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La fucilazione dell'autore della strage di Fort Hood non sarà trasmessa in streaming

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By Redazione Agi.it, Paul Richards
| AGI - Agenzia Giornalistica Italia Verified
AGI - L'esecuzione di Nidal Malik Hasan - l'autore della strage a Fort Hood - avverrà mediante fucilazione, come previsto, ma non sarà trasmessa in streaming. Lo ha annunciato Donald Trump in un messaggio su Truth Social, precisando che i familiari più stretti delle vittime potranno assistervi di persona, se lo desiderano.
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‘Racist': DHS posted an AI image of a Sikh man. Backlash ensued

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By Paul Richards
| Idaho Statesman Verified
WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security drew backlash over an AI-generated social media post featuring a Sikh man facing off against a character made to look like Optimus Prime from the movie "Transformers." The agency later deleted the image. Posted Wednesday to the official X account for DHS, the image created by artificial intelligence depicted the "Transformers" character opposite a bearded man wearing a bandanna over his hair.
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Maryland immigrant groups sue DHS over alleged warrantless ICE arrests

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By Paul Richards
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
The Department of Homeland Security logo. (Paul J. Richards/AFP/Getty Images/TNS) BALTIMORE - Maryland immigrant advocacy groups are suing the Department of Homeland Security over what the organizations allege is the agency's warrantless immigration arrest practice. The lawsuit requests a preliminary injunction to prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's practice of "arrest first, ask questions later." We Are CASA announced the lawsuit Thursday.
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