Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
NEW AD: Ken Paxton knows Texas…
And Italy
India
Malta
China
Taiwan
Iceland
Greece
Albania
Oklahoma
New Jersey
South Africa
An Idaho resort
The Caribbean
Dubai (with fugitives)
2 stops at Disney World
Georgia to watch the Masters
Wineries (plural) in Napa Valley
5 different ski towns in the Rockies
And London on America’s 250th birthday
He’s taken nearly 1,000 trips while serving as Attorney General — costing taxpayers $3.3 million.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
Republicans: We hate Indian-Americans
Indian-Americans: We’re not going to vote for you then
Republicans: See! See!
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
I feel like I’m going crazy with these people!
“He won’t stay a Republican even though we’ve made clear we hate him because of his race. I told you these brown people were disloyal!”
These chuds are really amazing.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
To be clear, part of what they are celebrating here is blocking tens of thousands of Americans from being with their spouses and kids. That's not a promise Trump ever made. Banning legal immigrants is easier than doing anything good.
PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT.
@NYTimes: 'The Trump administration cut legal immigration in half early this year with policies blocking visas for immigrants from nearly half the globe.'
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
It can't be more ironic for the woke right faction that Melania is:
- an immigrant
- has an accent
- came on a vistor visa
- was actually on H1B visa for years
- got greencard through EB path
- married an american citizen
- naturalized to become a citizen
just like millions of people they seem to despise
did i get that right?
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
A Savannah police officer gave her Flock login to her husband.
Her husband is an ICE agent.
He ran 983 license plate searches.
Across six states.
788 were in South Carolina.
Mostly looking for cars registered to Hispanic owners.
An investigator asked her: "Did you run these searches?"
She said no.
Then admitted it was her husband.
Her husband said: "Every name that I ever ran was an ICE target."
Translation: I was using the police department's surveillance system to hunt people.
She got fired. Along with five other Savannah PD employees.
All for Flock misuse.
ICE is investigating its own agent.
Which means nothing will happen to him.
Georgia law apparently lets Savannah police share plate data with ICE.
But Savannah never agreed to that.
So she just decided it was fine.
Gave him the password.
He turned it into a deportation tool.
Now there's a paper trail showing Flock was used to target Hispanic drivers across state lines.
Using a police officer's credentials.
With her knowledge.
The surveillance network designed to catch criminals became a hunting tool for immigration enforcement.
One password away from working.
Polymarket@PolymarketOct 18United States
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BREAKING: Georgia police officer fired after giving her ICE agent husband access to Flock surveillance cameras, which he used to conduct nearly 1,000 license plate searches.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
It is the responsibility of a political party to earn the support of its coalition, not the responsibility of voters to endlessly court a party that increasingly treats them with contempt. That is one of the most elementary principles of representative democracy.
I spent years involved in Republican politics. I stuck my neck out for this party, bent over backwards defending it, worked on campaigns, and stood by people even when doing so wasn’t particularly easy. I genuinely believed in what I was doing.
I wasn’t pretending to be a conservative, and I certainly wasn’t involved in Republican politics because I had nothing better to do with my time. I gave that movement a great deal of my energy because I believed there was a place for me in it.
And after all of that, I have to sit here and watch people like Bo French insinuate that I’m not an American because of where my family comes from?
If voting according to my conscience makes me a “libtard,” then so be it
Jack Posobiec@JackPosobiec16hUnited States
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Why was a libtard working as an intern there
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
I tracked Trump's immigration campaign promises fairly extensively throughout 2024. I do not a recall a single time that his campaign promised to cut legal immigration by half.
PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT.
@NYTimes: 'The Trump administration cut legal immigration in half early this year with policies blocking visas for immigrants from nearly half the globe.'
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
People like Hany here thought that if they constantly threatened to end programs, changed the law with precious little notice, and imposed punitive fees, companies would shrug and there would be full Heritage STEM employment.
They believed that companies could and should conduct ongoing recruitment to replace existing workers based on nationality, which is a violation of the Civil Rights Act. Companies were expected to expend resources training up unqualified U.S. workers.
When a company needs a worker, they argue that the job was created collectively and thus the employer cannot make the final hiring decision. It is no different from Obama telling companies they "didn't build" their own businesses.
Although they are only now realizing it, offshoring has consistently ramped up since Vivek's infamous tweet.
