Governor Healey [press conference]: Today, I'm filing legislation to keep ICE out of our schools, daycares, other child care centers, churches, hospitals, health clinics, and our courthouses.
Governor Healey [press conference]: We're talking about fifteen percent of a school population not going to school.
[at least fifteen percent of students in Chelsea Public Schools, Greater Boston, are illegals]
SEATTLE: "A King County jury has found the City of Seattle negligent and liable for the 2020 death of 16-year-old Antonio Mays Jr., who was fatally shot in the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ), also known as the Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP). The verdict, delivered three-plus weeks after a month-long trial at the King County Courthouse presided over by Judge O'Donnell, stems from a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Mays Estate accusing the city of negligence in its handling of the zone, which protesters occupied for three weeks amid nationwide unrest following George Floyd's death.
The jury's ruling holds the city accountable for creating a "state-created danger" by abandoning the Seattle Police East Precinct, installing barricades that fortified the zone, and prohibiting police and emergency responders from entering the area, which plaintiffs argued enabled unchecked violence and delayed life-saving aid to Mays Jr. Jurors were required to determine whether the City was negligent in its response to the incident, and if so, whether such negligence contributed to Mays' death. The jury awarded the family roughly $30 million in damages.
The CHAZ/CHOP zone was established in June 2020, when Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists took control of a six-block radius in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood and declared it an autonomous zone free of police presence."
https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-jury-finds-seattle-negligent-in-2020-chaz-killing-of-16-year-old-antonio-mays-jr-awards-family-30-million
President Trump: Today I'm signing a historic executive order to combat the scourge of addiction and substance abuse, a big deal in this country, and probably in every country. We're calling it the 'Great American Recovery Initiative'.
President Trump: Every year we lose an estimated three hundred thousand people to drug and alcohol abuse, and the real number is probably much, much higher than that. Thankfully, drug overdose death plummeted by twenty-one percent in the last year. We're working very hard on it. We've closed the southern border, seized over forty-seven million Fentanyl pills and ten thousand pounds of Fentanyl powder; that's a record. And I have formally designated the drug cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.