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But they were robbed again when Congress passed the Rancheria Act of 1958, which terminated land trust obligations to dozens of California tribes.

His attorney, Amanda Reichek, told Salon that, “Dr. Alter was terminated because he espoused views that are unpopular in today’s conservative, politically-charged climate, in violation of his First Amendment right to free speech.”

From Salon

A number of institutions had started complying with the bill months ahead of SB 1’s enactment, shuttering campus identity centers, terminating DEI staff and eliminating degree programs.

From Salon

Nearly an hour later, he received notice from counsel for the Department of Homeland Security, which filed a motion to terminate Soliman’s removal proceedings around the same time.

From Salon

The global body gave Delhi zoo until April 2025 to either relocate Shankar or improve his care, warning that its membership would be terminated if the deadline was missed.

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