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Redistricting in Indiana faces ultimate test in state Senate

45% Left coverage: 29 sources

A proposal to redraw Indiana’s congressional boundaries faces its first public test in the state Senate on Monday, with no clarity on whether it can pass a final vote later in the week despite months of pressure from President Donald Trump. See the Story

Education Department Recalls Hundreds of Civil Rights Employees It Placed on Leave

Washington DC · Washington

Education Department Recalls Hundreds of Civil Rights Employees It Placed on Leave

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Samuel Corum/Sipa USA via APThe Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is in the process of recalling hundreds of employees it placed on paid administrative leave, acknowledging it could not keep up with civil rights complaints without them.The move was first reported by USA Today, and confirmed by NOTUS. Employees were asked in an email on Friday to return to work, and have been instructed to return in person to their regional office…See the Story

Immigration Enforcement Bill Heads to Full Senate After Party-Line Vote

Senate · Fort Wayne

Immigration Enforcement Bill Heads to Full Senate After Party-Line Vote

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INDIANAPOLIS A proposed immigration enforcement bill that would require all state-funded agencies to comply with federal immigration laws and provide training on immigration cleared a Senate committee Tuesday.Senate Bill 76, authored by State Sen. Liz Brown, would require all law enforcement agencies to comply with federal law and receive training on immigration. The bill also would track and report the immigration status of noncitizens receivin…See the Story

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