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I can't think of anything that would work.

Portland, Ore., to clean up 'disgusting' Occupy ICE camp, calling it biohazard

City officials in Portland, Ore., say they'll be cleaning up the “disgusting” Occupy ICE camp after police cleared the area of protesters Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Portland Police Bureau has cordoned off the site, calling it a biohazard.

Activists set up the camp near the local office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after an outcry over the agency's crackdown on illegal immigrants.

Mayor Ted Wheeler publicly ordered the Occupy ICE protesters to leave the camp Monday, but they ignored the mayor’s request. That prompted Portland police to step in and clear the protesters.

The city is having contractors clean up the mess left by the activists. Debris being cleared Wednesday included. makeshift toilets, plastic containers, liquor bottles, tents and furniture, photos published by the Oregonian showed. The city doesn’t yet have an estimate of the total cost of the cleanup.

(Besides that, US soybeans generally come from genetically modified plants.)

Is there some sort of restriction on the importing of such plants?

At EU level, many genetically modified plants are authorised for marketing and use as food and feed.
However, all products must be labelled - "100% GMO free" sells better.

4. So why couldn’t Trump pardon these probes away?
Because state and local prosecutors, particularly those in New York, may be able to bring state charges against some of the same people Mueller is probing, and the president’s pardon power doesn’t extend to state crimes. Trump associates seen as most vulnerable to state charges include Manafort, who was reportedly a subject of investigation by the New York attorney general, and Cohen, who lives in New York and is the subject of a criminal probe by Manhattan federal prosecutors. (He hasn’t been charged with wrongdoing.) Trump’s campaign, which Manafort led, was headquartered at Trump Tower in New York, and Manafort owned New York real estate. Cohen faces almost $300,000 in state and city tax warrants on taxicab medallions he owns and had a business associate, "Taxi King" Evgeny Freidman, who’s pleaded guilty to failing to pay taxes. Even if federal charges are dropped, the prospect of state charges could provide an incentive to cooperate.

Now that the suit moves to the phase of gathering and presenting evidence, it provides the hope that the public will, finally, get to see President Trump’s tax returns and possibly other documentation of his business interests. That, in and of itself, would make the exercise worthwhile. But this suit is about much more than that, or even whether President Trump should divest from one particular hotel. It’s about whether he is subject to the rule of law, and given his efforts to squirm out of his myriad other legal entanglements, that’s an important principle indeed.

That's why the import of US-soybeans won't be big success.

Fascism reveals itself on the Left, not the Right

This is just the latest attempt to censor the American Right by the Left-wing Nazis who run the Silicon Valley tech giants — and it comes about a week after Google/YouTube, Facebook and Twitter were defended by Democrats during a congressional hearing aimed at uncovering improper censoring of conservatives. Some Democratic members even called for outright bans against Infowars and other sites they claim are pushing “conspiracy theories” (by those standards the Washington Post, CNN, The New York Times, USA Today and every other establishment media publication should also be shut down for pushing baseless conspiracies about POTUS Trump and “Russian collusion”).

In addition to curbing Right-leaning, Trump-supporting voices, the social media behemoths are also trying to starve smaller conservative and independent sites to death. Banning or censoring or down-rating content from conservative and independent media also reduces the amount of revenue those sites need to remain in business. And of course, the Left-wing establishment media is right on board with it.

As one reader responded to the linked New York Times article in the above paragraph noted, it’s fascist to use any method aimed at shutting down speech and expression, no matter how offensive you may personally find it. “Choose your fascism,” the reader noted because it’s the same no matter which side of the political fence it’s coming from.

Trump will be out of office a few months after Mueller releases his report, which is certain to be scathing, considering how many of Trump's appointees seem to spend their spare hours meeting with Russian officials and then lying about it.