Jacqueline Rodriguez
speaker
41 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Aug
Jacqueline Rodriguez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Trump kicked off his speech by touting his administration's efforts to ban transgender students from playing school sports and removing quote far left extremism from the classroom.
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He also hailed what will soon become the first nationwide private school choice program.
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Thirty-one states have already opted into the program, which will go into effect next year.
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The president also praised Secretary McMahon for her efforts to dwindle down the operations of the Education Department, which has been a central goal of the second Trump administration.
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Janaki Metha and Pierre News.
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President Trump kicked off his speech by touting his administration's efforts to ban transgender students from playing school sports and removing quote far left extremism from the classroom.
He also hailed what will soon become the first nationwide private school choice program.
Thirty-one states have already opted into the program, which will go into effect next year.
The president also praised Secretary McMahon for her efforts to dwindle down the operations of the education department, which has been a central goal of the second Trump administration.
Janaki Metha and PR News.
Siblings Kaylee and Cody Brundle grew up near the Jersey Shore.
Both of them are blind, and Cody, who's 27, also has autism.
And after high school, for years, he was in a kind of limbo until now.
His family has found a community based program funded by Medicaid, where he learns life skills like job training at Jersey Mike's, where he loves bopping lettuce.
You have to bang it down a couple of times to loosen the
Work.
But now the Justice Department has said it will no longer enforce a legal protection that says states must provide services for adults with disabilities in their community.
Here's Cody's sister Kaylee.
The law hasn't changed, but the administration may no longer enforce it.
Shinaki Metha and Peer News.
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