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Leavitt's comments signal a significant escalation in the federal government's response to pandemic-era fraud. The move prompts concerns about due process, potential targeting of immigrant communities, and the precedent such denaturalization efforts may set for U.S. citizens nationwide. Tensions are rising both locally and nationally as leaders debate appropriate measures, legality, and the impact on one of America's largest Somali diaspora communities. read more
But now you're saying it's the parent's responsibility after all.
#17 | Posted by snoofy at 2026-02-05 12:38 PM | Reply | Flag:
I said nothing of the sorts. I didn't send my kids to failing schools. I was involved with their educations, but yes the school provided the primary foundation for their education.
You're pulling a Clownshack because you know what schools are failing, where they're located and who runs those cities.