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“They would dress with either no shirts or shirts with holes cut out over their nipples. Some would wear thongs,” the lawsuit claims. “The ‘Shrek Squad’ would flicker the lights, and chant ‘Shrek is love, Shrek is life’ while screaming, clapping and yelling.”
The Justice Department has given Texas until Monday to commit to removing a controversial, razor wire-covered “border wall” from the Rio Grande.
The lawsuit, which seeks class action certification, claims that Frontier advertises low fares but makes up the difference in “fraudulent” fees.
In closing arguments, a McDonald’s attorney told jurors that the family’s demands for damages had more to do with the mother’s mental state than the girl’s pain and suffering.
Attorneys note that Florida has led an unprecedented campaign against felons believed to have voted in the 2020 general election, including felons who did not know they were not entitled to vote.
A federal judge said that is too early for the state to ask that the lawsuit, which claims that a recently-revised voting map disfavors Black residents, be dismissed.
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the late 24-year-old Gabriel Infante’s mother, claims that a site foreman accused the man of being on drugs–when he was actually exhibiting obvious signs of heat stress.
The lawsuit, first filed against the Trump administration, has been settled after the federal government agreed to spend tens of millions of dollars remediating sensitive ecosystems along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The law threats anyone who brings certain immigrants into Florida with harsh legal penalties, including potential felony charges.
The lawsuit claims that technology companies–including Meta, Reddit, and 4chan–facilitated the radicalization of the then-18-year-old shooter, who targeted Black shoppers in a Buffalo supermarket.