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Deportation Squads Don't Come Cheap, French Women Flocking to Marine Le Pen, Fifth Circuit Affirms Right to Film Police: A.M. Links

Elizabeth Nolan Brown | 2.22.2017 9:00 AM

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    Economists and advocates weigh-in on what Trump's plans to escalate deportations would cost (billions) and the effect they could have on the U.S. economy.

  • Chicago Public Schools told principals not to let Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials inside school buildings without a warrant.
  • Harris County, Texas, has ended its participation in an ICE program that deputized local authorities to check the immigration status of anyone jailed and hold people for deportation.
  • Far-right French candidate Marine Le Pen is gaining ground with female voters. "What she is proposing is really different, just like Trump offered something really new," Cindy Blain, a 27-year-old pharmacist in rural France, told Bloomberg. "Maybe if we see Trump succeed, then voters will give her a chance."
  • The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has joined the First and Eleventh Circuits in affirming citizens' First Amendment right to legally film police.
  • A bill filed by Texas lawmaker Kirk Watson (D-Austin) would require all colleges and universities in the state to enact an affirmative consent standard for sex.
  • Ohio considers allowing an unlimited number of charter schools.
  • Women can now get birth control pills without a doctor's prescription in Colorado.

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Elizabeth Nolan Brown is a senior editor at Reason.

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