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  1. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and called the president
    an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
    “toe the line absolutely.”
    
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
    U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
    “fearful approach”
    to freedom of speech that would seek to
    “exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
    
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
    leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
    pro-Palestinian students last year.

    The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism.

On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.

    “Talking straight here,” he said.

    “The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
    and ostensibly,
    the president of the United States,
    are not honoring the First Amendment.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
    and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
    engaged in an
    “unconstitutional conspiracy”
    to deprive people of their rights,
    Young said.

    “The secretary of state,” he noted,
    his voice full of incredulity,
    “the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
    
Spokespersons for the White House,
    Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
    
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
    when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
    who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.

    Though not accused of any crime,
    those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
    at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
    before being released on bail.
    
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
    and the Middle East Studies Association.

    The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
    a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members.

The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;

    #Rumeysa #Ozturk,
    a graduate student at Tufts University;

    and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
    
All were arrested except Chung,
    who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.

    The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
    but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.

    ⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
    Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
    ⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.

    The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  2. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and called the president
    an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
    “toe the line absolutely.”
    
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
    U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
    “fearful approach”
    to freedom of speech that would seek to
    “exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
    
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
    leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
    pro-Palestinian students last year.

    The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism.

On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.

    “Talking straight here,” he said.

    “The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
    and ostensibly,
    the president of the United States,
    are not honoring the First Amendment.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
    and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
    engaged in an
    “unconstitutional conspiracy”
    to deprive people of their rights,
    Young said.

    “The secretary of state,” he noted,
    his voice full of incredulity,
    “the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
    
Spokespersons for the White House,
    Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
    
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
    when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
    who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.

    Though not accused of any crime,
    those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
    at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
    before being released on bail.
    
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
    and the Middle East Studies Association.

    The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
    a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members.

The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;

    #Rumeysa #Ozturk,
    a graduate student at Tufts University;

    and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
    
All were arrested except Chung,
    who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.

    The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
    but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.

    ⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
    Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
    ⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.

    The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  3. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and called the president
    an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
    “toe the line absolutely.”
    
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
    U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
    “fearful approach”
    to freedom of speech that would seek to
    “exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
    
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
    leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
    pro-Palestinian students last year.

    The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism.

On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.

    “Talking straight here,” he said.

    “The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
    and ostensibly,
    the president of the United States,
    are not honoring the First Amendment.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
    and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
    engaged in an
    “unconstitutional conspiracy”
    to deprive people of their rights,
    Young said.

    “The secretary of state,” he noted,
    his voice full of incredulity,
    “the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
    
Spokespersons for the White House,
    Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
    
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
    when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
    who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.

    Though not accused of any crime,
    those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
    at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
    before being released on bail.
    
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
    and the Middle East Studies Association.

    The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
    a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members.

The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;

    #Rumeysa #Ozturk,
    a graduate student at Tufts University;

    and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
    
All were arrested except Chung,
    who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.

    The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
    but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.

    ⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
    Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
    ⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.

    The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  4. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and called the president
    an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
    “toe the line absolutely.”
    
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
    U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
    “fearful approach”
    to freedom of speech that would seek to
    “exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
    
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
    leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
    pro-Palestinian students last year.

    The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism.

On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.

    “Talking straight here,” he said.

    “The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
    and ostensibly,
    the president of the United States,
    are not honoring the First Amendment.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
    and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
    engaged in an
    “unconstitutional conspiracy”
    to deprive people of their rights,
    Young said.

    “The secretary of state,” he noted,
    his voice full of incredulity,
    “the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
    
Spokespersons for the White House,
    Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
    
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
    when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
    who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.

    Though not accused of any crime,
    those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
    at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
    before being released on bail.
    
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
    and the Middle East Studies Association.

    The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
    a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members.

The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;

    #Rumeysa #Ozturk,
    a graduate student at Tufts University;

    and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
    
All were arrested except Chung,
    who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.

    The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
    but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.

    ⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
    Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
    ⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.

    The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  5. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and called the president
    an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
    “toe the line absolutely.”
    
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
    U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
    “fearful approach”
    to freedom of speech that would seek to
    “exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
    
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
    leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
    pro-Palestinian students last year.

    The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism.

On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.

