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A series of federal actions aimed at pressuring states to allow parents to opt out of school vaccine mandates for religious or personal reasons threatens to undermine California’s ironclad ban on such exemptions.

Secondly, Keir Starmer and his European colleagues want to flesh out details of what they hope will be "ironclad" security guarantees - measures to protect and defend Ukraine in the event a peace deal is struck.

The franchise already had ZAZ’s ironclad primary joke to prop it up and make it look shiny against the dull, flagrant copaganda media.

Jeffries’ statement also calls Iran a “sworn enemy of the United States,” and says that it “can never be permitted to become a nuclear-capable power” and that American “commitment to Israel’s security remains ironclad.”

“Dreaming about your future should be a feature of young adulthood that is open to all — not just the wealthy or those with the good fortune to have ironclad access to higher education.”