NAACP Border Protests Plan Faces South Carolina Pushback
South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon warns he may sue the NAACP if border patrol protests proceed to urge visitors to cut tourism dollars in the state. NAACP leaders say the protests will go ahead, viewing them as part of a broader boycott over the Confederate flag display at the State House. The plan includes rest-stop and welcome-center actions possibly starting this month along I 77 and other routes with billboards and highway messaging.
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Redistricting trial centers on race and lines in South Carolina
A three week federal redistricting trial focused on racial issues as lawmakers clash with a vetoed plan. A three judge panel now draws House Senate and US House districts, hoping to finish by mid March before candidate filing for June primaries.
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