Tag: civil rights
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Oregon Senator Sounds Alarm on Family Courts—Raising Questions Californians Should Not Ignore
Oregon is experiencing increasing scrutiny over family courts, spurred by Senator Suzanne Weber’s concerns about unchecked judicial power and limited transparency. Complaints have emerged from constituents highlighting systemic issues, echoing similar criticisms in California. The lack of accountability and federal funding influences demand nationwide reform, though responses remain sparse.
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San Diego’s $30 Million Police Payout Over the Killing of 16-Year-Old Konoa Wilson: What Went Wrong, and What Comes Next?
San Diego’s record-setting $30 million settlement over the police killing of 16-year-old Konoa Wilson is more than a financial headline — it’s a warning sign. Despite five years of post-Floyd reforms, a teenager running away from gunfire was shot in the back by an officer who never issued a warning. As investigations stall and taxpayers…
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California Launches Portal to Report ICE Agents—Using Your Tax Dollars to Shield Illegal Immigrants
California has launched a publicly funded online portal for residents to report federal immigration agents, aimed at documenting misconduct. Critics argue it intimidates federal officers and undermines U.S. law enforcement, framing it as a taxpayer-funded “Dox ICE” tool. This move coincides with heightened fears of deportation among immigrant communities.
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