"That's it Evan, I'm out," O'Leary said, rescinding his offer.
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In rescinding it, DeVos said she was correcting federal overreach.
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Last week, the two parties proposed rescinding the 2016 decision.
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He floated the possibility of rescinding press credentials in response.
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The evidence is clear: rescinding DACA will hurt the economy.
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In June, Mr. Trump signed an order rescinding the practice.
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Jimmy Kimmel took aim at the president for rescinding DACA.
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It also said it would consider rescinding the rule entirely.
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Rescinding the current guidance will harm our most vulnerable children.
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It was ... No, it was on rescinding birthright citizenship. Yeah.
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By rescinding Obama-era policies, DeVos has made an immediate mark.
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You&aposve got to give a better explanation for rescinding DACA.
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Rajasekhar did not give any reason for rescinding last week's order.
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"Letting it expire is different than immediately rescinding it," said Stein.
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Shrinking or rescinding the monument now would raise many thorny questions.
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Sessions released the official memo rescinding previous guidance on Thursday afternoon.
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The Education and Justice departments teamed up in rescinding the order.
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The FCC is expected to vote on rescinding net neutrality rules .
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Is this the crackup, with all these Republicans rescinding their endorsements?
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The department did not issue a timeline for rescinding the order.
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Is he taking care of the farmer by rescinding these rules?
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Trump knows rescinding the DACA program was a politically fraught move.
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The Obama administration in its final days had proposed rescinding those exemptions.
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"I don't see Paul rescinding his endorsement," said fellow Wisconsin GOP Rep.
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Rescinding TPS would be counterproductive for the U.S. and for El Salvador.
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Trump in 2017 signed legislation rescinding the so-called "representative payee" rule.
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Tech companies quickly spoke out against the White House rescinding the protections.
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DeVos is also facing a lawsuit from a group of state attorneys general for rescinding Obama-era regulations that were intended to stop for-profit colleges from taking advantage of students, and one for rescinding student loan regulations.
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And after the immigration orders, the rescinding of the transgender bathroom rules, etc.
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On Friday, Trump ordered the Department of Labor to consider rescinding the regulations.
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Ryan himself is not rescinding his endorsement of Trump, according to ABC News.
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Conroy briefly resigned before later rescinding his resignation and returning to his post.
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The brazen policy of rescinding insurance after a citizen became ill led Rep.
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Parliament is expected to consider measures rescinding both laws in the coming weeks.
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And I'd particularly like to thank Michael Fullilove for not rescinding the invitation.
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For many LGBT Dreamers, the rescinding of DACA compounds a sense of persecution.
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Trump is rescinding the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Trump is now rescinding this guidance, which can be done with a simple signature.
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SAYS IT IS RESCINDING GUIDANCE TO "MORE COMPLETELY CONSIDER THE LEGAL ISSUES"
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Rescinding and potentially re-issuing such rules will take several years, engendering significant litigation.
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Most people know about the Federal Communications Commission rescinding network neutrality rules, for example.
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Three months after taking office, Mr. Trump issued an executive order rescinding the ban.
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Before the federal law, Golden Rule was among those insurers criticized for rescinding policies.
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Public opposition to rescinding the program had mounted recently amid protests around the country.
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Trump announces he'll be rescinding the order that gave Obamacare subsidies to the poor.
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The agency is currently accepting public comments before formally rescinding part of the rule.
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To be sure, rescinding the order wouldn't mean the death of all electric cars.
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President Trump has said that rescinding the executive order would put our nation at risk.
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"Apart from the rescinding of waivers, conversation on the other items will continue," he said.
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There is nothing preventing any attorney general from revising or rescinding any such internal policy.
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As the project stalled, the government considered rescinding the contract to hold a new auction.
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President Trump should think very carefully about the intended and unintended consequences of rescinding DACA.
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And Ryan reportedly stressed on the call that he wasn't rescinding his endorsement of Trump.
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By rescinding Obama's guidance, they have given the country permission to continue hurting us, too.
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The accord will also result in the rescinding of the contract between the two parties.
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Harvard University announced it was rescinding Weinstein's Du Bois medal, awarded to him in 2014.
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EPA's actions in rescinding or delaying rules are stumbling in court at a high rate.
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He no doubt thinks he is further helping the Gallagher family by rescinding those awards.
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But they said the Trump administration's justifications for rescinding the program did not withstand scrutiny.
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It is clear, though, that Mr. Trump's order rescinding DACA opens recipients up to deportation.
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So, rescinding this waiver — granted five years ago — is a brazen attack on state authority.
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Yale announced Monday it was rescinding the student's admission in the wake of the scandal.
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So it's easy to think rescinding this policy would increase costs for low-income people.
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Mashable even called it the best smartphone on the planet before rescinding its Mashable Choice award.
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Rescinding the school guidance created the absence of a position for recipients of federal education money.
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I feel personally responsible for every LaGuardia student who is harmed by the rescinding of DACA.
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Promising funding to buy back Tesla shares and take the company private, then rescinding the promise?
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Approval would require rescinding Executive Order 2900, which has been in place since the Johnson administration.
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Stern, who first spoke out on rescinding the rule two years ago, recalled writing the ban.
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Last year, he issued an executive order rescinding the CPP and putting forward his own plan.
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Rescinding these regulations will not result in a race to the bottom where polluters go unchecked.
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This isn't the first time state attorneys general have sued DeVos for rescinding Obama-era regulations.
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Withholding or rescinding ceremonial honors is petty and shows a narrowness of spirit and of mind.
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But in 1995, Mr. Bush wrote a letter to the rifle association rescinding his lifetime membership.
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But despite President Trump's June 2700 executive order rescinding it, the practice was never completely suspended.
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Enhanced health care could easily be paid for by rescinding just part of this big giveaway.
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In addition to rescinding DACA, he has ended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, Nicaraguans and Sudanese.
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Even government concessions, including the rescinding of the social security reform, did not quell the unrest.
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He's rescinding regulation — even one that banned the use of a pesticide linked to Parkinson's disease.
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Rescinding or altering a national monument designation would be new ground for the government, he said.
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As Politico reports, the four-page long letter offers a legal rationale for rescinding the guidance.
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"The previous administration's executive I am rescinding was meant to serve a narrow political agenda," Edwards said.
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Brandy's comeback single is a blues-tinged breakup song — rescinding all possession of The Boy in question.
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"It's not so easy that the next president can just say, 'No, I'm rescinding that,'" Craig says.
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He previously stated that "good people don't smoke marijuana," and is now rescinding the Obama-era memo.
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But it is the final approach, rescinding a regulation altogether, that is the trickiest to pull off.
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It's hard to imagine another industry getting away with rescinding services that have already been paid for.
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However, the FCC is considering rescinding the rule, though it has yet to vote on the matter.
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The Department of Education is rescinding memos describing how public schools should accommodate students who have disabilities.
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Rescinding citizenship is highly unusual, and the move came after authorities began an investigation following the report.
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So props to Sam for stepping up when basically everyone couldn't, and singlehandedly rescinding Jorah's death sentence.
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The event came despite the Trump administration rescinding pro-transgender bathroom guidance from the Obama White House.
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This week, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced that she's rescinding it, putting students like Abby at risk.
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At the time Trump announced the rescinding of the program, about 690,000 people were protected under DACA.
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Yet by rescinding Holder's memo, the Trump administration is beginning to undo the work of its predecessors.
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Hodges didn't change any of that, just as rescinding the military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy didn't.
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It's about rules: whether in rescinding DACA, the president adhered to the core principles of administrative law.
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It's about rules: whether in rescinding DACA, the president adhered to the core principles of administrative law.
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In all, though, just three Senate Republicans and 20 in the House, voted against rescinding the law.
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That "new" deadline expired almost 2202 years ago, with 2628 states ratifying the ERA and five rescinding.
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Yet if the EPA ends up rewriting or rescinding the Clean Power Plan, it may not matter.
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With the Trump administration rescinding DACA months ago, more are facing the threat of deportation every day.
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For people like Dodie, who've opted into the YouTuber lifestyle, rescinding boundaries is more par for the course.
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Pelosi's office later noted that the speaker wasn't rescinding Trump's invitation, just suggesting a delay, according to Slate.
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The Treasury acknowledged the risks of rescinding the OLA, while noting it had "serious defects" that needed refining.
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Delta and United join a growing list of major companies rescinding discounts or other offers for NRA members.
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"The previous administration's executive (order) I am rescinding was meant to serve a narrow political agenda," he said.
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Rescinding a monument hasn't been tested in court, and the Antiquities Act didn't specifically give presidents that power.
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A Republican lawmaker is rescinding his bill to sell off millions of acres of federally owned land. Rep.
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Rescinding it would take many back to the times where they felt frightened and insecure at every move.
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First, Mr. President, please take back the cruel idea of rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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But Sessions, who has close ties to at least one private prison operator, ended up rescinding that order.
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Just days before Harvey struck, the Trump administration took a step backward by rescinding a national flood standard.
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But consumer groups say that rescinding the underwriting provision would essentially gut the protections offered by the rule.
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Other Republican candidates for governor were also eager to weigh in in favor of rescinding the tax break.
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But this year, the agency has proposed delaying compliance and rescinding tougher underwriting requirements that lenders would face.
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They say Trump created the crisis by rescinding DACA and it's not up to Democrats to make concessions.
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In his first act in his new role, Mr. Boente announced that he was rescinding Ms. Yates's order.
