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Ryan Walters seeks guidance from Attorney General regarding compliance with Feb. 19 executive order

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Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has formally requested an opinion from the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office regarding President Donald Trump's executive order issued on February 19, 2025.

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Walters seeks Oklahoma AG opinion on impact of Trump order on immigrant students’ education

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s public schools chief has asked for clarity over whether a presidential executive order could block federally funded services to undocumented students.

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Ryan Walters seeks guidance from Attorney General regarding compliance with Feb. 19 executive order

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has formally requested an opinion from the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office regarding President Donald Trump's executive order issued on February 19, 2025.

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Walters seeks Oklahoma AG opinion on impact of Trump order on immigrant students’ education - Sequoyah County Times

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s public schools chief has asked for clarity over whether a presidential executive order could block federally funded services to undocumented students. President Donald Trump issued an executive order Feb. 19 stating “that no taxpayer-funded benefits go to unqualified aliens.” The purpose of Trump’s order is to “prevent taxpayer resources from acting as a magnet and fueling illegal immigration to the United States,” acco

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Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters asks AG Gentner Drummond whether President Trump’s executive order affects federally funded school programs. The post Walters seeks AG’s opinion on impact of Trump order first appeared on The Journal Record.

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Dept. of Ed. Asks AG for Opinion on Compliance with Federal Illegal Immigration Executive Order

The Oklahoma State Department of Education is asking for a formal opinion from Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond on compliance to a federal executive order prohibiting undocumented people from receiving taxpayer-funded benefits. Tulsa World’s Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton writes that State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters’ letter includes specific programs like Title I for low-income students’ educational needs, the National Sch

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