Editorial questions Trump and Sessions on ending DACA
The piece argues the administration’s move to end DACA lacks clear legal rationale and urges Congress to act. It questions why a six month wind‑down was chosen, whether Trump can reinstate DACA, and what authority the president has to follow through on a promised review. It notes Dreamers face ongoing uncertainty and calls for fuller explanations.
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Donald Trump
Jeff Sessions
Congress
House
Paul Ryan
R-Wis
Ryan
Barack Obama
U.S
Justice Department
Trump
Sessions
Daca
Community letters support Westemeyer for ICCSD board
Readers praise Laura Westemeyer for her leadership in education and community service. They cite her work with the Children’s Center for Therapy and PSTO boards, highlighting commitment to all students, especially those with special needs, as she seeks a Cedar Rapids area school board seat.
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Iowa City School Board
Laura Westemeyer
PSTO
Northwest Junior High
West High School
Children’s Center For Therapy
CCT
Westemeyer
ICCSD
Michelle Schupmann
Iowa City
Iowa Aims to Shape DACA Fallout in Immigration Debate
Adam Sullivan argues Iowa should play a pivotal role as Trump powers to end DACA tests federal authority. He notes local officials resist mass deportations, cites 65 federal agencies versus 17,000 local ones, and mentions Iowa City and attorneys general suing over DACA while lawmakers debate executive overreach and legal status for Dreamers.
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Iowa
Trump
Dave Loebsack
Congress
Loebsack
White House
U.S
D.C
Daca
Barack Obama
Chuck Grassley
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Obama
Iowa City
Tom Miller
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Cedar Rapids
Matt Myers
C.R
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Brad Hart
Hart
Chamber of Commerce
United Way
Young Parents Network
Horizons
Washington, D.C
Chattanooga’ Times Free Press
Clay Bennett
Post Writers Group
Qg.com
Adam Sullivan
Liberty
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