    “Talking straight here,” he said.

    “The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
    and ostensibly,
    the president of the United States,
    are not honoring the First Amendment.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
    and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
    engaged in an
    “unconstitutional conspiracy”
    to deprive people of their rights,
    Young said.

    “The secretary of state,” he noted,
    his voice full of incredulity,
    “the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
    
Spokespersons for the White House,
    Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
    
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
    when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
    who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.

    Though not accused of any crime,
    those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
    at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
    before being released on bail.
    
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
    and the Middle East Studies Association.

    The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
    a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members.

The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;

    #Rumeysa #Ozturk,
    a graduate student at Tufts University;

    and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
    
All were arrested except Chung,
    who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.

    The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
    but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.

    ⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
    Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
    ⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.

    The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  6. Several Complex Variables in China by Chung-Chun Yang (PDF)
    Author: Chung-Chun Yang
    File Type: PDF
    Download at sci-books.com/several-complex-
    #Mathematical, #Chung-ChunYang

  7. Several Complex Variables in China by Chung-Chun Yang (PDF)
    Author: Chung-Chun Yang
    File Type: PDF
    Download at sci-books.com/several-complex-
    #Mathematical, #Chung-ChunYang

  8. Several Complex Variables in China by Chung-Chun Yang (PDF)
    Author: Chung-Chun Yang
    File Type: PDF
    Download at sci-books.com/several-complex-
    #Mathematical, #Chung-ChunYang

  9. Several Complex Variables in China by Chung-Chun Yang (PDF)
    Author: Chung-Chun Yang
    File Type: PDF
    Download at sci-books.com/several-complex-
    #Mathematical, #Chung-ChunYang

  10. Several Complex Variables in China by Chung-Chun Yang (PDF)
    Author: Chung-Chun Yang
    File Type: PDF
    Download at sci-books.com/several-complex-
    #Mathematical, #Chung-ChunYang

  11. U22 Việt Nam tạo nên kỳ tích tại SEA Games khi ngược dòng kịch tính thắng U22 Thái Lan 3-2 sau 120 phút ở trận chung kết. Bị dẫn trước 2-0, các cầu thủ trẻ Việt Nam kiên cường vùng lên, ghi 3 bàn do công của Thành Nhân (lập cú đúp) và Văn Tùng, mang về chiếc HCV đầy tự hào cho bóng đá nước nhà. Một chiến thắng vang dội, làm sống lại tinh thần quả cảm và bản lĩnh trước kẻ thù truyền kiếp!

    #U22Vietnam #SEA Games #GoldMedal #Football #BongDa #HCVDatDuoc #VietnamWin #ThanhNhan #U22Thailand #Chung

  12. BTC SEA Games 33 quyết định giấu kín danh tính tổ trọng tài bắt chính trận chung kết U22 Việt Nam vs U22 Thái Lan nhằm đảm bảo an toàn và impartiality trước sức ép lớn từ khán giả và truyền thông. Động thái này từng được áp dụng ở các trận cầu lớn khu vực khi liên quan đến hai đội bóng mạnh hàng đầu Đông Nam Á.

    #SEA Games 33 #U22 Vietnam vs Thailand #Referee #TrongTaiBiAn #BongDa #U22Vietnam #SEA2023 #SEA Games #Vietnam #Thailand #Thể thao #Bóng đá #Giấu tên trọng tài #Chung kết U22

    https://

  13. Tuyển nữ Việt Nam mất HCV SEA Games 33 vì những quyết định gây tranh cãi của trọng tài, dấy lên lo ngại cho U22 Việt Nam trước trận chung kết gặp Thái Lan lúc 19h30 hôm nay (18/12). Người hâm mộ lo trọng tài sẽ ảnh hưởng đến kết quả trận đấu quan trọng này. #SEA Games 33 #Trọng tài #Tuyển nữ Việt Nam #U22 Việt Nam #Chung kết #Thái Lan #Thethao #SEA Games33 #RefereeDrama #VietnamWomen #U22Vietnam #FinalMatch #SportsVietnam

    vietnamnet.vn/be-boi-trong-tai

  14. How to analyze Out- and Back Test Runs for CdA and crr in the Chung Aerolab in Golden Cheetah.

    Made a Youtube Version out of my Chung Virtual Elevation Reel from a few days ago. Of course, this is way more readable and you can see way better what's going on. Also you can pause the playback readily to read those explanations and following the content.

