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How will the Supreme Court ruling affect immigration sweeps in Los Angeles?
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Korova Coleman, advocates in Los Angeles are reacting to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that clears the way for immigration and customs enforcement officers to resume random immigration sweeps in the region. As MPR's Adrian Florido reports, the High Court lifted a lower court's order directing agents not to engage in racial profiling.
In July, a federal judge in Los Angeles said immigration agents could not target people based solely on factors like their race, accents, or occupations. Agents had to scale back aggressive roundups in which they'd chased day laborers through hardware store parking lots and rounded up street vendors and car wash workers. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to lift that order. The six conservative justices have done so. Their order was brief and unsigned. Angagudinum is with the LA Worker Centre Network.
Імміграчний агент са на гендо профі, стоп, дитай, арест пло. Because of the color of their skin. The language they speak or the work that they do.
The ACLU has said it'll keep pressing its lawsuit to stop the raids. Adrian Flariva in PR News Los Angeles.
Security officials call it Operation Patriot two point oh and they say they're cleaning up the mess left by the city's sanctuary policies.
What is Operation Patriot and how are authorities responding to sanctuary‑city policies?
Jillian Phillips is a volunteer with a group monitoring ICE actions in Massachusetts. We are seeing a lot of larger groups of agents, and so we just encourage folks to continue to stay aware, to stay vigilant, to know their rights. Boston's mayor says no local resources will be co-opted into the mass deportation agenda. For NPR News, I'm Simon Rios in
Boston. Florida's health department wants to remove school mandates for four vaccines by December. State health officials say it should be up to parents to decide. Remember station W USF, Carrie Sheridan reports hepatitis B and chickenpox are on the
list. Rana Alyssa, the president of the Florida chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, says these vaccines are safe and necessary. For example, pregnant women should not be exposed to chickenpox because their unborn babies might have it and it's severe congenital complications. Other vaccines that Florida could remove from school mandates include Hemophilus influenza type B or HIB. Dr. Alyssa says that's a bacterial infection that can make young children very sick. They have like cold symptoms and all of the sudden they can't even breathe. And they have to be intubated.
Why is Florida considering removing four vaccines from school mandates?
Lawmakers would have to act to lift mandates for other vaccines such as polio and measles. For NPR News, I'm Carrie Sheridan in Tampa. On
Wall Street in pre-market trading, Dow futures are down by about sixteen points. You're listening to NPR. President Trump says the US Education Department will soon issue guidance on protecting the right to prayer in public schools, but the Education Department has long offered guidance, saying students can pray together during lunch and other free periods. Videos made by artificial intelligence are being used to animate the Bible. Аз МПРС Бромфилд, аллад-АІ
Бібл, а т. Б. Стори машине генератислай профит Ежа.
Юлькетюршом. Profit.
The videos made by AI Tools often resemble something out of a fantasy action movie. Max Bard is with the company Prey dot com which makes the videos. He says that's kind of the point. Think of like if we were the Marvel Universe of Faith.
How are AI‑generated videos changing the way the Bible is presented online?
The videos are getting millions of views online, but critics worry they're devoid of spiritual meaning. Brad East is with Christian Abilene University in Texas.
It actually felt like a bad video game.
East says these AI videos rob the Bible of its power. Jeff Brumfield, NPR News.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans has agreed to a two hundred thirty million dollars settlement for survivors of clergy sexual abuse. Lawyers for dozens of survivors who have sued say they're urging their clients to agree to the settlement offer.
What are the details of the $230 million settlement for clergy‑abuse survivors in New Orleans?
News reports say the Prime Minister of Nepal has resigned.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How will the Supreme Court ruling affect immigration sweeps in Los Angeles?
0:00–1:25
2
What is Operation Patriot and how are authorities responding to sanctuary‑city policies?
1:25–2:42
3
Why is Florida considering removing four vaccines from school mandates?
2:42–3:52
4
How are AI‑generated videos changing the way the Bible is presented online?
3:52–4:24
5
What are the details of the $230 million settlement for clergy‑abuse survivors in New Orleans?
4:24–4:36
6
Why did Nepal’s prime minister resign after protests over a temporary social‑media ban?
4:36–4:38