. Michigan law, the only state protecting weight against discrimination, supports her claim. Lyft has reiterated their stance against discrimination.
Rep Nancy Mace has accused her ex-fiancé Patrick Bryant and his business partners of committing sexual crimes against her and other women, including minors. She claims strong evidence supports her allegations, which the accused deny. Mace asserted that whatever she said are not allegations and she has evidence of the same in the form of photos and videos.
Meghan Markle's Netflix series, 'With Love, Meghan,' has been postponed due to devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Originally set for release this Wednesday, the show will now debut in March. The Duchess of Sussex, along with Prince Harry, is actively supporting relief efforts for the displaced. Their Montecito home is hosting affected friends and loved ones.
Following a drone attack on Kazan, Russia, President Putin threatened Ukraine with further destruction, vowing retaliation. He asserted that those responsible would "regret" their actions. While Ukraine remained silent on the attack, Putin also expressed Russia's willingness to mend ties with the US and other Western nations, provided Russian interests are not compromised.
American travellers are rushing to secure Real ID-compliant licensces as the 7 May deadline approaches. Without Real IDs or approved identification forms, individuals cannot fly domestically. DMV offices face unprecedented demand, extending hours and appointments, but long queues persist. Meanwhile, some are seeking cancellations online or using alternative identification to avoid travel disruptions.
The incident occurred during the 2022–23 academic year at a state school, as reported by The Telegraph. No further details about the case were made public. ​In the same academic year, 94 pupils at state primary schools across England were either suspended or permanently excluded due to behaviour deemed transphobic or homophobic.
Cyprus will receive portable desalination plants from the UAE to address water shortages exacerbated by a fire at a static plant and low reservoir levels. The UAE's donation will provide 15,000 cubic meters of potable water daily, crucial for the peak tourism season. Cyprus is also planning long-term solutions, including new desalination plants and subsidies for private hotel plants.
Chandra Arya, an Indian-origin MP from Nepean, Ottawa, announces his candidacy for Canadian Prime Minister after Justin Trudeau's resignation. His platform includes transforming Canada into a republic, raising the retirement age, citizen-based taxation, and recognizing Palestine. Arya's father and brother highlight his unexpected political journey and dedication.
Four individuals will face trial in Paris next year for online harassment of French First Lady Brigitte Macron. The charges relate to disinformation and malicious comments concerning her gender, sexuality, and age gap with President Emmanuel Macron. This follows a complaint filed by the First Lady in August, and the accused face potential prison sentences if convicted.