The only thing they have actually accomplished is sending jobs abroad. In fact, this is likely to cost Americans jobs; anyone assigned to a team with foreign workers will be let go when the entire team moves to India.
How they didn't see it coming is a wonder. It's the only reasonable response from a U.S. employer, and you cannot simply tax them into submission. These idiots are driving our economy into the gutter, blind with hate for 2% of the total workforce.
🚨 26 AMERICAN COMPANIES ARE ESTABLISHING NEW OPERATIONS IN INDIA IN 2026.
And some of the names might surprise you.
• DoorDash: 3,000+ planned jobs
• Charles Schwab: 2,000
• Southwest Airlines: 1,000
• Starbucks: 800
• Walgreens: 250+
• Airbnb: New capability center
A newly updated tracker identifies:
• 47 new global capability centers in India.
• 26 associated with U.S. companies.
• Another 33 corporate expansions.
These operations include software engineering, AI, cybersecurity, finance and product development.
While Washington debates H-1B visas and foreign workers coming to America, American companies are building entire technology operations overseas.
Who’s tracking the American jobs that could have been created here instead?
thenarrativerepublic.com/ind…
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
It is striking to watch how if a Texas Republican posts a photo with a nonwhite person (especially someone of South Asian descent), the comments are now frequently filled with hate and vitriol. It's possible that some comments are bots, but hard to tell. Either way, the Bo French/UT game post was not a one-off - this is a big story of these midterms/this moment in US politics that more people need to pay attention to.
On Wednesday, I met with Rishika, a student at Princeton University working with the Scientist Network for Advancing Policy. Rishika shared her work advocating for the continuation of American leadership in scientific research and innovation. We discussed how policymakers can support STEM workforce development.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
6 या 7 साल की उम्र में यह बच्ची अपने माता और पिता दोनों के कब्र में मिट्टी डाल रही है
इसके माता और पिता का गुनाह यह था कि उन्होंने एक सऊदी अरब की मस्जिद में रिल्स बनाते समय एक दूसरे को kiss कर लिया था
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
I know we've become desensitized to it, but I really want you to pause and reflect on the fact that a congresswoman cannot post a picture with anyone of Indian ethnicity without getting blown up with hateful comments. – at Irving, TX
On Wednesday, I met with Rishika, a student at Princeton University working with the Scientist Network for Advancing Policy. Rishika shared her work advocating for the continuation of American leadership in scientific research and innovation. We discussed how policymakers can support STEM workforce development.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
Bannon, who is in the Epstein files thousands of times and has been described as Epstein’s PR flack, thinks Bo French’s race is the most important in the nation.
Because of what Bo “stands for.”
Reason 1,362 why Texas cannot afford Bo French.
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
#LATEST : Did a Pakistani Man Film the Bangladeshi Couple in Mecca?
Saudi Arabia has executed two Bangladeshi nationals after convicting them of committing what authorities described as an “immoral act” inside a mosque in Mecca, according to reports citing the Saudi Ministry of Interior. The executions took place on October 14, 2026
The two individuals were identified in reports as Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar, both Bangladeshi nationals.
The case has drawn attention to claims circulating online about a Pakistani man filming the pair. However, reports reviewed so far do not independently confirm that a Pakistani man recorded the couple or that any such recording played a role in the arrests or executions.
#Pakistan #Bangladesh #SaudiArabia #Mecca #Makkah
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
This was their sins. The penalty for kissing a baby in the womb is the death penalty.
Islamic teachings are fundamentally terrorism.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This image is from a photoshoot that was taken in 2024, it is not related to recent event, and the couple in the photo are alive and well.
x.com/talhagin/statu…
Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
At the age of 6 or 7, this little girl is placing soil into the graves of both her mother and father.
The "crime" committed by her parents was that they had kissed each other while filming a video (a "reel") inside a mosque in Saudi Arabia.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video is from May 2026 and depicts a girl at her father's funeral in an unrelated context, not connected to the two Bangladeshis executed in Saudi Arabia for an indecent act in a mosque.
khaleejtimes.com/world/gulf/sau…
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Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chanchad retweeted
Ken Paxton spent New Year’s Eve, in a Muslim country, with his Muslim best friend, who’s one of his largest donors, in addition to being a federal fugitive but you haven’t said shit, you hypocritical turnip.








































