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British woman, 23, shot dead by dad in US after Trump row was unlawfully killed, coroner rules

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/british-woman ... 1.html?utm

America is in the middle of a housing crisis, and it is not a mystery why. Home prices have surged far beyond wage growth, first-time buyers are locked out of the market and young families are increasingly forced to rent indefinitely or leave high-cost states altogether. This did not happen overnight, and it is the predictable result of decades of policy choices that made it harder and harder to build owner-occupied housing.

The data tells a clear story when viewed over time.

In 1950, the United States had 23.6 million owner-occupied housing units. By 2000, that number had climbed to roughly 70 million. That represents an increase of about 196% over 50 years. During that same period, the U.S. population grew from roughly 151 million to about 281 million, an increase of approximately 86%. For half a century, America was building owner-occupied housing at more than twice the rate of population growth. Housing supply was not merely keeping up with demand. It was staying well ahead of it.

That era is over.

At the end of the third quarter of 2025, the number of owner-occupied housing units had reached approximately 86.92 million. That is an increase of only about 24% since 2000. Over that same period, the U.S. population grew by roughly 22%. Housing growth and population growth are now moving almost in lockstep, which is a dramatic departure from the postwar model that made broad homeownership possible.

This slowdown is critical because population growth alone does not capture housing demand. Household formation, immigration, the number of families purchasing a second home and changing family structures all increase pressure on supply. When construction merely matches population growth, shortages become inevitable. When it falls behind, prices skyrocket.

One of the biggest reasons America is not building enough owner-occupied housing is regulation. In many cities and popular suburban areas, building codes are hundreds of pages long, and the number of regulations can reach the thousands.


The massive regulatory burden weighing down homebuilders makes it harder and more expensive to construct new homes. In 2021, an economic analysis by the National Association of Home Builders found that regulations add nearly $94,000 to the cost of building a new home. That burden prices millions of families out of the market before construction even begins.

Zoning restrictions, environmental reviews, permitting delays and land-use rules combine to make building slower, riskier and far more expensive than necessary. These barriers overwhelmingly benefit entrenched interests while harming working families and first-time buyers.

Land-use regulations have become particularly burdensome. In many states, huge swaths of land are owned by the federal or state government. In other cases, land is privately owned but local regulatory bodies have blocked developers and families from adding new homes. This has squeezed millions of homes into relatively small areas.

California offers a stark illustration. Roughly 90% of the state’s population lives on just 5.1% of its land area.

Because zoning and land-use rules are largely imposed by state and local governments, Washington cannot solve the housing crisis by decree. But it is not powerless.

President Donald Trump and Congress should use federal leverage to force change. Federal dollars for education, infrastructure, transportation and housing should be conditioned on measurable progress toward expanding owner-occupied housing. States that refuse to loosen land-use restrictions and reduce regulatory barriers should not receive unlimited federal subsidies.

This approach respects federalism while acknowledging reality. The federal government should not draw zoning maps, but it also should not bankroll policies that artificially restrict housing supply and drive up costs nationwide.

For America’s entire history, home and land ownership have been essential to economic stability, family formation and upward mobility. In previous generations, Americans built accordingly. Today, that commitment has been undermined by regulatory systems that make new housing scarce by design.

Eight people have died in dealings with ICE so far in 2026. These are their stories
The high-profile killings of Minneapolis residents Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good are only two among many
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... -2026-?utm

On his social media site, Trump posted that “under no circumstances are we going to participate in various poorly run Democrat Cities with regard to their Protests and/or Riots unless, and until, they ask us for help.”

https://apnews.com/article/trump-democr ... 4dd776aad0

macau5m Escreveu:

previsor Escreveu:Não tenho culpa de não teres conta no Instagram e não me apetece pesquisar mais. Coloco só o print do penúltimo vídeo e um comentário genérico e não vou escrever mais sobre isto

Acho extraordinário como as pessoas se deixam levar pela propaganda ao ponto de acharem que a propaganda política é mais verdadeira do que os meios de comunicação

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Tu próprio confirmas o que eu digo, nunca disse que não havia manifestações, disse que não havia manifestações, pelo menos manifestações com grande numero de manifestantes, pela morte das pessoas brancas.

Publicas fotos e videos e o que se v^d ou ouve, Fora o ICE. Depois ainda se vê manifestação contra o ICE pela prisão de criança de 5 anos.

