Another budgetary impasse threatens public school districts, low income Pennsylvanians, county governments, public transit riders, libraries and those who rely on “discretionary” state funding.
Business groups object. So do some liberal policy organizations.
The Bucks County Republican lawmaker has been on both sides of the Right to Contraception Act.
Tuesday’s decision rejects an order President Donald Trump issued at the start of his second term, declaring that children born to people who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens.
“To let this continue fails to consider principles embodied in the Fourth and Fifth Amendments of our Constitution and violates important protections for immigrants reflected in our laws,” said Vanessa Stine, senior staff attorney of ACLU PA.
The Department of Justice could now appeal the ruling, as it has in other states.
“The magic of the evening is the community that is created through the sharing of the work and the discussions that follow,” said Arts & Cultural Council of Bucks County Board Member Louise Levy.
Journalists can start to tell these stories more accurately and effectively by including the “many different faces of homelessness” rather than zeroing in on dehumanizing stereotypes.
“This is not innovation; it is a catastrophic greenhouse gas smoke screen,” said Wayne David Bell, Falls Township resident.
The event is part of a national weekend of action and aims to bring people together to advocate for social justice, voting rights and civic engagement.
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