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President Obama is rescinding his proposal to open the Atlantic Coast to offshore drilling after encountering strong opposition.
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The other side: The Trump administration has argued before the courts that rescinding DACA would deter migrant flows.
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The Trump administration's official letter rescinding the Obama guidance was sent on January 19, just eight days later.
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Pruitt was present Tuesday when Trump signed the executive order to begin the process of rescinding or revising WOTUS.
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Separately, he proposed rescinding support for parts of the Lifeline program, which subsidizes phone service for low-income consumers.
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Rescinding an invitation to speak on campus should be made only "in the rarest of circumstances," the guide instructs.
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Rescinding them allows the states to dictate this personal choice, and puts trans students across the country in danger.
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At first, he made light of Trump rescinding his White House invitation to Golden State Warriors MVP Steph Curry.
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In March, President Trump signed an order rescinding the Broadband Privacy rule, allowing ISPs to sell consumer browsing data.
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We must resist responding to this threat by simply hardening borders, rescinding access and limiting the capabilities of technology.
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Trump announced last year that he was rescinding DACA with a six-month delay so Congress could pass legislation.
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One claim making the rounds is that rescinding the power plant regulations will result in dirty air and water.
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Now, Blizzard Entertainment is facing criticism for banning Blitzchung from competitions for a year and rescinding his prize money.
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The slams in the media Trump received after rescinding DACA informed him that he needed to make this deal.
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Oil industry sources said Nigeria has also been increasingly vocal about rescinding licenses that are not being actively developed.
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Art experts say the National Gallery's cancellation has a significant impact, akin to rescinding an Oscar from an actor.
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Hospital associations, health worker labor unions (including Nurses United), and the American Medical Association have publicly condemned rescinding DACA.
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Rescinding DACA would be a huge step backward for a nation that has always prided itself on its forbearance.
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Tuesday, Trump tossed another boulder into lawmakers' backpacks by rescinding protections for immigrant "dreamers" and inviting Congress to act.
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Washington (CNN)Faculty members at Lehigh University have voted overwhelmingly in favor of rescinding President Donald Trump's honorary degree.
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Andy Beshear, Kentucky's Democratic attorney general who campaigned on rescinding the state's mandate, is poised to defeat Republican Gov.
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Perhaps the best way for Republicans to save themselves is by rescinding tens of billions of this unnecessary spending.
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Congressional Democrats and student advocates said rescinding the rule would leave the scandal-scarred for-profit college industry unchecked.
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President Donald Trump, a Republican, signed an executive order in March ordering the agency to consider rescinding the rule.
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After the president and Department of Homeland Security announced that they are rescinding the initial 2012 DACA program on Sept.
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The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it was rescinding the policy, explaining that it was an abuse of executive power.
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The University of Notre Dame in Indiana also said it was rescinding the honorary degree it awarded Cosby in 1990.
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The reality is the OMB will not balance the budget by rescinding $28503 billion to $22019 billion in foreign assistance.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced in September that the administration was rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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In an unprecedented move, the Kennedy Center is rescinding a pair of its most prestigious awards given to Bill Cosby.
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"The previous administration's executive I am rescinding was meant to serve a narrow political agenda," Edwards said in a statement.
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Stephens sees the rescinding of the invitation as a lamentable surrender by the venerable magazine to mob protest on Twitter.
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But rescinding the initial travel ban doesn't necessarily guarantee that the courts will throw out the pending lawsuits against it.
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Rescinding the current California Clean Cars waiver would be a dramatic shift in policy; such a move has no precedent.
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The Treasury has recommended rescinding the "payday lending" rule, which threatened to cut off the poorest Americans from viable credit.
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In rescinding DACA, Trump gave Congress until March 5 to come up with a legislative fix protecting enrollees from deportation.
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"School shootings are a grave and preventable problem, but rescinding the school discipline guidance is not the answer," she said.
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The EPA began the process of rescinding the regulation last year and is taking input on what should replace it.
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Judge Alsup ruled that the administration had abused its discretion and had acted arbitrarily and capriciously in rescinding the program.
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Last year, the Interior Department announced it would suspend the methane waste rule while it considered weakening or rescinding it.
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But when she got off the plane, the school emailed her, formally rescinding its audition invitation because of the scandal.
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Microsoft responded strongly to the Trump administration's decision on Tuesday to move toward rescinding or replacing DACA within six months.
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The organization predicts that, over the next decade, the national GDP could take a $460.3 billion hit by rescinding DACA.
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That deadline is seen as somewhat artificial because of a federal court ruling last month blocking the rescinding of DACA.
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India imposed additional tariffs on US goods in retaliation for the US rescinding India's preferential trade status earlier this month.
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Hatch said in a statement rescinding the program would further complicate a U.S. immigration system sorely in need of legislative reform.
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But the big threat being tossed out there by New York is the possibility of rescinding the merger within state lines.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday that the United States will be "evaluating" rescinding China's currency manipulation designation, without providing details.
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Sections that reflected Holder-era charging policies were removed, consistent with a memo Sessions issued in May 2017 rescinding those policies.
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Wardlaw and Nguyen also said the plaintiffs would likely win on their claim that rescinding DACA would violate federal administrative law.
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Immigration authorities have started combing old citizenship applications for fraud, with the intent of rescinding citizenship if any evidence is found.
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It also calls for urgent political reforms within Myanmar, including rescinding discriminatory laws, restructuring the Tatmadaw, and removing its current leadership.
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"Rescinding this would send the message that there is no longer a concern about discrimination in our schools," Ms. Leuzzi said.
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Rescinding the nuclear deal could raise alarm in Russia and would also impact other countries that are part of the agreement.
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But the Wednesday lawsuit specifically pertains to a provision in the order rescinding Obama's withdrawals of certain areas for offshore drilling.
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Joe Heck angered conservatives by rescinding his Trump endorsement, all the while frustrating Democrats who had wanted him to break sooner.
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Reaction was swift and divisive, culminating in the Trump administration's first "Dear Colleague" letter rescinding the guidance without offering a replacement.
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Sessions's memo rescinding the Obama-era guidance said, however, that federal prosecutors could decide how aggressively to pursue marijuana-related cases.
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To be consistent with full repeal, any replacement package should be based on rescinding this new spending and its flawed financing.
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Trump later signed an executive order rescinding the policy, and the administration acknowledged that the practice impacted thousands of migrant children.
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Once the effective date is delayed, Trump can push agencies toward rescinding or modifying these regulations before they ever take effect.
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Trump ordered Interior on Wednesday to consider rescinding or changing dozens of national monuments Obama created to protect land and water.
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By rescinding these regulations, DeVos is complying with the Trump administration's larger effort to dramatically reduce regulations across all federal departments.
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On Wednesday, former White House aide Kathy Kraninger, now atop the CFPB, proposed rescinding the heart of the payday lending rule.
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The Administrative Procedures Act requires the same notice-and-comment process for rescinding final rules as it does for promulgating them.
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Mr. Trump's new order was largely symbolic, rescinding an already obsolete executive order that President Barack Obama signed in January 2009.
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According to a source familiar with the meeting, the council discussed rescinding the firm's designation, but no decision has been made.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether the president was rescinding the invite for the entire Golden State Warriors team, or Curry specifically.
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Harvard has already courted controversy by rescinding its offer of a fellowship to Manning after the invitation was met with criticism.
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" Rescinding the award, he said, is "one way we can make clear that this conduct is not acceptable in any way.
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A report revealed earlier this month that the department was rescinding dozens of documents outlining the rights of students with disabilities.
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Instead of rescinding their endorsements or resigning from their positions on Trump's advisory board, many leaders doubled down on their support.
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Some Republicans say the March 5 deadline lost its power last month when a federal court blocked the rescinding of DACA.
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It was there that Trump's brain trust decided it was best to issue the new executive order while rescinding the older one.
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College counselors say that depending on the institutions, the repercussions could range from schools canceling a student's applications to rescinding admissions offers.
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Trump declared in September 0003 that he was rescinding DACA, a decision that was temporarily blocked by a federal court last November.
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Rescinding the Obama guidance isn't going to take anything away from the schools and districts that have already implemented their own policies.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday, after much speculation, that the Trump administration is rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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The Trump administration has also signaled that it would consider rescinding California's waiver altogether, although the draft proposal does not mention this.
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Christopher Callahan, the dean of ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, says the university is rescinding Rose's 2015 award.
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A lower court judge said the rescinding meant Shultz had not suffered an "adverse employment action" to support her Title VII claim.
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While Congress was away, Trump started talking about rescinding some of that money, working with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.
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But as long as it is in pursuit of greater transparency and an accountability overhaul, rescinding these regulations is the right move.
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"But rescinding these documents doesn't change the court decisions that they cite, nor anyone's rights or responsibilities under the law," she said.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke will then made recommendations, such as rescinding or changing previous monuments or asking Congress to change the law.
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Third, five states that initially ratified the Equal Rights Amendment wound up rescinding their approval before the original deadline of seven years.
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The administration said at the time rescinding the guidance gave states the power to decide what is best for their Medicaid programs.
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Trump announced last year that he would be rescinding the program, giving lawmakers a six-month window to pass a legislative solution.
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Those groups hope to bring a national class action that includes allegations Trump did not follow proper administrative procedures in rescinding DACA.
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" The ministry has therefore, it said, "demanded cancellation and rescinding of degree and school credit from seven students who are professional entertainers.
