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FEATURED STORY FOR MAY 15, 2017
Many predict severe, long-term consequences for the 2020 count and all the programs that rely on it. |
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82,000 Non-English-speaking children in Oklahoma that state Rep. Mike Ritze wants to let federal immigration agents question to determine if they’re U.S. citizens. Under federal law, children have a right to attend public school regardless of immigration status.
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“It is disingenuous to hold that a 16-year-old may never consent to marriage, although New Jersey law permits the very same 16-year-old to consent to sex or obtain an abortion without so much as parental knowledge.”
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