Politics and immigration, Denver Post. KC born, Mizzou made. Admirer of public records and Lionel Messi. Joy cometh with the morning.
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Seth Klamann
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Obsessed with this game, dumbfounded that this team lost to Everton in the first match. 38-0.app/game
Goddamnit.
Antonee that is disgusting.
Gov. Jared Polis signed new laws Thursday that will require quarterly inspections of immigration detention facilities and help retrofit homes to protect against wind and hail damage.
Seth Klamann
Seth Klamann
Seth Klamann
The Denver Post
At least two more vetoes today: Gov. Polis has rejected Senate Bill 5, which would’ve allowed Coloradans to sue federal agents for civil rights violations. He also vetoed a measure that would’ve expanded the types of cancers that are considered occupational diseases for firefighters.
Re SB 5: That bill was narrower - and more legally questionable - than a broader bill that Polis *did* support (despite his office’s waffling); that measure would’ve allowed suits against all feds. But Republicans and moderate Dem lawmakers killed it amid opposition from district attorneys.
Make that three vetoes: Polis kills Senate Bill 134, which would’ve eliminated some “swipe fees” charged by credit cards and banks and absorbed by businesses and retailers. A biz on biz fight, and the subject of suffocating — and somewhat hysterical — lobbying by banks, credit cards and airlines.
