内容摘要：When she arrived at the northern tip of Colombia, she traveled six days through the Darién Gap, landing in Panama on New Year’s Day.

When she arrived at the northern tip of Colombia, she traveled six days through the Darién Gap, landing in Panama on New Year’s Day.

Republican state Sen. Jason Anavitarte, the bill’s sponsor, said in a statement that he “won’t stop working to give Georgia’s parents the tools they need to help keep kids safe online.”NetChoice spokesperson Krista Chavez said the group is not challenging a separate section of the Georgia law that requires age verification for users of online pornography sites.

have made laws aimed at pornography, and ais pending before the U.S. Supreme Court.Georgia’s law says social media services must use “commercially reasonable efforts” to verify someone’s age by July 1.

Services would have to treat anyone who can’t be verified as a minor. Parents of children younger than 16 would have to consent to their children joining a service. Social media companies would be limited in how they could customize ads for children younger than 16 and how much information they could collect on those children, a provision that Thursday’s lawsuit also argues is illegal.To comply with federal regulations, social media companies already ban kids under 13 from signing up for their platforms. “Parents have many existing tools they can choose from to regulate whether and how their minor children use the internet,” the lawsuit states.

But children have been shown to easily evade the bans. Up to

aged 13 to 17 report using a social media platform, with more than a third saying they use them “almost constantly,” the Pew Research Center found., saying their government failed to accept the return of its citizens “in a timely manner.” South Sudan pushed back, saying the person in question was Congolese, but later said

to enter “in the spirit of maintaining friendly relations” with the U.S.South Sudan’s government has struggled since independence from Sudan in 2011 to deliver many of the basic services of a state. Years of conflict have left the country heavily reliant on aid that has been hit hard by another Trump administration decision —

Here’s a look at South Sudan, whose own people had been granted U.S. temporary protected status because of insecurity at home.The euphoria of independence turned to civil war two years later, when rival factions backing President Salva Kiir and deputy Riek Machar opened fire on each other in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, in 2013.