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Instead, it focuses on rescinding Obama-era disciplinary policies, improving mental health services and training school personnel in the use of firearms.
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The E.P.A. is expected to issue a legal justification and plan for rescinding the Clean Power Plan as soon as this week.
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Some schools, however, said they had no mechanism for rescinding honorary degrees, which are largely symbolic and frequently presented to commencement speakers.
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Ryan noted that he isn't rescinding his endorsement of Trump, despite refusing to campaign with him or defend the nominee going forward.
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However, because it has not yet come into effect, rescinding the rule would have little impact on reversing historic coal job losses.
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Many believe the president could follow-up by rescinding Pakistan's non-NATO ally status or declaring Islamabad a state sponsor of terrorism.
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As president, he has signed three orders banning entry of most people from several Muslim-majority countries as well as rescinding DACA.
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Duke University's DeWitt Wallace Center is rescinding an award given to journalist Charlie Rose after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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The university announced on Monday that it was rescinding Dr. He's contract and canceling all of his teaching and research activities there.
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Hiring is, quite literally, the heart and soul of our company and rescinding Assaf's offer was not a decision we took lightly.
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There is speculation that the Trump administration will use the delay in the rule's full implementation to put forth another rule rescinding it.
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"Rescinding the Cole memo is not just an attack on sensible marijuana policy—it's an attack on civil and human rights," she added.
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Civil rights groups countered that rescinding the guidance would do little to prevent school shootings, and would instead leave students of color vulnerable.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is rescinding an Obama-era rule that was created to protect students from abusive for-profit colleges.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upheld a nationwide injunction preventing the Trump administration from rescinding DACA for current recipients.
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The president wavered for months over how to handle DACA, and he appears to be continuing that indecision even after rescinding the program.
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Since taking office, he's rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, leaving nearly 1 million young immigrants at risk for deportation.
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However, this redistribution was short-lived, with President Andrew Johnson rescinding the order and returning the land to white owners later that year.
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Administration officials said the White House is weighing two options: either rescinding those rules altogether, or adding an explicit exemption for religious organizations.
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But other solutions would call for more systemic changes - like rescinding the federal hiring freeze seen as wreaking havoc on federal IT hiring.
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She welcomed his decision on Saturday night to back a bill in Congress rescinding portions of a law giving gunmakers immunity from lawsuits.
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The Senate may consider rescinding the Alaska Refuges Rule, ironically, the same week that the National Wildlife Refuge System celebrates its 114th birthday.
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Even if the Trump administration has a hard time rescinding specific Obama-era environmental rules, can't they still weaken enforcement of these rules?
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Rescinding such regulations to satisfy a numerical quota would make no more sense than getting rid of the stop-lights at busy intersections.
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The administration said at the time that rescinding the guidance gave states the power to decide what is best for their Medicaid programs.
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"We're rescinding unfair burdens on America's energy providers and leveling the playing field to help keep energy prices affordable and encourage," he said.
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He called Trump's vehement attacks on federal judges "disappointing" and "disheartening," a mild rebuke that reportedly led Trump to consider rescinding his nomination.
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This came on top of CID Entertainmentpulling out of its agreementto produce the fest and the Department of Health rescinding its permit application.
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Trump used the phrase on Tuesday to deny a Washington Post report that had considered rescinding the Supreme Court nomination of Neil Gorsuch.
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Because of this, I am rescinding my support for Donald Trump and asking to have my name removed from his agriculture advisory committee.
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The Trump administration announced Friday it is rescinding guidance from the Obama administration that made it harder for states to defund Planned Parenthood.
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That year Bush ultimately signed a bill rescinding $8.2 billion in spending after the House and Senate modified the initial White House proposal.
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Christopher Logan explained: The bottom line: The rescinding of the invitation is another sign of the deepening tension in the U.S.-China relationship.
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The predominant view among immigration experts is that the situation on the border can be improved immediately by rescinding Sessions' zero tolerance policy.
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But the school's dean, Christopher Callahan, said he hoped that rescinding the honor would send a message about the seriousness of sexual harassment.
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But it was notable for its strong language suggesting that there may have been an improper racial motivation for rescinding the DACA program.
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Earlier in the week, the United States announced it was rescinding Temporary Protected Status for about 200,000 Salvadorans living in the United States.
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The largest U.S. state has repeatedly sued the Trump administration and officials expect the state will sue over the rescinding of rail funding.
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In response to the shooting, DeVos created the Federal Commission on School Safety, which also met on Wednesday to discuss rescinding the guidance.
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Rescinding the rule could save industry between $60 million and $75 million annually, according to an economic analysis the department published in August.
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While he told lawmakers he was not rescinding his endorsement of Trump, he gave them the green-light to do so if needed.
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Any move would be aimed at revising or rescinding a 2011 guidance letter from the Education Department to college officials across the country.
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Rescinding that money brings us back to where we started — ill prepared to mount a rapid response to a new infectious disease threat.
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" Mr. Sulzberger cautioned, though, that rescinding the prize might evoke the "Stalinist practice to airbrush purged figures out of official records and histories.
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Weakening or rescinding this rule would increase the risks of offshore operations, put workers in harm's way and imperil marine waters and coastlines.
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The administration said at the time that rescinding the guidance gave states the power to decide what is best for their Medicaid programs.
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"Today's Supreme Court action shows that rescinding DACA was not only legally questionable, but also unjust and cruel," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Then in January, Trump signed an executive order rescinding these priorities, putting virtually all undocumented people in the U.S. at risk for deportation.
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Last week, President Donald Trump's administration rolled back yet another LGBTQ-friendly policy — this time, rescinding some protections for transgender people in prison.
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It's this truce Sessions attempted to break by rescinding the guidance, opening up state-legal businesses to the threat of federal law enforcement.
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The US is also in the process of rescinding TPS previously granted to people from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua and Sudan.
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There's nothing stopping the next president from ending the program and rescinding its protections, even if the Supreme Court upholds it this year.
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The White House is slated to issue an executive order soon to begin the lengthy process of rescinding carbon emissions rules for power plants.
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Citing swing-state polling, McConnell shows confidence in Trump And McConnell wouldn't flatly rule out rescinding his endorsement, dodging the question when asked directly.
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At least three state governors are rescinding their promise to deploy National Guard troops and other resources to the US–Mexico border in protest.
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Aoun said that Hariri was "leaving all doors open including rescinding his resignation", according to one of a group of visitors who met Aoun.
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"The sooner you can tell us whether you will be rescinding the warrants the better as we are preparing legal filings now," he wrote.
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On September 22nd, she announced that she was rescinding Obama-era directives to universities on how they should investigate and adjudicate sexual-assault claims.
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This effort has included a combination of new rules issued by the administration and the rescinding of older regulations issued under President Barack Obama.
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Trump has pushed back on transgender rights, rescinding protections for transgender students over bathroom use and trying to ban transgender people from military service.
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Amazon did, eventually, remove the doormats, but not before India's external affairs minister angrily tweeted about rescinding visas issued to Amazon officials in India.
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It's no secret that the Trump administration would like to undo as much of Obama's environmental legacy as possible by rescinding or repealing regulations.
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The GOP nominee has faced backlash from many Republicans since the release of the tape, with some rescinding their support of their party's nominee.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is in Utah this week to tour two controversial national monuments that the Trump administration is considering rescinding or shrinking.
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The legislation limits the agency from rescinding the groups' tax-exempt status and requires the express approval of the IRS commissioner to do so.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, offered an unexpectedly blunt view of Mr. Trump's failings and left open the possibility of rescinding his endorsement.
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The Connecticut Post obtained a letter to Bulerin from City Personnel Director David Dunn rescinding his conditional employment offer after testing positive for marijuana.
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Conservatives believe rescinding the endangerment finding is the key to further deregulation and worry rollbacks currently underway will stall unless EPA overturns the determination.
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His first step in that direction should be rescinding the Sessions charging memos, which are reminiscent of the height of the war on drugs.
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Earlier this month, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced the department would be rescinding guidance outlined in a "Dear Colleague" letter from the Obama administration.
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"A story in the @washingtonpost that I was close to "rescinding" the nomination of Justice Gorsuch prior to confirmation is FAKE NEWS," Trump tweeted.
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O'Rielly and Carr voted to rescind the Open Internet Order, while commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel made strongly worded arguments against rescinding it.
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The agency on Wednesday proposed rescinding an underwriting requirement that would force lenders to determine whether a customer is able to pay back loans.
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"The whole basis for rescinding DACA is the conclusion that it's illegal," said Mr. Pincus, who is a supporter of the Obama administration policy.
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We put it up the day in September 2017 the Trump administration announced that it was rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Harvard initiated a formal review of Kashuv's admission, and on Monday morning, Kashuv tweeted out a letter from the university formally rescinding his admission.
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While DeVos has been reportedly considering rescinding the guidance for some time, she has not publicly stated her support or opposition to the guidance.
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Patrick J. Conroy, a Catholic priest who has been the chaplain since 2011, sent the letter rescinding his resignation to Mr. Ryan on Thursday.
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To make matters worse, President Trump announced on Tuesday that he was rescinding a rule requiring federal infrastructure projects to account for rising seas.
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If President Trump is successful in rescinding Bears Ears National Monument, it will be a breach of faith with our future and our past.
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Declaring the emergency may prompt a House committee -- probably Judiciary, which oversees immigration issues -- to debate and vote on a resolution rescinding the emergency.
