Under Senate Bill 39 (SB39), “specie legal tender” would be a “recognized medium of exchange for the payment of debts and taxes.” This would include gold and silver coins and bullion “issued by the United States government at any time” or that “a court of competent jurisdiction, by final and unappealable order, rules to be within state authority to make or designate as legal tender.”
The post Kansas Senate Committee Passes Bill to Make Gold and Silver Legal Tender, End Taxes on Both first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.
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Subhead:Ideological teachings undermine education and damage Macquarie University’s reputation, say students.#
Macquarie University law students have condemned their course’s growing ideological focus, revealing they have been pressured to perform a “privilege walk” and adopt personas to understand power and status. They say their education has been hijacked by political activism, with a key course convenor now doubling down on controversial assessment criteria.
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The outlet announced it will take legal action seeking to restore its federal funding.
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The Trump administration and politically progressive jurisdictions are playing tug-of-war with school districts on gender identity policies such as access to the opposite sex’s intimate facilities and disclosure of gender transition to parents.
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The Department of Justice announced in a March 3 court filing that it will conduct a “review” of Colorado’s prosecution of Tina Peters, the former… Read More
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Tren de Aragua is a violent transnational gang originating in Venezuela, now operating across Latin America and the United States. It has been linked to human trafficking, drug smuggling, extortion, and violent attacks in multiple U.S. cities. Despite legal challenges attempting to block the deportations, the administration stood firm, arguing that the safety of American citizens comes first. By utilizing emergency…
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Newly submitted court documents reveal just how many members of a ruthless Venezuelan gang are being held in government custody across the U.S.
There are roughly 54 Tren de Aragua (TdA) members currently in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention, according to written testimony provided by Robert Cerna, an acting field office director with ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations division. Around 172 other TdA gangbangers are on the agency’s non-detained docket and approximately 32 members are in criminal custody with ICE detainers lodged against them.
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