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But how in the hell does it take 6 years to rule on a green card app, and why does e-verify not include immigration data?


Can't speak on the e-verify stuff but he most likely had to apply for the green card multiple times and they caught it in the process

I.e. they gave him a two year, approved another two on a renewal and then rejected the reapply
Not a shocker as they're most likely bankrolled by Qatar/Iran
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Except they boat raced everyone, having the best stretch of wins in history


They beat the 9-1-5-7.

Michigan 2-16-4-2

2019 lsu 4-4-3


2025 Indiana 2-9-5-10


I wouldn't say their path was any more difficult then the others especially as they won title games
2024 Ohio state is the worst of the last 10 years.

Similar to Miami they arguably shouldn't have even been in after losing to an absolutely dogshit Michigan team and just went on a run. They're the equivalent of the shabazz Napier UConn team

LSU is one

UGA/Bama/IU are probably interchangeable. Bama of 19 was like a 10% worse 2019 LSU


People underrate how good those Clemson teams were as well
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I don't think endowment and foundation are the same thing or serve the same purpose. I'm certainly not educated on the difference however


So you're retarded then got it
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What? The list of 4 year universities in South Louisiana that don't have engineering is: Southeastern (and they still have engineering technology). Literally every other 4 year in South Louisiana has it, unless you're talking about a specific engineering progra


Was unaware of mcneeses I aplogize. Knew about SELAs and nicholls only had petroleum so I assumed mcneese was similar
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Dude ULM's endowment is a whopping 2 million dollars I'm sure the combined Monroe Taco Bells have that much I bet the West Monroe High School football booster club has that much


Per the state of Louisiana in 2023 via financial audit the ULM foundation is worth 91 million


You can donate for an endowed professorship for 2 million which I assume is what you were looking at

Per WIKI

Louisiana Techs is 117, so a whopping 27 mil more for a school that has been open for 40 more years

ULL is at 224

UNOs is 25-which I assume is the smallest of the regional Louisiana schools
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Louisiana could take a page out of this book. We have entirely too many public universities. Tech Grambling NWST ULM LSUA McNeese ULL SELA LSU Nicholls Southern UNO SU-NO


You kind of have to pick the right ones. LSU obviously a non starter but they need to also get their shite together

The smaller regional ones (Sela/NW/Nicholls/mcneese). Do a really good job of serving the interest of the area and the state. I would imagine the ROI for Louisiana in terms of students that go there who stay in the area to contribute long term to the economy is pretty high.

Tech has their niche but I feel like the majority of the alumni base moves to Dallas

Ull/ULM are somewhat bigger versions of the smaller ones. I would imagine the ROI for Louisiana is a bit worse for those two. They are at least med/pharm ( ULM)based and have engineering ULL which there's not that many that have it in south la.

Southern is probably the better run HBCU so if you're staying in that market which is still relatively important you keep it.

The ones you choose between are:

UNO-dumpster fire, but hard not to have a public university in the biggest city of the state

Grambling-i don't think you're going to be able to do

And LSUs-LSUa-SUNo which should all be the first ones done

PA didn't close stuff they merged the admin and seemed to have done so in such a Shitshow way that it made things worse.

Queens and Elon will be interesting
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Are they being allowed hearings?


The majority of them have had their hearings and are multiple years past three deportation notice
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I wonder how they got that guy and that truck out of there without him getting mobbed


Looks like the LAPD protected him. Which is the first time I've ever seen them at one of these things
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I actually did my own research on just their offense and this is what I came up with: Elijah Surratt, WR, age: 22 (4-year player) E.J. Williams Jr., WR, age: 24 (6-year player) Omar Cooper Jr., WR, age: 22 (4-year player) Carter Smith, LT, age: 21 (4-year player) Drew Evans, LG, age: 22 (4-year player) Pat Coogan, C, age: 23 (5-year player) Bray Lynch, RG, age: 21 (4-year player) Ajani Adedamola, LG, age: 20 (2-year player) Riley Nowakowski, TE, age: 24 (6-year player) Fernando Mendoza, QB, age: 22 (4-year player) Roman Hemby, RB, age: 23 (5-year player) Average Age: 22.18 (4.4-year player)



It's skewed because of their punter.

21-22 isn't really an outlier. Saban was able to keep kids to be JRs and seniors because of the conveyor belt of talent development. Not really a secret that SRs are better then FR. Especially when you get the right ones. Look at the IU bench after every drive the entire team is engaged and studying.


DJ lagway would just sit there emo after his drives for example. IUs difference is they get kids that actually care in addition to being older


In CFB you either have to be more talented then everyone or develop kids into SRs. Not really a new thing. Better then the schools spending 30 mil on a roster imo
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Remember, these people do not typically think about individual consequences.


That's why i think she didn't really try to avoid him. End goal was to probably escape did she really care if she hit him on the way no. Was probably a happy coincidence in her mind until she got shot. Basically like an arsonist burning down a house where there's people in. Goal is to burn the house but you're still a murderer
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That’s what I have read as well. I don’t know Minnesota’s or Canada’s vehicle registration requirements, but being over a year since she last lived in Missouri would usually be too long to have kept her Missouri plate. Maybe being in 2 different areas including one of those being in another country created legitimate or allowed reasons for still having Missouri plates in Minnesota.




Communists ironically don't actually want to pay taxes. Minnesota probably has some crazy car transfer tax
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The only real question is whether or not she meant to make contact with the officer in any manner (from just a glancing broke to a direct hit), or if she only saw him after starting forward but stupidly kept accelerating while trying to turn enough on a slick road to avoid him causing this attempt to fail



Is her end goal to hit him, probably not ( dragging the other guy off the door was more likely in her mind)


Did she really care if she hit him/really try to avoid him? Also no? It was basically a bonus for her I assume get calculus is that if she runs away and hits the guy Minnesota PD isn't really going to do anything about it.


Wife should be the only one charged/if the police officer gets a murder charge she should be an accessory
Quebec won't take the Muslim shite either

All they care about is french nationalism
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When he asks if she knows any of her wife’s relatives she could call, she responds, “We're new here. I don't have people... I can’t even breathe right now.”


"Minneapolis resident"
Sadly it's not cut and dry so people will just think what they want to based on prior beliefs.

However, Walz is definitely trying to start a riot to distract everyone with his comments which is ridiculous also.

The two plates of the cars are from Missouri and California allegedly so that basically tells you all you need to know also
12 000 have already applied for it.

That's already 240 mil if they're averaging 1k a week. Idk why it's going through the state and not through the employers like most places