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Border crossings reach record lows amid implementation of Trump-era enforcement policies

61% Right coverage: 28 sources

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported the lowest number of border crossings in recorded history in June. See the Story

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Border crossings reach record lows amid implementation of Trump-era enforcement policies

Report: Feds Allowed 1,000s of Juvenile Gang Members, Criminals to Become Citizens

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(The Center Square) – Congress has created several programs to allow illegal border crossers claiming to be minors to remain in the U.S. Despite years of documented abuse of the programs, Congress continues to fund them to the tune of…Feds · United States See the Story

Zinke, Sheehy introduce legislation to increase fees on foreign visitors to national parks

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Members of Montana’s congressional delegation have introduced bicameral legislation implementing a presidential order that will charge international visitors to America’s national parks an additional fee. The state’s western congressional Rep. Ryan Zinke, a former Interior Secretary during President Donald Trump’s…Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

Daines Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Ensure Fair Pay for Montanans with Disabilities

Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) has introduced bipartisan legislation to end wage discrimination against workers with disabilities and support their transition into competitive, integrated employment. The Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment Act seeks to phase out the use of subminimum wages for individuals with disabilities—still legal under federal law—and invest in programs that… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

Governor Little Appoints Regina McCrea to First Judicial District Judgeship

Governor Brad Little has appointed Regina McCrea, a seasoned civil litigator with more than two decades of legal experience, to serve as a district judge in Idaho’s First Judicial District, filling a newly created position chambered in Kootenai County. McCrea, the owner and principal attorney of McCrea Law, has practiced law in North Idaho since 2007, focusing on personal injury, wrongful death… SourceCoeur D'Alene · Coeur d'Alene Read Article

Governor Armstrong Appoints Andrew Eyre to Northeast Central Judicial District Judgeship

Governor Kelly Armstrong has appointed Andrew Eyre, an experienced prosecutor with over a decade of service in the Grand Forks County State’s Attorney’s Office, to the bench of the Northeast Central Judicial District. The appointment becomes effective August 29. Eyre, who has served as Assistant State’s Attorney for Grand Forks County since 2013, currently leads the office’s personal crimes team… SourceGrand Forks, North Dakota · Grand Forks Read Article

Gianforte Calls on Congress to Reverse Biden-Era Coal Rule

Governor Greg Gianforte has urged Congress to support two joint resolutions aimed at overturning a Biden administration policy that threatens Montana’s coal industry and could cost the state’s public schools over $4 billion in future revenue. In a letter to lawmakers, Gianforte expressed strong backing for Senate Joint Resolution 61 (S.J.Res.61) and House Joint Resolution 104 (H.J.Res.104)… SourceGreg Gianforte · Helena Read Article

Governor Little Proclaims August as “Keeping Idaho Healthy Month” During Visit with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Governor Brad Little has officially proclaimed August as “Keeping Idaho Healthy Month”, recognizing the state’s leadership in advancing public health initiatives under the national Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. The announcement came during a visit from U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who joined the governor in Boise to celebrate Idaho’s health… SourceRobert F. Kennedy Jr. · Boise Read Article

Judge Eddy should be honest about her partisan past

Montanans have a long and proud tradition of insisting that judges serve the law—not political parties, special interests, or ideological causes. But if we want that system to actually mean something, we need more than rules on paper. We need judicial candidates who are honest with voters—especially about their own political histories. Judge Amy Eddy, a candidate for the Montana Supreme Court… SourceMontana, United States · Montana Read Article

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