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  1. 🌳🌺 De #KoninklijkeSerres te #Laken worden opengesteld voor het publiek van 17 april t.e.m. 10 mei. Dit kan voor drukker verkeer zorgen op de #A12 en op de Koninklijke Parklaan.

    ℹ️ Bezoeker? Mobiliteitsadvies vind je hier:
    koninklijke-serres-royales.be/

  2. Dem. Rep Craig Says She Regrets Voting in Support of Laken Riley Act

    misryoum.com/us/us/dem-rep-cra

    Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) announced this week that she regrets supporting the Laken Riley Act, distancing herself from the legislation passed with bipartisan support after the 2024 murder of a Georgia nursing student by an illegal alien. In January,...

    #Dem #Rep #Craig #Says #She #Regrets #Voting #Support #Laken #Riley #Act #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  3. 🚴🚴🚴 Zondag 2/3 vertrekt de wielerkoers Brussel-Opwijk aan het Koning Boudewijnstadion. Verkeershinder wordt verwacht in de omgeving van de Marathonlaan en Houba de Strooperlaan te #Laken.

    ℹ️ Toeschouwer? Bekijk hier de verschillende mobiliteitsopties:
    brusselopwijk.be/mobiliteit.ht

  4. Buried in the #Laken #Riley Act,
    -- the controversial bill that would mandate the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of minor nonviolent crimes
    -- is a provision which would authorize state attorneys general to bring lawsuits to force presidential administrations to deny visas to any particular country that isn’t accepting deportees.

    That provision has attracted public criticism, but Republicans have been unmoved.

    If Laken Riley becomes law
    Bannon can enlist a right-wing state attorney general — like Ken Paxton of Texas — to bring a lawsuit designed to halt visas to, say,
    people from India, which supplies many high-skilled tech workers.
    Under the law, it’ll be perfectly plausible that a handpicked judge could stop the issuance of such visas.
    ⭐️“We’re definitely going to use it, and we’re going to get after attorneys general,”
    Bannon told me when I contacted him to ask whether he sees the law as useful to him.

    newrepublic.com/article/190405

  5. Buried in the #Laken #Riley Act,
    -- the controversial bill that would mandate the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of minor nonviolent crimes
    -- is a provision which would authorize state attorneys general to bring lawsuits to force presidential administrations to deny visas to any particular country that isn’t accepting deportees.

    That provision has attracted public criticism, but Republicans have been unmoved.

    If Laken Riley becomes law
    Bannon can enlist a right-wing state attorney general — like Ken Paxton of Texas — to bring a lawsuit designed to halt visas to, say,
    people from India, which supplies many high-skilled tech workers.
    Under the law, it’ll be perfectly plausible that a handpicked judge could stop the issuance of such visas.
    ⭐️“We’re definitely going to use it, and we’re going to get after attorneys general,”
    Bannon told me when I contacted him to ask whether he sees the law as useful to him.

    newrepublic.com/article/190405

  6. Buried in the #Laken #Riley Act,
    -- the controversial bill that would mandate the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of minor nonviolent crimes
    -- is a provision which would authorize state attorneys general to bring lawsuits to force presidential administrations to deny visas to any particular country that isn’t accepting deportees.

    That provision has attracted public criticism, but Republicans have been unmoved.

    If Laken Riley becomes law
    Bannon can enlist a right-wing state attorney general — like Ken Paxton of Texas — to bring a lawsuit designed to halt visas to, say,
    people from India, which supplies many high-skilled tech workers.
    Under the law, it’ll be perfectly plausible that a handpicked judge could stop the issuance of such visas.
    ⭐️“We’re definitely going to use it, and we’re going to get after attorneys general,”
    Bannon told me when I contacted him to ask whether he sees the law as useful to him.

    newrepublic.com/article/190405

  7. Buried in the #Laken #Riley Act,
    -- the controversial bill that would mandate the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of minor nonviolent crimes
    -- is a provision which would authorize state attorneys general to bring lawsuits to force presidential administrations to deny visas to any particular country that isn’t accepting deportees.

    That provision has attracted public criticism, but Republicans have been unmoved.

    If Laken Riley becomes law
    Bannon can enlist a right-wing state attorney general — like Ken Paxton of Texas — to bring a lawsuit designed to halt visas to, say,
    people from India, which supplies many high-skilled tech workers.
    Under the law, it’ll be perfectly plausible that a handpicked judge could stop the issuance of such visas.
    ⭐️“We’re definitely going to use it, and we’re going to get after attorneys general,”
    Bannon told me when I contacted him to ask whether he sees the law as useful to him.

    newrepublic.com/article/190405

  8. Buried in the #Laken #Riley Act,
    -- the controversial bill that would mandate the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of minor nonviolent crimes
    -- is a provision which would authorize state attorneys general to bring lawsuits to force presidential administrations to deny visas to any particular country that isn’t accepting deportees.

    That provision has attracted public criticism, but Republicans have been unmoved.

    If Laken Riley becomes law
    Bannon can enlist a right-wing state attorney general — like Ken Paxton of Texas — to bring a lawsuit designed to halt visas to, say,
    people from India, which supplies many high-skilled tech workers.
    Under the law, it’ll be perfectly plausible that a handpicked judge could stop the issuance of such visas.
    ⭐️“We’re definitely going to use it, and we’re going to get after attorneys general,”
    Bannon told me when I contacted him to ask whether he sees the law as useful to him.

    newrepublic.com/article/190405

  9. いつ振りなのかの #水筒 を買おうと検討中。樹脂製が軽くていいかと思ったけど調べてみるとアルミ製も大差ない。#Laken というスペイン製のやつが安くて丈夫そうでよさそう。スイス製の #SIGG というのも有名みたいだけどそんなに変わらなそうなのに値段が倍くらいになる。

  10. “De Koninklijke Musea voor Kunst en Geschiedenis (KMKG) willen de Hallepoort, de Japanse Toren en het Chinees Paviljoen permanent sluiten, dat blijkt uit een directienota van het museum […] De directie […] noemt het in die nota een besparingsoefening en wil zich concentreren op de ontwikkeling van hun andere sites. Het is onduidelijk wat er met de drie bekende gebouwen zal gebeuren.”

    #Hallepoort #JapanseToren #ChineesPaviljoen #Brussel #Laken #KMKG

    vrtnws.be/p.6KP9Gyo00

  11. “De Koninklijke Musea voor Kunst en Geschiedenis (KMKG) willen de Hallepoort, de Japanse Toren en het Chinees Paviljoen permanent sluiten, dat blijkt uit een directienota van het museum […] De directie […] noemt het in die nota een besparingsoefening en wil zich concentreren op de ontwikkeling van hun andere sites. Het is onduidelijk wat er met de drie bekende gebouwen zal gebeuren.”

    #Hallepoort #JapanseToren #ChineesPaviljoen #Brussel #Laken #KMKG

    vrtnws.be/p.6KP9Gyo00

  12. “De Koninklijke Musea voor Kunst en Geschiedenis (KMKG) willen de Hallepoort, de Japanse Toren en het Chinees Paviljoen permanent sluiten, dat blijkt uit een directienota van het museum […] De directie […] noemt het in die nota een besparingsoefening en wil zich concentreren op de ontwikkeling van hun andere sites. Het is onduidelijk wat er met de drie bekende gebouwen zal gebeuren.”

    #Hallepoort #JapanseToren #ChineesPaviljoen #Brussel #Laken #KMKG

    vrtnws.be/p.6KP9Gyo00