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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 2020

Page

4

Congress urged to pass immigration reform for Dreamers

The Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from ending DACA, leaving Dreamers protected temporarily. The piece argues DACA is a stopgap and calls on Congress to craft a path to citizenship, noting broad public support and pragmatic needs in health care, education, and essential services.

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Letters on race, politics, and Medina pool amid unrest

A reader letter discusses demonstrations over George Floyd in Minneapolis, racism and harassment in workplaces, and Medina County politics amid Confederate flag debates. The writer critiques auditor Mike Kovack’s activism and worries about Medina’s city pool reopening during COVID-19, noting pool demand and costs to open.

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Waiving Credit Card Fees for Taxes and Pool Debate

Readers urge waiving the 2.5 percent credit card fee on real estate tax payments as a relief to taxpayers. They note forbearance and rebates help many, especially the unemployed and seniors, and call out budgeting issues amid debates over opening Memorial Pool and funding projects.

Trump plan and call for unity in race issues speech

Cal Thomas urges President Trump to unveil reforms in policing and acknowledge systemic racism. The piece anticipates a Tulsa rally break, notes 800000 ticket requests, and envisions a plan pairing white evangelical churches with African American communities led by HUD Secretary Ben Carson to address racism and poverty through faith and private initiative.

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