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Firm hired to remove migrants from Florida faces insurance fraud allegations - Vimarsana News

Firm hired to remove migrants from Florida faces insurance fraud allegations

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Canadian company has been paid $45 million by Florida to transport migrants out of state and provide disaster recovery services while defending itself in court against accusations of insurance fraud involving storm clean-up efforts. ARS Global signed a contract with the Department of Emergency Management in May to provide migrant relocation services, six months after ...

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'Certainly intimidation': Louisiana sues EPA for emails of journalists and 'Cancer Alley' residents | US news - Vimarsana News

'Certainly intimidation': Louisiana sues EPA for emails of journalists and 'Cancer Alley' residents | US news

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

'Certainly intimidation': Louisiana sues EPA for emails of journalists and 'Cancer Alley' residents - Vimarsana News

'Certainly intimidation': Louisiana sues EPA for emails of journalists and 'Cancer Alley' residents

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

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Louisiana Sues EPA for Emails With Journalists and Cancer Alley Residents - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Sues EPA for Emails With Journalists and Cancer Alley Residents

Environmental groups fear the unusual records request is an attempt to intimidate critics.

Judge Halts EPA Action in 'Cancer Alley' Civil Rights Case - Vimarsana News

Judge Halts EPA Action in 'Cancer Alley' Civil Rights Case

EPA investigations into violations of the Civil Rights Act in Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley” were ruled as “federal overreach.”