AnneBonny

That's not what the article says.

He wants the bus companies to reimburse the city for the hundreds of millions of dollars it's cost to shelter them.
...
The suit seeks $708 million to compensate the city for the cost of shelter, food and health care.
"These companies have violated state law by not paying the cost of caring for these migrants," Adams said.
... The suit charges the companies with "bad faith" conduct and violating New York social service law by dumping the asylum seekers in New York City without providing a means of support.

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A note for the purpose of clarity, I was saying that the article does not contain information that supports this statement:

Suing the companies for engaging in a contract that is legally dicey (potentially trafficking)

No.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/11/technology/no-there-is-not-evidence-that-ginni-thomas-paid-for-buses-to-bring-people-to-the-capitol-siege.html

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/jan/11/facebook-posts/theres-no-evidence-ginni-thomas-organized-jan-6-ev/

Bad headline. No source for the claim that gun violence is increasing. Not even mentioned in the body of the story.

https://archive.ph/Do1ro

Homicides in U.S. set to drop by record numbers this year

https://www.axios.com/2023/12/28/us-murder-violent-crime-rates-drop

Could they not have codified it in the ACA?

Are you just here to tell people there's nothing they can do?

What's your suggestion?

You don't think they would throw Trump under the bus if they thought it might take some of the heat off them?

I can't. It happened again and I'm terrified.

https://apnews.com/article/state-capitol-threat-evacuation-lockdown-dfef5fbb98ec6572474807c260533b05

How can the country function with terrorists inside email inboxes? What's next? Will telemurderers replace telemarketers? Is nothing sacred?

I would guess it is for establishing that you meet residency requirements to be eligible to run for office and don't have a criminal history that would disqualify you.

Too bad Bin Laden didn't know he could have terrorized the United States with some emails instead of killing all those people.

Which government, at the root of everything, is doing something based on political ideology.

What actions were being taken by the government based on political ideology at the state capitols of Mississippi, Connecticut, Kentucky, Michigan, and Georgia (the email was sent to 23 states in total, but we can pretend it was just the states in this one article for now) that motivated this act of terrorism?