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The issue got a lot more attention after the Trump administration in late August proposed rescinding drilling methane limits on oil and gas companies.
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Conroy sent Ryan (R-Wis.) a fiery letter last week rescinding his resignation and hinting that an anti-Catholic bias was behind his dismissal.
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January 4, 2018 - Sessions announces that the DOJ is rescinding an Obama-era policy of non-interference with states that have legalized recreational marijuana.
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"A story in the @washingtonpost that I was close to 'rescinding' the nomination of Justice Gorsuch prior to confirmation is FAKE NEWS," Trump tweeted.
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Rescinding Tuesday's injunction, Jerusalem District Court said appellants had not provided sufficient evidence that Leviathan's emissions, in its start-up phase, could prove dangerous.
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In the months ahead, Trump could conceivably ask EPA head Scott Pruitt to look into rescinding California's waivers if the state won't play along.
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Today, El Museo announced it would be rescinding its "Ambassador of the Arts" award for the princess, whose relationship to the museum remains unclear.
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"This Administration apparently recognizes — correctly, in our view — that rescinding [Obama's 2014] executive order outright would cause a huge public outcry," she told BuzzFeed News.
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With Trump in office, the Justice Department and Education Department sent a Dear Colleague letter to local officials in February 2017 rescinding Obama-era guidance.
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Disney's statement rescinding their blocking of the LA Times doesn't quite offer insight into whether their behavior in this regard will change after the backlash.
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Currency and trade wars aside, an actual war might be on the horizon after Trump allegedly ordered a missile strike on Iran, before rescinding it.
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To have a hope of rescinding it Mr Pruitt would need to get an equivalent study to reach a less worrying conclusion, which seems unlikely.
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On Saturday, she called his leaked comments vulgarly describing groping women "lewd" and "insulting," but stopped short of raising the possibility of rescinding her endorsement.
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The Hesse regulator will still be able to "act effectively" with sanctions including rescinding the holding's voting rights in the Frankfurt exchange, Kengeter's letter said.
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Just a couple of days after being sworn in as president, Trump signed an executive order rescinding an Obama administration rule overregulating mining near streams.
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In a statement, Fallin welcomed the growth in wind power that the credit brought on, but said the state's tight budget necessitated rescinding it early.
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Second, rescinding this money means we have far less ability to respond to the China challenge and to get countries off the foreign aid dole.
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The lawsuit alleges that the Justice Department erred by failing to seek public comment before rescinding the documents, or providing a basis for the decision.
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Gab also criticized the White House for rescinding its invitation to Ben Garrison, a pro-Trump cartoonist whose drawings have been criticized as anti-Semitic.
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Rescinding the guidelines does not change official U.S. policy, but marks a return to the George W. Bush-era approach of "race-neutral" college admissions.
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"Rescinding enhanced travel that Obama has introduced would be the most tragic thing Trump might do, but I don't think he will," Mr. Muse said.
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The idea of the FCC rescinding broadcast licenses to major networks because the President says the coverage of him is fake (it's not) is outlandish.
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The Trump administration last week also proposed rescinding an Obama-era regulation that protects transgender patients under the Affordable Care Act, often known as Obamacare.
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Reaffirming states' freedom to exclude abortion providers from state Medicaid programs by rescinding a 2011 Center for Medicaid, CHIP and Survey & Certification (CMCS) informational bulletin.
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With many DACA recipients receiving employer-funded health care, the rescinding of the measure would also jeopardize the lives of trans undocumented people, he adds.
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To the Editor: President Trump has been congratulated by some for rescinding a decision to retaliate against Iran for its downing of an American drone.
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Trump said in September he was rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program, created in 2012 under his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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But they're also rescinding rules on overconcentration in the broadcast television industry, while Congress has moved to let ISPs sell their users' private browsing data.
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DACA, which took effect in 2012, allowed Hernandez to work in education, but she quit her job when Trump said he was rescinding the program.
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It also included the reinstatement of civil asset forfeiture, and rescinding the Cole Memo, the Obama-era directive that lifted federal prosecution of marijuana offenses.
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The policy change would affect about 800,000 undocumented immigrants currently shielded under the DACA program, potentially rescinding their legal status and subjecting them to deportation.
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Mr. Trump, angry he was not warned about the implications of the appointment, briefly considered rescinding it immediately, then did not, fearing even more furor.
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The Interior Department will propose a one-year delay to methane emissions rules while it considers weakening or rescinding the oil and gas industry regulations.
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His magazine was in the middle of a second Kickstarter campaign when the controversy erupted, causing his pro-union donors to consider rescinding their contributions.
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"Rescinding the Privacy Order would promote both innovation and effective, consistent privacy protections in over-the-top, application, wireless and wireline markets," reads the letter.
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The Trump administration announced last year it was rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that protected those immigrants, putting their fate in doubt.
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But after she reported it to police, they badgered her into rescinding her report, eventually getting her to confess to making the whole thing up.
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He then said he was rescinding his earlier offer, underlining the influence progressives inside and outside the Capitol will have in the weeks going forward.
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Democrats say Trump created the crisis facing Dreamers by rescinding DACA in September and made it worse by refusing to negotiate ahead of the shutdown.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the Big Four accounting firms, is not rescinding its tradition of shutting down the entire firm from Christmas to New Year's Day.
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The remarks stoked fear among advocates for survivors of sexual assault that the meetings on Thursday are a first step toward rescinding the 2011 guidance.
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Although California was conspicuously absent from the list, the state's attorney general has announced that he's filing a separate lawsuit against the government for rescinding DACA.
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It remains to be seen if Pai's first steps, like revoking LifeLine authorizations or rescinding the E-rate report, indicate bigger plans to gut those programs.
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" The agency said that there was "insufficient evidence and legal support" for the verification requirements, adding that "rescinding this requirement would increase consumer access to credit.
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After shocking the NFL over the summer by rescinding Josh Norman's franchise tag, the Panthers came into the season with journeymen and rookies at the position.
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Conroy released a letter earlier on Thursday rescinding his abrupt resignation which Ryan, a Catholic and the top Republican in the House, said he had accepted.
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Joe Heck (R) faces fallout after rescinding his endorsement of Trump in his battle against former Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto (D); and Pennsylvania, where Sen.
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The order signed by Trump reaffirmed the president's desire to keep the detention facility open by rescinding former President Obama's executive order to close the facility.
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Though the South China Sea is the stated reason for rescinding China's invitation to RIMPAC, the decision comes amid delicate trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing.
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The department announced in September 2017 that it was rescinding Obama-era guidance on how schools should handle sexual assaults claims under Title IX federal law.
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Subsequent to that, President Donald Trump signed a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill that he and other administration officials in recent days have talked of rescinding.
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Conroy rescinds his resignation and drops a bombshell By Thursday, Conroy took matters into his own hands and wrote a letter to Ryan rescinding his resignation.
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The Trump administration is rescinding the DACA program, meaning that the roughly 700,000 recipients like Escarate would face deportation if Congress doesn't enact a legislative fix.
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Before deciding on possible punishments or on rescinding medals, Olympic officials, too, have indicated that they would like to give a "fair hearing" to Russian officials.
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Rosemary Jenks, the director of government relations for NumbersUSA, praised Trump rescinding Vitiello's nomination and expressed hope that McAleenan's tenure atop DHS would be short-lived.
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He took the next step this past January, rescinding a memo that offered some protections to people using marijuana legally under the laws of their state.
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Washington (CNN)The Education Department announced Friday it is formally rescinding Obama-era guidance on how schools should handle sexual assaults under Title IX federal law.
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The EPA is considering rescinding California's ability to set its own standards, which would set off a lengthy legal battle that auto companies want to avoid.
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In rescinding the Obama-era policy that relaxed enforcement of federal marijuana laws on Thursday, Sessions opened the door for federal prosecutors to begin pursuing cases.
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The rescinding of the Obama-era rule on disposal of coal tailings poses imminent risk to trout streams throughout West Virginia and other trout-rich states.
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Letter To the Editor: I have a solution to having a president who is obsessed with rescinding, repealing and reversing anything connected with the previous administration.
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Rescinding DACA will not lead to the "mass deportation of people," the conservative radio host and author Laura Ingraham said in an interview on Fox News.
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He just took a step backward on closing the wage gap, with Ms. Trump's blessing, by rescinding a rule requiring businesses to report pay by gender.
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He clashed earlier in the week with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, who reportedly felt uneasy about rescinding the guidelines, a move that will make students vulnerable.
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Rescinding a deal with one hostile country could even more adversely impact the White House's negotiations with another that is even more antagonistic towards the West.
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The report says the Trump administration increased the government's risk by rescinding guidance directing agencies to consider climate change in their reviews of certain federal projects.
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In that ongoing litigation, the Trump administration argues that rescinding DACA is justified because the Obama administration exceeded executive authority when it first created the program.
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Trump attacked the senator for voting against the bill to repeal ObamaCare, but the two reunited over Trump's executive order rescinding parts of ObamaCare last week.
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Rescinding the scorecard penalty, famously applied to Lexi Thompson at the L.P.G.A. Tour's first major last April, is part of a broader standard for using video.
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But as you have been asked to keep your own travel plans on hold for a long time, you may be excused for rescinding your acceptance.
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The Trump administration could have issued executive actions rescinding the Obama-era memos that directed immigration agents on which unauthorized immigrants shouldn't be "priorities" for deportation.
