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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2014

Page

4

Congress urged to pursue comprehensive immigration reform

The piece argues for urgent federal immigration policy reform amid a humanitarian crisis of over 50 000 unaccompanied children from Central America. It notes protests at Murrieta California border facilities and Republican resistance to Obama administration funding and proposed measures, urging lawmakers to balance border control with a clear path to citizenship.

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Quotes From Readers On Local Teen Sports And State Race

Online reader remarks from GCTelegram respond to Holcomb freshman Conner VanCleave with praise for young workers. A Hugoton Republican expresses concern about the current governor, noting the state's need to move forward as 104 moderate Republicans back Democrat Paul Davis in the governor race.

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Letters policy for Garden City Telegram

The Telegram accepts signed letters to the editor under 500 words. Include writer’s address and phone number and expect confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. general thank you letters are preferred. form letters, poems, complaints, or testimonials may not be printed. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online.

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US official backs fence concept on Palestinian land swap

Cal Thomas reports an Obama administration official favors a barrier on the West Bank as part of a land for peace swap, arguing it would secure both sides though critics warn missiles cross fences. The piece critiques Abbas, Hamas, and Palestinian education while noting Gaza casualties and shifts in sympathy toward Israel. It also cites Ofir Gendelman and PMW, and mentions Thomas's book What Works with a Tribune email contact.

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Obama aides face tough questions on foreign policy calm

Washington Post columnist notes President Obama and spokesman Josh Earnest struggle to project tranquility amid crises from Syria and Iraq to Ukraine and Iran. Milbank compares Earnest's role to past press secretaries while detailing a string of international tensions and domestic woes shaping public perception.

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Dirty attack on humble women

Tom Purcell, a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review humor columnist, argues NOW targets the Little Sisters of the Poor for opposing ObamaCare mandates. He notes the order’s long history in care for the elderly, canonization of Jeanne Jugan, and the group’s health policies that avoid funding contraception.

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