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U.S. Court Upholds Most Of Texas Law To Punish ‘Sanctuary Cities’
AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court panel on Tuesday upheld most of a Republican-backed Texas law to punish “sanctuary cities,” allowing it to remain in effect while the case is being fought in a lower court.
The law was the first of its kind since Republican Donald Trump became president in January 2017, promising to crack down on illegal immigration and communities that protect the immigrants.
The Housing Crisis Didn’t Just Happen, It Was Created
Affordable Housing Matters
We didn’t just end up in the housing crisis; we’ve always been there. Based on the lack of progress and widespread inequities when it comes to access to housing, we’ve actually been there far too long.
The type of housing that we stand in need of now, is practically the same housing we marched for in the 1960s. Back then, leaders and civil rights groups joined together to demand housing that was safe, decent and affordable. And, as a result of their efforts, in 1968 the Fair Housing Act was passed.
Lakeith Smith Got 65 Years For The Death of a 16-Year-Old Killed By Police
Much has been made of the fact that a black teenager laughed openly in court after being sentenced to 65 years in prison.
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Teen laughs, but unamused judge hands down 65-year sentence
An Alabama teen laughed at a judge’s comment during his sentencing hearing Thursday.
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Republicans in Congress Are So Eager to Slash Food Stamps