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Other recommendations included rescinding Obama-era guidance on school discipline, making it easier to submit anonymous tips, and conducting further research into safe storage of firearms.
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While there is much discussion of rescinding the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), there is nothing being discussed as a substitute that begins to address the underlying problems.
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In June, at least nine state governors said they were rescinding their promise to deploy troops and resources in protest of the Trump administration's family separation policy.
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In response, lawmakers passed the Domestic Partnerships Act (DPA) in February this year, rescinding same-sex marriage and instead offering couples the ability to obtain civil unions.
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"Given these memoranda rescinding the DAPA program and phasing out the DACA and Expanded DACA programs, Plaintiffs file this notice voluntarily dismissing this action," the notice stated.
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So when Trump says, "I believe I can do this," we don't have to take him literally to mean he can do it without rescinding the regulation.
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President Donald Trump has dialed back efforts to limit civilian casualties, even rescinding an Obama-era mandate to report civilian deaths by drones outside of war zones.
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In June, shortly after rescinding DAPA, the Trump administration quietly backed off a core campaign promise to deport young undocumented immigrants, saying DACA would stay for now.
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The rescinding of their admissions was not only justified, it was necessary: Those spots can and should go to people who will make better use of them.
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Though he didn't mention Trump by name, he sharply criticized the President's motives and insisted rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was not legally required.
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The President may also frustrate some immigration hardliners by building in a six-month delay into the rescinding of the policy to give Congress time to act.
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With a national debt exceeding $21 trillion, every member of Congress should support rescinding these unspent funds that are simply sitting in the coffers of federal agencies.
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The order signed by Trump reaffirmed the president's desire to keep the detention facility open by rescinding former President Barack Obama's executive order to close the facility.
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The measure, which also failed in late April, was reintroduced shortly after Ryan swore Conroy back into his position following the chaplain rescinding his resignation last week.
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He is also expected to reiterate his support for cutting the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, rescinding estate taxes, and putting a moratorium on new regulations.
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I can only imagine it is because they're afraid it would prove rescinding Jones Act red tape might create more jobs in the United States as well.
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WHEELER UNDOES PRUITT'S LAST ACTION: Acting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head Andrew Wheeler is rescinding the agency's policy not to enforce limits on "super-polluting" glider trucks.
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At a meeting last month with Republican senators at the Capitol, Mr. Trump lashed out at Mr. Kirk — who pointedly did not attend — for rescinding his endorsement.
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The draft notice confirms the only procedural method for rescinding or revising the rule is through rulemaking under the federal Administrative Procedure Act, which could take years.
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He would, himself, oscillate like a wave on the topic—rescinding and remaking his case, arguing for such waves and then, after redoing the sums, against them.
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Ariana Ali, the former schoolmate who posted video of the messages on Twitter, declined to elaborate on Monday beyond praising Harvard's rescinding of Mr. Kashuv's admission offer.
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Due to the built procedures for issuing federal regulations, rescinding the Clean Power Plan, which aims to cut carbon emissions from existing power plants, might take years.
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"The lease sale lends additional support for the belief that gaining access to oil and gas resources was a central motivation for rescinding Bears Ears," Newell said.
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If House Republicans want to demonstrate their fiscal discipline bona fides, there's a much better way of doing it by rescinding funds they just voted to appropriate.
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"Rescinding federal coal leasing moratorium is part of that executive order, which has lots of different components, including the Clean Power Plan," the official told Reuters Wednesday.
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Successive U.S. administrations have flip-flopped between rescinding and reinstating it along partisan lines since it was created by the Republican administration of Ronald Reagan in 1984.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Jeff Sessions has signaled his support for the federal government's use of private prisons, rescinding a memo meant to phase out their use.
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This is the first known instance of a school rescinding a student's acceptance after news of the scam involving several celebrities including Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman broke.
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"By rescinding his earlier executive order, President Trump makes one thing perfectly clear: His original travel ban was indefensible -- legally, constitutionally and morally," he said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, Sessions signed an order to encourage law enforcement to use civil asset forfeiture more often, rescinding previous orders by President Barack Obama's administration limiting the practice.
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As the AP reported Thursday, Sessions is rescinding an Obama-era policy from the Department of Justice that helped clear the path to more expansive legalization of marijuana.
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The nationwide injunctions applied to the Trump administration so far include blocking its travel bans, the transgender military ban, an effort to curb refugees, rescinding DACA, and more.
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The United States Holocaust Museum is rescinding a human rights award given to Aung San Suu Kyi, after her failure to intervene in the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar.
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But Trump's administration has so far taken an aggressive stance against legal marijuana, rescinding Obama-era memos that shielded cannabis businesses legalized by states from a federal crackdown.
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday says rescinding DACA will injure state-run colleges and universities, upset workplaces and damage companies and economies that include immigrants covered under the program.
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Garaufis said the administration could eventually rescind the DACA program but that the reasons it gave last September for rescinding it were too arbitrary and could not stand.
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The Department of Justice and the Department of Education issued new guidance late Wednesday rescinding the Obama-era rules, citing a need to further consider their legal ramifications.
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The Homeland Security Department announced on Thursday that it was formally rescinding an Obama-era program intended to allow certain undocumented immigrants to remain in the United States.
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"Rescinding [the] federal coal leasing moratorium is part of that executive order, which has lots of different components, including the Clean Power Plan," the official told Reuters Wednesday.
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When asked about the Trump administration's mixed messages on rescinding the Obama-era program, Sanders defended Trump's message, arguing the decision should now lie with lawmakers in Congress.
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The administration insisted that its use of the term "legal presence" did not carry broad significance and did not preclude the government from rescinding an individual's protected status.
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The proposal was part of a broader package the Trump administration sent to Congress last month aimed at rescinding $15 billion in unspent funding Congress appropriated years ago.
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But Sessions's memo rescinding the Obama-era policy did not address how financial institutions who do business with marijuana growers, processors and distributors should handle the new policy.
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"The Trump Administration continues to give lip service to clean energy, while simultaneously rescinding the very policies intended to hasten its development, " he told CNBC in an email.
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Among the latest is the House speaker, Paul Ryan, who told House Republicans last week that he was done defending Trump (though not rescinding his endorsement of him).
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McCarthy said rescinding the invitation would be "unheard of," adding that regardless of whether political beliefs align, the president should have the right to speak on the floor.
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Dozens of Republicans have distanced themselves from Trump since the report came out, with many rescinding their endorsements or calling on Trump to leave the GOP presidential ticket.
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The bureau will accept comments on postponing the payday loan rule for 30 days and, separately, on rescinding the underwriting requirement for 90 days before making a decision.
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Last September, he was fighting the previous Conservative government from his prison cell to stop them from rescinding his Canadian citizenship — even though he holds no other nationality.
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Judge Bates gave the Department of Homeland Security 90 days to explain in a memo its justification for rescinding the program, and could still accept the government's argument.
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Many commentators have speculated that Ayatollah Sistani may now be on the cusp of rescinding his fatwa, which could, in turn, force the Popular Mobilization Forces to dissolve.
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Had Mr. Trump simply said that he was rescinding DACA because he did not think it was a wise policy, he would have been on firmer legal ground.
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" Department of Education press secretary Angela Morabito said in a statement to The Hill that "the Department will vigorously defend its final regulation rescinding this deeply flawed rule.
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The EPA's own Science Advisory Board has raised concerns over a number of the Trump administration's environmental priorities, including its rescinding of the Obama-era Clean Water Act.
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ERA proponents argue that the deadline can be removed because it's not in the body of the amendment's text and that rescinding a ratification has no legal validity.
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So, in arguing that the decision rescinding DAPA must satisfy the APA, the challengers would also be saying that DAPA itself is invalid for failing to do so.
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He acknowledged that presidents have broad powers to alter the policies of earlier administrations, but said the Trump administration's justifications for rescinding the program did not withstand scrutiny.
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But on Tuesday, Ms. DeVos signed an order rescinding key parts of that attempt to streamline the system — essentially hitting the reset button on the Obama-era plan.
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One of the Trump administration's first acts was rescinding earlier Education Department guidelines that urged states to allow transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
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"It is not surprising to see Trump's numbers down after seven days straight of negative media coverage and Republican leaders rescinding their support of the nominee," he said.
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That means expanding the Fair Housing Act's protections, not rescinding them, and investigating the factors that create and perpetuate residential segregation, rather than turning away from the problem.
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But when Trump was elected in 2016, some LGBTQ people and allies worried there would be major setbacks to the movement, including a possible rescinding of marriage equality.
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When Ms. Walsh turned him down, he retaliated by getting her dropped as a guest on his show and rescinding his offer to make her a network contributor.
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Rescinding the payday lending rule will be especially contentious for Democrats, who have pushed for the regulation for years, saying many lenders charge exorbitant rates that entrap borrowers.
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On Tuesday, the department said in light of the pending appeal, it decided to issue a request for comments rather than skip immediately to rescinding or revising the rule.
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The executive order directs the Environmental Protection Agency's leader Scott Pruitt to initiate the lengthy legal process of rescinding and rewriting the rule, called Waters of the United States.
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The travel bans, the transgender military ban, an effort to curb refugees, rescinding DACA, Trump's order to defund sanctuary cities, and more — all blocked by US District Court judges.
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In 2017, Apple, Facebook, and Google criticized the Trump administration for rescinding rules issued under President Obama that allowed students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Under the law, that process is difficult, but Trump's agency heads now seem to be looking for an easy way to undo rules without officially rescinding or repealing them.
