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“Exploring all options”: Advocates vow to fight Florida state college ban on undocumented students Original

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By Sabrina Maggiore Verified
| WFTV-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified
ORLANDO, Fla. — A ban on undocumented students attending Florida’s 28 public colleges is not a done deal yet. Channel 9 first told you earlier this week about new eligibility rules which require students applying to Florida’s public colleges to provide proof of citizenship or that they are “lawfully present in the United States” before enrolling. Now, advocates say they’re preparing to challenge the rules.
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“Exploring all options”: Advocates vow to fight Florida state college ban on undocumented students

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By Sabrina Maggiore Verified
| Flipboard
5 hours ago New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani argued a true celebration of patriotism should confront both the nation’s ideals and its flaws, in a speech Friday on the eve of America’s 250th birthday. The speech, meant to contrast to President Donald Trump’s planned remarks at Mount Rushmore, was steeped in …
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Person of interest named in killing of “kindhearted” Kissimmee grandfather Original

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By Sabrina Maggiore Verified
| WFTV-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — A 71-year-old killed in Kissimmee Thursday is being remembered as a church-going man who “loved spending time with his family.” Charles Harper died Thursday morning after he was found with visible blunt force trauma injuries outside a home on Heather Way. According to his obituary, he is survived by his wife, daughter, stepchildren, and 6 grandchildren. On Tuesday, the Kissimmee Police Department named a “Person of interest” in Harper’s homicide investigation.
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