Title 42 remains tool at border as court weighs its future
The Las Vegas Review-Journal notes Title 42, used by the Biden administration to curb migration during the pandemic, faces legal challenges as justices consider if the policy can persist after the public health emergency ends. Critics say the policy masks immigration failures while supporters urge control at the border. The Supreme Court paused lower court rulings, leaving Congress and the administration to decide future steps.
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Court Should Protect Charter Schools From State Actor Rulings
Washington Post columnist argues the Supreme Court should hear a case on whether charter schools like Charters Day School qualify as state actors. The piece contends charters are publicly funded and open to all, yet face litigation over dress codes and gender norms, risking curbing school choice.
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Hold the Line reflections on Fanone and Jan 6
Lynn Schmidt reflects on Michael Fanone’s courage during the Capitol attack, the complexities of policing and accountability, and how the Jan 6 events influenced public views on crime democracy and elections. The piece ties Fanone’s book to broader political divides and voter sentiment.
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