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Trump tweeted this morning that he's rescinding Stephen Curry's invitation to the White House after he heard that the Golden State Warriors NBA player wouldn't attend his team's visit.
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Two-thirds of FSOC's sitting members must support rescinding a designation for it to happen, and regulatory matters affecting insurance companies are likely to come up during FSOC meetings.
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Though the move in the South China Sea is the stated reason for rescinding China's invitation to RIMPAC, the decision comes amid delicate trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing.
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As a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, I understand more than most in Congress that President Trump's proposal rescinding $15 billion -- the largest in history -- is necessary.
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That appellate court was one that Francisco asked the Supreme Court to skip over to review the injunction against the transgender military restrictions and the lawfulness of rescinding DACA.
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"At present, the University has not taken any decision on rescinding the Sultan of Brunei's 1993 Honorary Degree of Civil Law by Diploma," the university said in a statement.
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A Trump official told Reuters late Friday that the president was expected to sign a measure as early as Tuesday aimed at rescinding the Waters of the U.S. rule.
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Last year, DeVos announced the department was rescinding Obama-era guidance that pressed colleges to take accusations of sexual misconduct more seriously and provided guidelines for investigations and hearings.
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Ensuring compliance by U.S. colleges with a reformed SEVIS reporting requirement would have a more direct effect on illegal immigration and national security than rescinding grants across the board.
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The department most recently came under fire for rescinding Obama-era campus sexual assault rules, claiming the regulations did not do enough to protect the rights of the accused.
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It immediately set off a firestorm in the presidential race, with scads of Republican elected officials rescinding their support for Trump and calling on him to leave the race.
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" In a speech earlier this month, DeVos said that rescinding the current Title IX guidance is necessary because it's a "failed" system, one that has "pushed schools to overreach.
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The administration is also rescinding an Obama proposal that automatically forgave loans for students whose school had closed and who did not enroll in another one within three years.
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Around the same time, a seemingly unlikely source began campaigning for the rescinding of Kashuv's admission — a coalition of fringe-right internet personalities like Laura Loomer and Mike Cernovich.
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Rescinding DACA either caters to a base that wants the United States to be unthinkably cruel to immigrants, or fulfills officials' desire to force immigrants into hopeless, difficult situations.
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After rescinding Kashmir's special status in a choreographed series of steps, Modi's government plans to slice the state into two pieces over which Delhi will have greatly increased control.
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Trump announced last year he was rescinding the program, and has said any legislation addressing it should also include funding for a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"I'm kind of embarrassed to talk about policy because, so far this year, we've had a very poor track record, except rescinding a lot of bad Obama regulations," Sen.
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Staying in "would subject the United States to significant litigation risk that could upend your administration's ability to fulfill its goal of rescinding the Clean Power Plan," they wrote.
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They are scrubbing the names of Bishops Jerome D. Hannan, J. Carroll McCormick, and James C. Timlin from campus buildings, and will also be rescinding the bishops' honorary degrees.
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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) on Tuesday pledged support to people enrolled in Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an immigration program that President Trump is rescinding.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that administration officials privately raised concerns as late as one hour before the announcement about Trump's understanding of the effects of rescinding DACA.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions rang in the new year by rescinding the Cole memo, an Obama-era policy that protected people in states with legal weed from federal prosecution.
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More than two dozen Russian athletes have been disqualified from the Sochi standings as a result, and Olympic officials are still sorting through the tainted results and rescinding medals.
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A large Democratic donor, Powell Jobs is lambasting the Trump administration for rescinding the DACA program that protected young immigrants who arrived in the United States without proper papers.
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I like people being kind and taking ownership of their mistakes and standing by that ownership and not rescinding an apology just because you don't like where you are now.
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So on June 15, Secretary Kelly issued a memo formally rescinding the DAPA program, creating an opportunity for the DOJ to try to wind down the lawsuit in Hanen's court.
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Photo: GettyThe US Department of Justice is rescinding its request for IP logs that would have revealed visitors to a website used to plan a protest during Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Since its inception, the conservative movement has been a revanchist one, bent on rescinding the ill-gotten benefits of liberalism and returning them from "other people" to their rightful owners.
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President Trump's Justice Department took another civil rights U-turn Thursday by rescinding a 2016 guideline that advised courts against slapping poor people with large and unnecessary fines and fees.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced this morning that the Trump administration is rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, leaving nearly 800,000 young immigrants at risk of deportation.
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They both mentioned a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented people, an end to for-profit immigration detention, and rescinding several Trump administration measures, like the Muslim travel ban.
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The risk is that Mr Sisi will respond to the pressure in all the wrong ways—for example, by cracking down harder on dissent and delaying or rescinding economic reforms.
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" Artists trust the integrity of the process when they apply for grants or awards or commissions, Thomas said, and she calls rescinding an offer after its made is "unheard of.
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In rescinding this policy, Sessions said future prosecutions of businesses and individuals who sell pot in states where it has been legalized will be left up to individual U.S. attorneys.
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There is also a chance that Washington and Beijing could agree to at least de-escalate the tensions by rescinding some of the tariffs and agreeing to re-open negotiations.
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The season 5A installment, "Prom," aired the same day as Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions announced the federal government is rescinding DACA, or the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Two-thirds of FSOC's sitting members must support rescinding a designation for it to happen, and regulatory matters impacting insurance companies are likely to come up during crucial FSOC meetings.
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Background: Trump tweeted this morning that he's rescinding Stephen Curry's invitation to the White House after he heard that the Golden State Warriors NBA player wouldn't attend his team's visit.
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By rescinding his order, Sessions will likely increase that population—something he apparently anticipated, as the Post reports, when he gave the greenlight for the continued reliance on private prisons.
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Hatch's opponents argue that withholding funds or rescinding the Antiquities Act order would impact San Juan County, Utah, where more than 28% of the population lives below the poverty level.
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In a statement on Sunday rescinding Kelly's invite to host their gala, the Sandy Hook Promise nonprofit said it hoped she and NBC would reconsider and not broadcast the interview.
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Reports in The Hill and other news outlets earlier Friday incorrectly said that by rescinding DAPA, the administration was signaling it had decided to keep the DACA program in place.
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TRANSCENDS POLITICS The Trump administration in August proposed rescinding Obama-era limits on oil and gas industry emissions of methane, one of the main pollutants scientists link to climate change.
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"CBO estimates that rescinding the unobligated balances would reduce budget authority by $7 billion, but would not affect outlays, or the number of individuals with insurance coverage," the report found.
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The department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration published a notice announcing the change in the Federal Register, where the rule rescinding the reporting requirements will be formally published on Friday.
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Once the agency receives comments, it has to respond to those comments, redo its analysis, have the repeal reviewed by OMB again, and publish the final document rescinding the regulation.
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Trump announced last year he was ending DACA, though courts have temporarily blocked the president from rescinding the Obama-era program while cases work their way through the legal system.
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A longtime champion of equal rights for black Mississippians, Mr. O'Keefe confronted the Ku Klux Klan by rescinding a parade permit that the group had been granted without his knowledge.
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Legislators also proposed on Monday another measure that would require the agency to obtain a court order before seizing wages, rescinding tax refunds or suspending professional licenses of delinquent borrowers.
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In March, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum announced it was rescinding the prestigious Elie Wiesel Award granted to Suu Kyi in 2012 because she had failed to intervene in Rakhine.
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But the courts have blocked Trump from rescinding DACA, taking away the original March 5 deadline — and the sense of urgency — for Congress to come up with a permanent solution.
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If anything, the Energy Department's review of the grid made it clear that rescinding regulations would do nothing to save the coal industry, or the miners who make it run.
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The details: The groups — which represent companies like Google, Facebook, Verizon and Comcast — want lawmakers to pass a resolution rescinding the rules using a law called the Congressional Review Act.
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"The president should take immediate action to end the separation of families at the border by rescinding the 'zero tolerance' policy," Daniel Garza, president of the initiative said in statement.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration proposed in 2019 rescinding Obama-era limits on oil and gas industry emissions of methane, one of the main pollutants scientists link to climate change.
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The Trump administration is weighing rescinding Obama-era limits on oil and gas industry methane emissions, a move that sparked a backlash among environmentalists, institutional investors and some oil companies.
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In rescinding their endorsements and saying they will not vote for Trump, a number of GOP lawmakers have indicated that they would like to see Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
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The case is pending on appeal, but the Trump administration has filed a notice with the D.C. Circuit that it was rescinding the order found unconstitutional by the federal court.
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Mr. Turner said he was rescinding his proposal to temporarily raise property taxes, because the $218 million was roughly the same amount his property-tax plan was expected to generate.
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These should include the verifiable dismantling of Iran's nuclear facilities, the rescinding of any recognized Iranian "right" to enrich uranium, and the complete exposure of Iran's previous bomb-building projects.
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Rescinding the limits on research and development violates one of the accord's core principles, but does not necessarily put the Iranians any closer to the ability to make a bomb.
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Anas K. was repeating his second year at university for the third time, and his academic troubles had resulted in the rescinding of his scholarship at University Lumière Lyon 2.
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With her accusers rescinding their claims and Schumer emphatically denying any and all joke-stealing allegations, we should be able to give all involved parties the benefit of the doubt.
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Harvard University is being sued for discrimination against Asian-Americans in its admissions process, while the school doubles down on its policy despite the Trump administration rescinding Obama-era admissions guidelines.
