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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Attorney General Dave Yost wants Ohio to officially outlaw “sanctuary cities,” municipalities that limit their cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
We know Ohio State University is the number one college football team in the land. We know OSU is a pretty great school academically, too. But who knew OSU was leading in the area of online degrees? Where does U.S. News and World Report rate the program? Rolling Stone magazine published a terrific piece over the weekend about Cleveland’s Eric Carmen, of the Raspberries, examining his later years and what’s been happening since he died. What are the highlights of the story, and how was the Rock Hall complicit in blocking Carmen’s kids from participating in a celebration of his life?
Sen. Bernie Moreno describes Cleveland public housing as inhumane in a confirmation hearing: Today in Ohio The Supreme Court’s been quite clear immigration is a federal issue, not a local one. And Yoast said, quote, local governments are no more free to make up their own immigration policy than they are to print their own money. So I think that definitely gives us a view into where Yoast wants to go with this. And we’re going to have to see how it plays out in Ohio. You know, because of the squishiness of the sanctuary city term, there’s different ways you can kind of sum up.
until ICE can come collect them on whatever the immigration offenses are here. But, you know, we saw during the last session in Ohio, there was a bill proposed that kind of speaks to this. And the Sylvania township guy who was behind that bill says he’s going to introduce it again. And this gives us a view of what this could look like in Ohio. This bill would would require local police to share information about arrestees with federal immigration authorities, proactive information sharing there.
And Yost is supposed to represent the rights of Ohioans and the citizens of Ohio. So where is he? And he’s doing this, the sanctuary city pandering, but why isn’t he representing the rights of Ohioans and suing the federal government when he has spent the last, what, six years suing them every chance he could?Yeah, it’s Trump’s party. It’s Trump’s priorities. I think that’s pretty clearly where we’re at in Ohio.But he’s running for governor. He’s not supposed to represent Trump.
It’s just sound is amplified, but also the molecules move slower. So plastic, rubber, any kind of lubricant, they become more brittle. So any mechanical system with a lot of angles or motors or pieces, they don’t work as well. And the noise I always notice with my old garage door, we have a new one, but it would creak and it would be so much louder when it was cold and you just feel like it was waking the dead. So, and that noise just travels.
the newsosphere that people are turning away because they don’t want to see all this horrible stuff going on. But there was one extra element of this that Donald Trump talked about yesterday. He was asked whether there was a place in politics for the Proud Boys. And he said, maybe so. We’re talking Brown Shirts right there. He’s saying, if you commit violence and violate the law infielty to me, I’ll wipe clean your records. That’s what the Brown Shirts did.
Once they got all those blue bins back in house, they were only gonna be able to reuse about 10%. So if more folks opt into the recycling program in the future, the city’s gonna have to buy new bins and there’s even more money spent. So this is the dilemma Cleveland is now facing what to do.I’m throwing the flag Courtney. I don’t think it has anything to do with what you just said. I think it has everything to do with this being an election year.
They were excluded from an April private memorial service last year. They even put armed guards at the door to keep the kids and the brother away. And Catherine, the sister, was allegedly barred from speaking at the Rock Hall of Fame celebration. Clayton says Amy threw a tantrum backstage about it, but she claims that the Hall of Fame cut the speech, not her.Look, I get that the spouse gets to make the call at the funeral.
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