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Gavel Drops As Raskin And Lawler Trade Insults In House Judiciary Shouting Match

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By Mike Jenkins
| The Tampa Free Press Verified
A House Judiciary Committee hearing turned volatile on Tuesday when Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) and Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) engaged in a fierce shouting match over U.S. immigration policies. Lawler was attending the hearing as a guest to introduce a constituent witness, but his opening remarks quickly shifted into a sharp critique of urban immigration enforcement.
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Main Street Goes Big: Small Businesses Hit Record Optimism While Consumers Split Original

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By Mike Jenkins
| The Tampa Free Press Verified
The nationwide consumer mood stayed locked at 90.3 this week, according to the Morning Consult Index of Consumer Sentiment. Yet underneath that flat surface, wealthier and middle-class Americans moved in opposite directions. Confidence among high-income adults dropped 2.8 points to 108.4, wiping out a chunk of the gains they made the week before. This pullback lined up with a downward turn on Wall Street, where the S&P 500 slipped by about 1.6% over the course of the week.
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Jonathan Turley: Supreme Court Birthright Decision Shifts Battle To Congress Original

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By Mike Jenkins
| The Tampa Free Press Verified
Following the Supreme Court’s 6–3 ruling to uphold birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara, law professor and FOX News contributor Jonathan Turley stated that the political and legal battle over the policy will now shift directly to the American electorate and the legislative branch. Appearing on FOX News on Tuesday, Turley characterized the ruling as a definitive judicial baseline, though he acknowledged the deep divisions and historical debates surrounding the Fourteenth Amendment.
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