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Instead, on Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions opened a new front in the War on Weed, rescinding Obama-era policies that discouraged federal prosecution of pot crimes in legal-weed states.
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"We are rescinding unfair burdens on American energy providers and leveling the playing field so that new energy technologies can be part of America's future," Wheeler said at a press conference.
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When Bonamici asked DeVos if she was aware of the detrimental impact of rescinding Title IX protections designed to protect transgender students, DeVos admitted she was—and rescinded that guidance anyway.
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In the intervening three months, the executive branch "may reissue a memorandum rescinding DACA, this time providing a fuller explanation for the determination that the program lacks statutory and constitutional authority".
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"As we've consistently said, we would initiate the process of rescinding Sudan's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism only if the government of Sudan met all the criteria," Kirby said.
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Sessions' guidance, which he announced last Friday, paves the way for more prosecutions of non-violent drug offenders and tougher sentences, specifically rescinding instructions issued by then-President Barack Obama's administration.
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And, according to Michael Isikoff, it was only the efforts of alarmed current and former State Department officials that stopped Trump from unilaterally rescinding sanctions Obama had imposed on the Kremlin.
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In September 2017, after Curry expressed no interest in visiting Trump to celebrate the Warriors 2016-2017 championship, the president responded with one of his trademark Twitter attacks, rescinding the invite.
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It is clear why rescinding an invitation to a campus speaker because he might bring along a controversial message is inconsistent with a university's mission of sponsoring free and vigorous debate.
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Rescinding this regulatory misfire would significantly expand access to ethanol and build on the progress of one of the most successful energy policies in U.S. history, the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).
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And you had the audacity to cancel a study into the health risks of people living near mountaintop-removal coal mines after rescinding a rule that would have protected their health.
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This is a problem Trump doesn't need, and an announcement that he was rescinding steel tariffs to get ahead of the problem would go a long way to blunting the attack.
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"I have never been disciplined, nor reprimanded, nor have I ever heard a complaint about my ministry during my time as House chaplain," Conroy wrote in his letter rescinding his resignation.
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The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it was rescinding 85033 guidance documents that were deemed to be "unnecessary, outdated, inconsistent with existing law, or otherwise improper," according to a department release.
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The court's liberals, particularly Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Stephen Breyer, suggested that the Trump administration did not adequately consider the effects of rescinding the program when it did so in 2017.
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Democratic presidents, including Barack Obama, have issued memorandums through the years rescinding the rule, while Republican presidents have reinstated it; it has been in effect 19 of the last 34 years.
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" In its notification on Friday, the department said Ms. DeVos was rescinding the gainful employment rule entirely based on research that undermined the "validity of using the debt and earnings comparisons.
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Arizona State University's journalism school announced it was rescinding the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism, named after the longtime news anchor, that it gave to Mr. Rose in 2015.
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Patrick J. Conroy as the chaplain of the House of Representatives on Thursday, after the chaplain sent him a letter rescinding his forced resignation and daring the speaker to fire him.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced in September that she was rescinding Obama-era guidance on school sexual assault under Title IX while the department conducted a formal review of the issue.
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Ryan told rank-and-file Republicans on Monday that he will no longer defend the GOP nominee or campaign with the billionaire, but he is not rescinding his endorsement of Trump.
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NEA President Lily Eskelsen García told the Times that the complaints focused on the department's budget, which includes $9 million in cuts, and the rescinding of several protections for disabled students.
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Restricting and rescinding foreign health and development aid, pulling global health workers from outbreak zones abroad and undermining health care at home makes Americans more vulnerable to threats like Covid-19.
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In an effort to strengthen support for his hard-line restrictionist immigration plan, which remains the centerpiece of Trump's New Deal, he created an artificial crisis by rescinding the entire program.
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Earlier this month, Sessions announced that he was rescinding an Obama-era memo that effectively told states that they can move forward with marijuana legalization without the threat of federal interference.
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The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and other civil rights groups countered that rescinding the guidance would do little to prevent school shootings, and would instead leave students of color vulnerable.
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In April, Trump ordered the Interior Department to review 27 national monuments created since 1996, with an eye to rescinding or shrinking the size of some of them to increase development opportunities.
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Kastrenakes praised Sommerville as "a thoughtful and respectful young man" and said he was vacating the contempt finding and rescinding the sentence of probation, so it would not be on his record.
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Under Sessions, the Justice Department has tried to roll back several LGBT gains, rescinding Obama-era policy that protects transgender students and reversing a policy that said Title VII protects transgender workers.
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The Post explains: The Trump administration signaled its hostility to this approach in a report issued last week by the Federal Commission on School Safety, which recommended rescinding the school discipline guidance.
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For example, the Trump administration's request would save $28500 billion from the Department of Energy by rescinding funds for the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program, which has been dormant since 6900.
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"To this end, we request that the Trump administration and the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division and Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights reconsider rescinding" the protections for transgender students.
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Facebook-owned WhatsApp made a hesitant and half-hearted debut on the BlackBerry platform three years ago, and announced at the tail-end of last month that it was rescinding that decision.
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Everyone I know is gearing up to battle infringements on LGBT, people of color, women, disabled, the working-class people's rights, intensified surveillance, increased brutality, and the rescinding of social safety nets.
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Now he looks like a hero by rescinding the threat, saying a deal had been made and the Mexican government will step up to stop the flow of people from Central America.
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Senate Republicans have made their stance relatively clear, pulling out of a joint fund-raising agreement with Mr. Moore's campaign and rescinding endorsements in the days since the allegations came to light.
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On Google's email service, you can adjust your settings to choose whether you'd like to have the option of rescinding an email five, 10, 20, or 30 seconds after it's been sent.
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Bobby Scott, the ranking Democrat on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, said in a press release that rescinding the 72 guidance documents was "another harmful regulatory reform" by DeVos.
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In January, Judge William H. Alsup of the Federal District Court in San Francisco ruled that the administration had abused its discretion and had acted arbitrarily and capriciously in rescinding the program.
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Simply rescinding DACA without accompanying constructive solutions will be unnecessarily divisive or wholly uninspiring to those who voted for Trump with the understanding that he would reject business as usual in Washington.
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" Athlete Ally also released a statement criticizing the N.C.A.A. Hudson Taylor, the organization's founder and executive director, had said that the N.C.A.A.'s rescinding of its ban would set "a challenging precedent.
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The Trump administration is rescinding an Obama-era rule that would have made it easier for independent farmers to bring lawsuits against big food companies they raise chicken and other livestock for.
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Those demands included rescinding Title 1 regulations, which include protections for people with pre-existing conditions and allow young adults to stay on their parents' health plans until the age of 26.
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Trump has also acted to undo many of Obama's actions on climate change, including rescinding parts of the Clean Power Plan and pulling the United States out of the Paris climate accord.
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While President Trump quipped at the Thanksgiving turkey pardon last week that he's been "very active" in rescinding Obama-era policies, a vestige of the previous administration remains at the White House.
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The tech industry has clashed with Trump over a number of his policies, from the travel ban on people from Muslim-majority countries, to climate change, to rescinding protections for transgender individuals.
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" Obama said in a Facebook post that rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which he created, cast a "shadow" over some of the nation's "best and brightest young people.
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Several conservative justices also appeared to agree that the Department of Homeland Security had sufficiently made its case for rescinding DACA, which it argued was a discretionary program that didn't require review.
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Of greater concern to supporters of liberal democracy, Bolsonaro is a proponent of rescinding the human rights of criminals, vowed to prosecute his political opponents, and has voiced support for military dictatorship.
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The rescinding of a pending cut in mortgage insurance rates planned to go into effect January 27 wasn't a big surprise, and it doesn't seem to have been a carefully considered policy decision.
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Just take the Trump administration rescinding — in a decision authorized by DeVos — Obama-era guidance under Title IX that protected transgender students' choice to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
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Kavanaugh, in 2014, did rule against the FDA, identifying flaws in the agency's decision to approve marketing rights for a surgical mesh, then its failure to follow procedure in rescinding those marketing rights.
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Based on that guidance, the Secretary Duke issued a memo on Tuesday rescinding the 2012 memo that created the DACA program and outlining the ways in which the program will be phased out.
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The states' core legal argument is that before rescinding DACA, the Trump administration should have formally sought input from immigration advocates and other interested parties (federal law calls this process notice and comment).
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Andrew Cuomo (D) says transgender students will not lose protections in his state despite the Trump administration rescinding guidelines allowing children to use school bathrooms and other facilities corresponding to their gender identities.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions will announce today that he'll be rescinding the "Cole memo," which allowed states to legalize or decriminalize marijuana without federal interference despite federal law banning the use of marijuana.
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Everyone still blames the US for the mess, which is the Middle East — and this is besides the fact that most traditional societies consider rescinding troops from a battlefield, a sign of defeat.
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A repeal without a replacement could put pressure on hospitals by rescinding the Medicaid expansion and individual subsidies, prompting more individuals to go without insurance and be unable to pay their hospital bills.
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Pat Conroy, earlier Tuesday morning for a cup of coffee, Ryan told reporters at his weekly news conference, following a high-profile resignation -- and a rescinding of that resignation -- by the spiritual leader.
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The bill also tackles Trump's emergency declaration by rescinding $601 million in previous funds, equivalent to the amount Trump wanted to move over from the Treasury forfeiture fund to pay for the wall.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Ohio's practice of rescinding voter registrations from people who fail to cast ballots is illegal, a court ruled on Friday, the latest legal decision affecting voting rights ahead of the Nov.