Vê se percebes, que quem se deixa influenciar és tu, que consegues ver uma realidade diferente, talvez a tua ideologia politica/partidária não te deixe ver com clareza.
Como não sigo nenhuma ideologia, nem simpatizo com politicos ou partidos, talvez veja as "coisas" com mais clareza.

Já meti os videos de manifestações contra o assassinato do George Floyd, tu tentas enganar-te metendo videos ou fotos de manifestações contra atuação do ICE.

A melhor manifestação contra as mortes dos brancos, que vi/ouvi, foi do bruce springsteen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=mYUmRs4heGw

previsor Escreveu:Não tenho culpa de não teres conta no Instagram e não me apetece pesquisar mais. Coloco só o print do penúltimo vídeo e um comentário genérico e não vou escrever mais sobre isto

Acho extraordinário como as pessoas se deixam levar pela propaganda ao ponto de acharem que a propaganda política é mais verdadeira do que os meios de comunicação

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How Trump Officials—Noem, Miller, Patel—Portrayed Pretti As Violent Despite Conflicting Evidence

The Department of Homeland Security claimed after Pretti’s death he had “violently resisted” officers and that the incident “look[ed] like a situation where an individual wanted to do maximum damage and massacre law enforcement.”

Similar claims have been made by top Trump officials, with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem

claiming Pretti “attacked” law enforcement while “brandishing” a gun

, and Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller describing Pretti as an “assassin [who] tried to murder federal agents”—with both said he appeared to be a domestic terrorist.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurk ... hatgpt.com

previsor Escreveu:A DHS também disse que a pessoa que morreu tinha sacado de uma arma, e os vídeos mostram que o que tinha na mão era um telemóvel a filmar

Census Bureau announces ‘negative net-migration,’ as DHS cites 3 million illegal immigrants deported

previsor Escreveu:Protestos — vídeos recentes:
(Também há vídeos mais antigos dos protestos quando a mulher morreu)

Nova York:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DT6Wf-uA ... F5cjh4Yjd0

Seattle:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=txFD1AegA0U

Minneapolis:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DT5pPFSD ... J2cTMzeQ==

Este é só por graça
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTZR1tck ... V5NHMyMw==

previsor Escreveu:
Quando fazes uma pesquisa por videos no Google, em cima aparece um cabeçalho com “Tudo” , “Notícias” “Imagens” e “Vídeos”. Basta clicar em “Vídeos”. Ou mais fácil podes escrever “videos”’ por exemplo no início da pesquisa: “vídeos protest NY” e ja aparecem muitos vídeos

As manifestações serem por causa do ICE ou por causa das mortes causadas por causa do ICE, é o mesmo assunto.
Na sequência das manifestações, o comandante da agência até já foi substituído por outro

Large protests spread across US after Alex Pretti fatally shot by federal agents

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... ts-ice?utm

Thousands of NYC protesters demand end to ICE operations in Minneapolis and across America

https://www.amny.com/new-york/manhattan ... 42026/?utm

macau5m Escreveu:
Sim, sei pesquisar e foi isso que fiz.

Manifestações generalizadas, sobre as mortes, nada. Apenas protestos sobre as operações do ICE.

Videos nada, apenas artigos com algumas fotos, mas tu sabes isso, porque se houvesse essas manifestações tinhas metido videos e não apenas uma foto da sic.

Manifestações em Nova Iorque, nicles, para os democratas só; black live matters

Estes assassinados às mãos do ICE eram brancos, essas vidas de brancos não são importantes.

Estou em crer que quando da morte de George Floyd, houve mais manifestações em Portugal, que manifestações na América, agora, em protesto contra estas mortes de brancos.

Mas queres ter razão. TENS RAZÃO.

Large protests spread across US after Alex Pretti fatally shot by federal agents

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... ts-ice?utm

Thousands of NYC protesters demand end to ICE operations in Minneapolis and across America

https://www.amny.com/new-york/manhattan ... 42026/?utm

previsor Escreveu:Macau5m, Há muitos vídeos na internet das manifestações em Nova York, onde disseste que não houve manifestações. Basta pesquisares. Experimenta ir ao Google e escrever “manifestações em Nova York” ou “protest in New York”. Para pesquisares de forma mais generalizada escreve “ protest in us”

previsor Escreveu:
Protestos contra nova morte às mãos do ICE enchem as ruas das maiores cidades dos EUA
https://sicnoticias.pt/mundo/2026-01-25 ... a-53b195cb