Maximum Overkill

In the football forum When is the last time you talked fantasy football? You come to a fantasy football forum just to talk politics. That's strange

18 points for Chase Brown without a TD. Volume is King

Lamar is broken

Finally President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that the United States is preparing to take new action against alleged drug trafficking networks in Venezuela, telling service members during a Thanksgiving call that efforts for strikes on land will be starting “very soon.” “In recent weeks, you’ve been working to deter Venezuelan drug traffickers, of which there are many. Of course, there aren’t too many coming in by sea anymore,” Trump told service members in the call. “You probably noticed that people aren’t wanting to be delivering by sea, and we’ll be starting to stop them by land also,” the president continued. “The land is easier, but that’s going to start very soon. “We warn them: Stop sending poison to our country,” Trump added. Trump comments suggest he has made up his mind on a course of action in Venezuela following multiple high-level briefings and a mounting US show of force in the region earlier this month. Trump designated Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his government allies as members of a foreign terrorist organization earlier this week. Trump says US land action against alleged drug trafficking networks in Venezuela will start ‘very soon’ | CNN Politics https://share.google/fE7SvXtJJCv1FSy7W

10 points for Jacobs, yikes

Who will post the most on Thanksgiving day? @Ron_Artest Won

I did love Love

Season over

Lions are getting healthy on defense. I think the Lions win the game quite easily and cover handily

I think the Cowboys find a way to outscore the Chiefs. Another monster game for Pickens.

Tough call, both are banged up. I'd probably lean Jacobs but will be watching the injury reports up to game time tonight

New Rule for US Student Visas: The United States is preparing for one of the biggest shifts in its student immigration system in more than a decade, and the proposed rule has already generated strong reactions worldwide. The Trump administration has outlined a new framework that could significantly change how F-1, J-1, and M-1 visa students study, stay, and work in America. These updates matter because the US hosts more than 1 million international students each year, with large numbers coming from India, China, and South Korea. Any new visa restrictions can directly impact academic timelines, job opportunities, and long-term career plans. For students planning to study in the US in 2025 and beyond, understanding the proposed rule is crucial. The heart of the proposal is a fixed four-year limit on student visas, replacing the long-standing “Duration of Status” policy. Additional changes include a shorter grace period after course completion, tougher rules for university transfers, and stricter checks on Day 1 CPT programs. These updates aim to tighten oversight and reduce perceived misuse of the student visa system. However, they also raise concerns for students enrolled in long academic programs, those planning OPT or STEM OPT, and individuals who rely on flexible timelines. As discussions continue, this proposal marks a major turning point in how international students may experience US education and immigration. Four-Year Limit on Student Visa Validity

The Trump administration has directed immigration officials to review the cases of refugees admitted under former President Joe Biden, as part of an unprecedented effort to identify potential reasons that would disqualify them from being able to stay in the U.S., an internal federal government memo obtained by CBS News shows. The memo, dated Nov. 21 and signed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Joseph Edlow, instructs agency officials to investigate the cases of refugees who entered the U.S. over a four-year period, between Jan. 20, 2021, and Feb. 20, 2025. Edlow directed USCIS officials to review the cases of all refugees admitted during this time period, and to potentially reinterview them. Those investigations and reinterviews, Edlow wrote, would focus on determining whether those individuals met the definition of a refugee when they entered the U.S. and whether there are any legal barriers that would make them ineligible to become permanent residents of the U.S. Trump administration orders review of refugees who entered under Biden, pauses their green card cases, memo shows - CBS News https://share.google/Kfv7Jk3L7txiaUzp6

ICE detains Texas father as son’s health declines: ‘Don’t forget about me’ Maher Tarabishi was arrested at a routine visit despite decades in the US, leaving his son with Pompe disease

Happy Thanksgiving LV. Not the greatest games IMO but football nonetheless. LET'S GO!!!!