Lee Gelernt, the deputy director for the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants’ Rights Project, called for leftists to take to the streets in order to help block President-elect Donald Trump's agenda because the judicial system will only be able to do so much. Open-border advocates are worried Trump will follow through on his campaign promise to carry out the largest deportation operation in recent history to address the Biden-Harris border crisis, which allowed millions of illegal immigrants to enter the country.'I do think that there is going to be a breaking point.'"I think we're going to do things different just because this is going to be a different playbook by them. I think they're going be more prepared, and so we're going to have to be much more strategic in how we go about it," Gelernt told MSNBC."We're going to have to coordinate among groups. ... I think that we are going to try to be strategic, and we have to be clear-eyed about what we can win and what we can’t win. And I think that's one of the reasons why I want to stress to people: We need you in the streets because the courts will not always do everything for us," he continued.MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle asked Gelernt if there's more tolerance for Trump's bold immigration policies because he won not just the Electoral College but also the popular vote, which would affect the number of people who would protest the measures."I do think that there is going to be a breaking point. I think that it is one thing during the election when everyone says that we want to do something about it. There hopefully are going to be really common-sense solutions that we can push back on, but I do think there are going to be lines," Gelernt replied.Gelernt admitted that "line" might have moved "a little bit," and that's one of the things that "keep us up at night."The Trump campaign has stated since election night that the new administration very much plans on following through with the deportation operation, starting on his first day in office. So far, the protests against Trump's win have been muted compared to 2016, with a few cities, such as Seattle, Portland, and Chicago seeing some protests.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Remasters are all the rage in 2024, but they can certainly be hit or miss, so it’s pleasing that Age of Mythology: Retold has been such a resounding success so far. Launched in September, the complete overhaul for the beloved 2002 strategy game sits at an impressive 89% positive Steam review score from more than 10,000 user reviews. If you didn't play the original, which arrived during the height of games like Command and Conquer and the ongoing Starcraft: Brood War, it’s certainly worth a look - and a free update has just made it even better. Continue reading Age of Mythology Retold update adds a free new game mode to the RTS classic MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RTS games, Best strategy games, Best PC games

The trouble for Intel over Raptor Lake instability issues isn’t over yet. A new lawsuit has just been filed in the state of California by an unlucky Intel Core i7 13700K owner which was affected by the Vmin Shift Instability problems that have plagued anyone with a 13th and 14th gen Intel Core gaming CPU. This tops off a very difficult year for Intel which, along with Raptor Lake problems, has seen the company unsuccessfully attempt to beat AMD into launching the best gaming CPU of current times. Just this week, AMD launched the brand new flagship Ryzen 7 9800X3D that happily stomps all over Intel’s next and best Intel Arrow Lake CPUs, further adding to the misery. Continue reading Intel faces lawsuit over Raptor Lake gaming CPU instability issues MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Core i5 14600K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review

There’s a great gaming SSD deal on Amazon right now, which enables you to pick up a 2TB Samsung 980 Pro with a heatsink for just $139.99, working out at just $70 per terabyte. That’s a fantastic price for this speedy PCIe 4.0 drive, especially one with a heatsink already fitted. You’ll need to be quick, though, as it’s a limited-time deal. I’ve been a happy user of this Samsung SSD in my gaming PC for over a year now, and I’ve found it to be more than fast enough for my needs. In our Samsung 980 Pro review, we praised this PCIe 4.0 drive’s fast sequential read speed, which hit a massive 6,866MB/s in our tests - not far off the limit of the 4x PCIe 4.0 interface - leading to it getting a spot on our best gaming SSD guide. It’s not as fast as the latest PCIe 5.0 drives, of course, but it’s plenty fast enough for most people’s needs. Continue reading This Samsung 980 Pro PC and PS5 gaming SSD has an amazing price, but be quick MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Samsung 980 Pro review, Best SSD for gaming, Best gaming monitor

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