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                A Conversation About Immigration Enforcement
              
          
    A Conversation About Immigration Enforcement

MAYA: Hey, so I wanted to ask you about something. I've been seeing all this stuff about ICE raids and deportations under Trump, and I know we disagree on this, but I genuinely want to understand your position. I promise I'll try not to be judgmental, though I might push back a bit. Fair?
ALEX: Yeah, fair enough. What do you want to know?
MAYA: Okay, so basically - what Trump's doing with ICE right now feels really extreme to me. Breaking car windows with kids inside, arresting people at churches, detaining people with no criminal records. It just seems cruel. How do you justify that?
ALEX: I don't love it. I'm not sitting here cheering about families being separated or people being scared. But I think to understand my position, you need to look at what happened under Biden first.

  
## test_fixture_parallelization.py
import pytest


@pytest.fixture(name="keys")
def keys_fixture(request):
    """A seq of keys"""
    return request.param


@pytest.fixture(name="values")

## minilang.py
'''Tools for parsing the format specification mini language used by the ``format`` built-in function.
See the string module docs for more information.

The mini language parsing functionality is not exposed in cPython and has therefore been re-implemented
here.'''

from collections import namedtuple as nt
import re

# only mini-language types

## equal.py
"""Utility module for checking internal equality of Collections and efficiently getting back an iterator."""

import itertools
from typing import NamedTuple, TypeVar, Iterator, Collection, Union

T = TypeVar("T")


class _NotEqual:
    def __repr__(self):

## curry_helper.py
"""Proof of concept for an API providing "English-like" function calls.

See original python-ideas [thread](https://mail.python.org/archives/list/python-ideas@python.org/thread/YMFRX6K22TZNNAP2PPVV7RGNI5HLC764/#WF232SOAJJWM33ZAY327OAPCONFOUXVX).

API:

```
from curry_helper import curry_helper

# apply the curry_helper decorator with a list of function "suffixes"

## load_combination.py
"""API for implemenating the concept of civil engineering load combinations.

Compose a string representing a load combination expression:
>>> expr = "1.6*D & 1.2*L & 0.5*(S | Lr | W)"

Create a `Combination` object using the load combination expression, and generate a multiplication matrix:
>>> from ceng.load import Combination
>>> combo_obj = Combination(expr)
>>> combo_obj.matrix
array([[1.6, 1.2, 0.5, 0. , 0. ],
	import pytest


	@pytest.fixture(name="keys")
	def keys_fixture(request):
	"""A seq of keys"""
	return request.param


	@pytest.fixture(name="values")
	'''Tools for parsing the format specification mini language used by the ``format`` built-in function.
	See the string module docs for more information.

	The mini language parsing functionality is not exposed in cPython and has therefore been re-implemented
	here.'''

	from collections import namedtuple as nt
	import re

	# only mini-language types
	"""Proof of concept for an API providing "English-like" function calls.

	See original python-ideas [thread](https://mail.python.org/archives/list/python-ideas@python.org/thread/YMFRX6K22TZNNAP2PPVV7RGNI5HLC764/#WF232SOAJJWM33ZAY327OAPCONFOUXVX).

	API:

	```
	from curry_helper import curry_helper

	# apply the curry_helper decorator with a list of function "suffixes"
	"""API for implemenating the concept of civil engineering load combinations.

	Compose a string representing a load combination expression:
	>>> expr = "1.6D & 1.2L & 0.5*(S \| Lr \| W)"

	Create a `Combination` object using the load combination expression, and generate a multiplication matrix:
	>>> from ceng.load import Combination
	>>> combo_obj = Combination(expr)
	>>> combo_obj.matrix
	array([[1.6, 1.2, 0.5, 0. , 0. ],