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1. President Trump has signed an executive order making employees at organizations that support transgender youth care and DEI ineligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
This could impact thousands of schools, hospitals, and nonprofits.
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This could impact thousands of schools, hospitals, and nonprofits.
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Trump Makes Supporting Trans People Ineligible For Public Service Loan Forgiveness Via EO
The executive order could impact thousands of civil rights organizations, schools, hospitals, and more.
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March 10, 2025 at 4:17 PM
1. President Trump has signed an executive order making employees at organizations that support transgender youth care and DEI ineligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
This could impact thousands of schools, hospitals, and nonprofits.
Subscribe to support my journalism.
This could impact thousands of schools, hospitals, and nonprofits.
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UPDATE—Mahmoud's attorney says they do NOT know where he is.
They were first told he was sent to an ICE facility in Elizabeth, NJ. But when his 8-month-pregnant wife tried to visit him, she was told he's not there.
They've received reports he may be sent as far away as Louisiana.
They were first told he was sent to an ICE facility in Elizabeth, NJ. But when his 8-month-pregnant wife tried to visit him, she was told he's not there.
They've received reports he may be sent as far away as Louisiana.
March 9, 2025 at 7:58 PM
UPDATE—Mahmoud's attorney says they do NOT know where he is.
They were first told he was sent to an ICE facility in Elizabeth, NJ. But when his 8-month-pregnant wife tried to visit him, she was told he's not there.
They've received reports he may be sent as far away as Louisiana.
They were first told he was sent to an ICE facility in Elizabeth, NJ. But when his 8-month-pregnant wife tried to visit him, she was told he's not there.
They've received reports he may be sent as far away as Louisiana.
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"We need to push back on the narrative that some people deserve less because of how they’re born, who they love, how they arrived here, or what they may have done in the past."
@rachellayown.bsky.social writes about "Like a Hammer" @haymarketbooks.org
@rachellayown.bsky.social writes about "Like a Hammer" @haymarketbooks.org
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"We need to push back on the narrative that some people deserve less because of how they’re born, who they love, how they arrived here, or what they may have done in the past."
@rachellayown.bsky.social writes about "Like a Hammer" @haymarketbooks.org
@rachellayown.bsky.social writes about "Like a Hammer" @haymarketbooks.org