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The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), the most trusted barometer of children’s classroom progress, has just delivered bad but expected news. Post COVID-19 lockdown testing found that kids are

July but also a new fiscal year. that means a slew of state laws go into effect. thousands of polarizing changes are altering policies on abortion, firearms and child labor. us several red states, controversial moves have been made there, including in florida. tell us about the changes people need to know about. >> theres a lot going on here, but im going to highlight three major laws starting the immigration. senate bill 1718, a law going into effect as of today. this is a sweeping crackdown th...

Deploying U.S. troops to the southern border to combat drug trafficking and cut illegal immigration is wildly popular among 2024 voters

Some of them tell local nbc affiliate, kcra, that they were made to sign documents they did not understand. they now believe they were deceived, and brought to sacramento under false promises. some of the migrants had immigration court dates scheduled in new york, and in florida. missing those scheduled hearings could derail their immigration proceedings. others were separated from family members. as of friday, just five of the 36 migrants have been reunited with their loved ones. that is the hu...

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Several thousand illegal migrants protested in Florida's streets against Gov. Ron DeSantis's state law that may shrink illegal immigration.

More than 1,000 illegals in Florida protested aGov. Ron DeSantis' law that excludes wage-cutting, illegal migrants from American workplaces.

Is a new immigration law signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis creating panic in the state’s ag community, and there are few bright spots in latest USDA weekly export sales numbers, for the week ending May 11th.

The Dignity Act a bipartisan bill introduced to House of Representatives:provide $25 billion to secure border, expedite asylum processing, mandatory E-Verify, create a seven-year temporary legal status for undocumented immigrants who pass background check and pay a fine.

The Supreme Court’s decision in Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting is a victory for states seeking to curb illegal immigration.