The Cambodians who came to the US decades ago included many children who came with their families and never knew Cambodia except as a child. Even if they have committed crimes in the US, it is cruel and wrong to deport them to Cambodia now,

When someone immigrates as an adult, perse knows how to live in per former country. In those circumstances, being deported there is not inherently disaster. It is inherently disaster for people who only know life in the US.

The US has done similar things to people who immigrated as children (lawfully or not) from various countries.

This is never right.

(satire) *Guantanamo Bay To Remain Open Indefinitely After Earning National Historic Landmark Status.*

The London thug department may soon be thuggish less often, as it has rejected the responsibility to take most calls about mental health emergencies.

The department's motive for this was to focus its effort on crime.

It is interesting to compare this with the US, where the criminal justice reform movement campaigns to take thugs off the mental health calls because they sometimes kill the people they were called to help.

(satire) *England's World Cup Success Inspires New Generation Of Young Girls To Become Hooligans.*

The Demerara slave revolt in British Guiana was brutally crushed, but ultimately it led to the abolition of slavery.