Supreme Court allows Texas border wire removal to proceed
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to overturn an injunction blocking Customs and Border Protection from removing concertina wire placed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. The unsigned order shifts power to federal immigration enforcement, arguing states cannot override federal authority. The decision was issued on an emergency motion, raising questions about the majority’s rationale and the role of federal troops and executive power.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Gazette
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including a 250 word limit and editing for brevity and accuracy. It requests name full address and telephone number for verification and provides email and mailing options with the Medina Ohio address.
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Haley's NH Loss Signals End of Primary Run
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Francis Wilkinson notes Nikki Haley's big defeat in New Hampshire to Donald Trump, with Haley drawing independents while Trump dominates Republicans. The piece argues Haley's voters may linger as a lasting imprint, while moderates and independents could challenge Trump in November.
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