A Texas prosecutor seems disinclined to prosecute crimes apparently committed by pro-Hamas demonstrators on the University of Texas campus recently.In the last week or so‚ nearly 130 arrests have been made in connection with pro-Hamas demonstrations on UT's Austin campus. Nearly 60 of those arrests occurred on April 24 alone. All of those cases were later dropped by Travis County prosecutors‚ who claimed they did not have &;quot;sufficient probable cause&;quot; to proceed further.Then on Monday‚ 79 more pro-Hamas radicals were arrested‚ though whether any of those individuals had been arrested the previous week as well is unclear. Almost all face at least one count of criminal trespassing. One person has an additional charge of obstructing a highway or passageway‚ and another faces a charge of interfering with public duties.Of the 79 people arrested on campus that day‚ just 34 actually attend the school. The other 45 reportedly have no affiliation with the University of Texas whatsoever.Thus‚ &;quot;external agitators&;quot; may have hijacked these pro-Hamas demonstrations at UT just as they have at Columbia University‚ according to New York City Mayor Eric Adams. However‚ Travis County attorney Delia Garza seems affronted that the University of Texas and Republican Gov. Greg Abbott expect her office do something about them.&;quot;It is not the role of the criminal justice system to jail people for conduct that has not yet occurred‚ nor is it our role to assist the governor’s efforts to suppress nonviolent and peaceful demonstrations‚&;quot; Garza said.Garza also seemingly complained that cases from the demonstrations have increased prosecutors' workload. &;quot;While we understand the safety concerns of the university‚ continuing to send protesters to jail on criminal trespass charges — one of the lowest level nonviolent crimes our office is presented with — is putting tremendous strain on our criminal justice resources‚&;quot; she said.&;quot;Cycling people in and out of jail on low-level charges‚ and dwindling resources for the rest of the community‚ will do very little to maintain the public safety of our community‚&;quot; she continued.She added that members of her office want to partner with university officials to &;quot;find a better way forward&;quot; in dealing with these demonstrations.The university claimed that it has struck a balance between preserving people's constitutional rights and public safety: &;quot;The University strongly supports the free speech and assembly rights of our community‚ and we want students and others on campus to know that protests on campus are fully permissible‚ provided that they do not violate Institutional Rules or threaten the safety of our campus community.&;quot;Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

When former President Ronald Reagan embraced the idea of a missile defense system‚ he called it the Strategic Defense Initiative. While it ended up being a great success‚ it was initially attacked by the Democrats‚ who nicknamed SDI “Star Wars.” “They mocked him‚ they tried to humiliate him‚” Mark Levin explains.“We didn’t have that technology 40-some years ago‚ and so the reprobates who only think about now‚ now‚ now‚ they said it couldn’t be done‚” Levin continues. “During the budget processes they were constantly trying to block it‚ defund it‚ or limit it.” On at least one occasion‚ Ronald Reagan became so fed up that he shut down the government in response. “When the time came to actually test it‚ because you have to test these systems in a number of ways before you can actually employ them‚ the Democrats tried to prevent that too‚” Levin explains. One of the most outspoken opponents of SDI was none other than our fearless leader‚ then Sen. Joe Biden. “Now he turns to that system in Israel and he says‚ ‘Aren’t we fantastic‚ look what we’ve done‚’” Levin mocks. “None of it would have been done if Ronald Reagan hadn’t been president. None of it would have been done if the Democrats were in control. None of it would have been done if Joe Biden had been president. There’d be no missile defense system period‚” he adds.

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Is that Legrande's Liquors&;#63; No‚ it's The Emporium. Wait‚ why is the Mining League there&;#63; What end of Neon am I even at&;#63; Finding your way around Starfield can be a complicated task‚ especially given the game's spread-out cities‚ but all that might be about to change. The next patch for the game‚ currently live on the beta testing track on Steam‚ will introduce brand new surface maps‚ hopefully meaning we'll never get lost again. Continue reading Starfield’s upcoming update will fix one of the game’s biggest issues MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Starfield mods‚ Starfield outposts‚ Starfield traits

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