Biometric expansion in immigration policy sparks privacy backlash
The DHS proposes collecting DNA, iris scans, voice prints and photos from over 12 million lawful permanent residents and potential U.S. citizen sponsors to feed facial recognition. Critics call it an overreach, threatening civil liberties and signaling broader surveillance under the Trump administration.
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Republicans expose their hypocrisy in court nomination rhetoric
Washington Post columnist George Will argues that Senate Republicans abandoned their 2016 principle against confirming a Supreme Court nominee during a presidential election year. He notes Democrats could reshape the court if they win seats and criticizes the erosion of prudence and constitutional etiquette in partisan battles.
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Medina Gazette letter guidelines for readers to submit
The Gazette outlines rules for letters to the editor including a 250 word limit, possible edits for brevity, and required verification details such as name full address and telephone number. Submissions may be emailed to letters at Medina Gazette or mailed to 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256.
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Democrats must fight like Republicans over Supreme Court
Dahleen Glanton argues Democrats should mirror Republican tactics to stop or derail a Trump nominee, warning that a conservative majority threatens rights. Pelosi may consider impeachment or other steps, while Barr faces renewed scrutiny for Mueller, Flynn, and Stone cases.
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