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Indigenous headlines for Monday, Sept. 26, 2022
Susan Kelly Power helped open the first urban Indigenous center in the US nearly 70 years ago
PHILADELPHIA – Two plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit versus the City of Philadelphia, suing over claims that its vehicle towing relocation program both fails to abide by due process and provide adequate notice or fair procedures for owners to locate and recover their vehicles after they have been moved, have been compensated to the tune of $15,000 each.
Relocation program which the governor got approved by the legislature and let me have my meeting all democrats that are part of the legislature that approved it, we've been able to protect florida, we are now unfortunately because of the crisis at the border, 2 million people crossing illegally more than 8000 today that's not even counting the god ways florida is becoming a border town, because the governor made it clear that ford is not a century state we've been able to relocate, voluntarily this individual to have crossed illegally in decided that they wanted to go to greener pastures, it's...
So there probably will be a negative side to this. this may be the step too far. >> reporter: governor desantis vows to keep as many migrants out of florida as possible through his relocation program. >> i got 12 million for us to use and so we are going to use it and you are going to see more and more, but i'm going to make sure that we exhaust all those funds. >> reporter: florida is home to the largest populations of cuban and venezuelan immigrants fleeing social dictatorships, but there are deep divisions in the communities. >> there are venezuelans who are hardcore trump supporters. and b...