    youtu.be/8QW3v0vhWqY?si=cEb0YO

    #cda #crr #Chung #GoldenCheetah #ThunderBurt #Dubnital #Rollwiderstand #Reifen #Aero

  15. How to analyze Out- and Back Test Runs for CdA and crr in the Chung Aerolab in Golden Cheetah.

    Made a Youtube Version out of my Chung Virtual Elevation Reel from a few days ago. Of course, this is way more readable and you can see way better what's going on. Also you can pause the playback readily to read those explanations and following the content.

    youtu.be/8QW3v0vhWqY?si=cEb0YO

    #cda #crr #Chung #GoldenCheetah #ThunderBurt #Dubnital #Rollwiderstand #Reifen #Aero

  16. How to analyze Out- and Back Test Runs for CdA and crr in the Chung Aerolab in Golden Cheetah.

    Made a Youtube Version out of my Chung Virtual Elevation Reel from a few days ago. Of course, this is way more readable and you can see way better what's going on. Also you can pause the playback readily to read those explanations and following the content.

    youtu.be/8QW3v0vhWqY?si=cEb0YO

    #cda #crr #Chung #GoldenCheetah #ThunderBurt #Dubnital #Rollwiderstand #Reifen #Aero

  17. How to analyze Out- and Back Test Runs for CdA and crr in the Chung Aerolab in Golden Cheetah.

    Made a Youtube Version out of my Chung Virtual Elevation Reel from a few days ago. Of course, this is way more readable and you can see way better what's going on. Also you can pause the playback readily to read those explanations and following the content.

    youtu.be/8QW3v0vhWqY?si=cEb0YO

    #cda #crr #Chung #GoldenCheetah #ThunderBurt #Dubnital #Rollwiderstand #Reifen #Aero

  18. How to analyze Out- and Back Test Runs for CdA and crr in the Chung Aerolab in Golden Cheetah.

    Made a Youtube Version out of my Chung Virtual Elevation Reel from a few days ago. Of course, this is way more readable and you can see way better what's going on. Also you can pause the playback readily to read those explanations and following the content.

    youtu.be/8QW3v0vhWqY?si=cEb0YO

    #cda #crr #Chung #GoldenCheetah #ThunderBurt #Dubnital #Rollwiderstand #Reifen #Aero

  19. EXILE: ANNIVERSARY EXTRAVAGANZA @ Bossa Nova Civic Club - 17 Aug feat. Chung, Fabiola, Rob Seurat

    #SESH #Chung #Fabiola #RobSeurat

    sesh.sx/events/12229607

  20. Filistin yanlısı Chung kendisini sınır dışı etmek isteyen Trump’a dava açtı!: The Guardian'ın haberine göre, ülkede kalıcı ikamet izniyle bulunan Columbia Üniversitesi'nin 21 yaşındaki öğrencisi Yunseo Chung, 2023'ten bu yana kampüste Filistin yanlısı gösterilere katılıyor.

    HAKKINDA TUTUKLAMA EMRİ ÇIKARILDI!

    Chung, ABD Göçmenlik ve Gümrük Muhafaza'nın (ICE) kendisi hakkında tutuklama emri çıkarması… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/filisti EshaHaber.com.tr #Filistin #Chung #Trump #Göçmenlik #Protesto

  21. Filistin yanlısı Chung kendisini sınır dışı etmek isteyen Trump’a dava açtı!: The Guardian'ın haberine göre, ülkede kalıcı ikamet izniyle bulunan Columbia Üniversitesi'nin 21 yaşındaki öğrencisi Yunseo Chung, 2023'ten bu yana kampüste Filistin yanlısı gösterilere katılıyor.

    HAKKINDA TUTUKLAMA EMRİ ÇIKARILDI!

    Chung, ABD Göçmenlik ve Gümrük Muhafaza'nın (ICE) kendisi hakkında tutuklama emri çıkarması… eshahaber.com.tr/haber/filisti EshaHaber.com.tr #Filistin #Chung #Trump #Göçmenlik #Protesto