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DeFazio's preference would be a more sustainable source of funding, In an interview with MarketWatch published Monday, DeFazio was somewhat critical of using a rescinding of the GOP tax cuts for the wealthy.
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But if that were the case, Trump could have tried implementing DACA legislatively before rescinding Obama's version, instead of holding a gun to the heads of 20073,000 people and a do-nothing Congress.
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Stephen Bozich, a 39-year-old Army veteran who teaches concealed-carry classes in Moore County, North Carolina, says the government should obtain convictions before rescinding someone's ability to purchase a gun legally.
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HHS will issue a letter on Friday to state Medicaid offices rescinding 2016 guidance that the Obama administration gave after states including Indiana had tried to defund abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood.
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In the gallery notes, Rowland describes the implementation of "40 acres and a mule" as reparations for slavery in 1865, and the rapid rescinding of that order within about a year and half.
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The EPA in 2017 proposed rescinding the part of an Obama-era regulation regarding emission standards for "glider trucks," or new trucks with older engines that do not meet current air pollution rules.
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In adherence to Zinke's recommendations, Trump recently signed two proclamations rescinding the national monument status of almost 80% of the Bears Ears National monument and around 45% of the Grand-Staircase Escalante Monument.
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A critical mass of Republican senators -- 12 in total -- joined Democrats Thursday to pass a resolution rescinding that declaration, despite efforts by both Hill Republicans and the White House to avoid the embarrassment.
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Politics can change quickly, and Trump picked a strange time to infuriate his allies by rescinding support for Kurds in Syria, but it'll take several seismic unforeseeable events for the dynamic to change.
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A group led by Representative Ben Chipman, a Portland Democrat, wanted to punish the brash Republican governor for pressuring a school operator into rescinding a job offer to House Speaker Mark Eves, a Democrat.
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Rescinding your offer just because you asked for a bit more cash would mean they'd have to begin the recruiting process all over again — and that's not a cheap or easy thing to do.
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The next day, in Washington, DC he signed a rule aimed at rescinding the Obama-era policy, which seeks to curb carbon emissions from power plants by 32% in 2030, compared to 2005 levels.
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Trump, in a speech on Wednesday in Cleveland, is to lay out a military preparedness plan in which he will call for rescinding mandatory defense spending cuts and embarking on a major military buildup.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer: "The human and economic toll of rescinding DACA will be far reaching and Democrats will do everything we can to prevent President Trump's terribly wrong order from becoming reality.
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This month Trump called for an end to "chain migration," or visas based on family ties, and he has already begun the process of rescinding work authorizations to the spouses of H-245B recipients.
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"Congress is fully justified in rescinding these rules both because the Order lacks proper legal grounding and because of the need to ensure real consumer privacy across contexts of user experience," the letter reads.
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After a recent outbreak of measles at Disneyland, the state legislature in California took the extraordinary measure of rescinding religious and philosophical exemptions for vaccinations, even for children at higher risk of vaccine injury.
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On Friday, Anchorage certified election results that cemented the defeat of Proposition 1, a vicious measure, pushed by anti-LGBTQ extremists, aimed at rescinding municipal protections for transgender people in Alaska's most populous city.
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Smith's statement follows the Trump administration's announcement that it is rescinding DACA, which has allowed about 800,000 people who came to the U.S. illegally as children to get work permits and deferral from deportation.
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"Congress is fully justified in rescinding these rules both because the Order lacks proper legal grounding and because of the need to ensure real consumer privacy across contexts of user experience," the groups wrote.
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Senior White House administration officials confirmed that the report recommends rescinding Obama-era policies designed to protect minority students from unfair discrimination as one of the policy recommendations in the commission's 19 chapter report.
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But the YouTuber said in a video posted Thursday that he was rescinding his pledge after his announcement drew backlash — some of it anti-Semitic and based in conspiracy theories — from his fan base.
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Smith's statement follows the Trump administration's announcement that it is rescinding DACA, which has allowed about 800,85003 people who came to the U.S. illegally as children to get work permits and deferral from deportation.
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The actions follow an executive order by President Donald Trump in February 2017 that directed the Environmental Protection Agency to work toward rescinding a clean water rule issued under President Barack Obama in 2015.
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But in light of the Rohingya crisis, at least one scholar is calling for the Nobel committee to reconsider its position on rescinding these prizes and hold recipients of these prestigious awards more accountable.
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Branstad said boosting the sale of liquefied natural gas would be on the table, and he said the U.S. would consider rescinding tariffs if China opened up its markets for autos and especially food.
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This time, however, it will have to be "reconsidered in light of the Departments of Justice (DOJ) and Education rescinding of a Title IX guidance clarifying protections for transgender students," according to the ACLU.
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Kagan spelled out that the heart of denaturalization ought to be that it's rescinding citizenship that never should have been granted to begin with — that it's simply rectifying a mistake caused by a fraud.
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It's a question the secretary of education, Betsy DeVos, has herself raised, in rescinding Obama-era policies on campus sexual assault that demanded schools use lower standards of proof for finding accused students responsible.
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That was soon followed by Amazon rescinding its decision to build a campus in Long Island City after progressive activists fought against a plan to provide the company with $3 billion in government incentives.
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The Justice Department's brief is also the latest example of the Trump administration actively working against LGBTQ rights, from rescinding protections for trans students in public schools to banning trans people from the military.
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The AfD campaigned on more restrictive refugee policies, including rescinding the right of those granted asylum to bring relatives to join them, on the grounds that so many arrivals would strain Germany's social system.
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Trump has already proposed disastrous cuts to health and safety programs in next year's budget, and in an abrupt reversal, he is also floating the idea of rescinding funding from the recent spending deal.
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"The human and economic toll of rescinding DACA will be far reaching and Democrats will do everything we can to prevent President Trump's terribly wrong order from becoming reality," Schumer said in a statement.
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Simona Papadpooulos has made a public request for pro bono legal representation about the prospect of rescinding her husband's plea deal, though it's unclear whether her husband or his attorneys are supporting that effort.
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Specifically, the Department of Health and Human Services issued a letter to state Medicaid directors rescinding an Obama administration directive from April 2016, which warned cuts to family planning providers would break federal law.
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Many of the young immigrants who are guests to Tuesday night's State of the Union are recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which the Trump administration is rescinding.
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And he has effectively given a pass to local governments that criminalize poverty, by rescinding a 2016 Justice Department memo that urged local courts not to set high fines and fees for poor defendants.
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In an apparent effort to discourage lawmakers from rescinding funding for the wall in the future, the bill would tie the border-wall money to the issuance of visas under the merit-based program.
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Trump Administration Report on School Safety Plays Down Role of Guns The report instead focused on rescinding Obama-era disciplinary policies, improving mental health services and training school personnel in the use of firearms.
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If this question is what Ramirez's case comes down to, DHS could make an argument that it's actively rescinding Ramirez's DACA protections for a particular reason (gang affiliation) rather than just on a whim.
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Justice Department was rescinding an Obama-era policy that eased enforcement of federal marijuana laws amid a wave of legalization in states from Alaska to Pennsylvania.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department took a major step on Thursday toward rescinding a controversial rule that requires corporate employers and their lawyers to provide more disclosure surrounding how they respond to union campaigns.
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In a statement announcing his decision, Trump said he was considering rescinding the clearances of other top intelligence and law enforcement officials or preventing those who've already lost clearances from obtaining them in the future.
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One notable piece of the $200 million acquisition is that Juno is rescinding the restricted stock unit program for drivers it rolled out last summer, and will send a one-time payment to participating drivers.
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On January 11th the constitutional court is expected to authorise a ballot sought by Italy's biggest trades union federation on rescinding crucial elements of the last government's proudest achievement: a labour reform passed in 2014.
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One proposal to be presented, which is advocated by the USDA, is rescinding seven or eight of the waivers the administration has granted to refineries, according to a memo of five proposals obtained by Reuters.
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When Sessions formally recommended rescinding DACA, which concerned undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children, he said that action was necessary because courts blocked a different program for immigrant parents known as DAPA.
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In September 2017, Attorney General Jeff Sessions shocked immigration advocates all over the U.S. when he announced that the Trump administration would be rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, otherwise known as DACA.
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Carmakers these days are probably toasting the new business-friendly White House, which earlier this month announced it's rescinding former President Obama's 11th-hour executive order locking in current tough auto emission rules through 2025.
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Thus in attempting to impose any rescinding or delaying requirement on an existing or issued but not yet final rule, the Trump administration will come up against the Reagan "legacy," often a very high hurdle.
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The timeline suggest that the idea of rescinding spending from the omnibus negotiated by both parties is being seriously pursued by the White House, even as Republican lawmakers in both chambers have dismissed the approach.
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Conroy's letter rescinding his resignation Thursday exacerbated the situation, containing a bombshell allegation that Ryan's chief of staff, Jonathan Burks, had told Conroy that they wanted a non-Catholic chaplain -- an account Burks has denied.
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Kamala Harris, to say she'll oppose a budget deal if Congress hasn't extended protections for those previously covered by former President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (or "DACA") program, which Trump is rescinding.
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Here's the full text of the letter: Dear Chairman Goodlatte: We are deeply concerned by the recent action by Attorney General Sessions rescinding Department of Justice (DOJ) marijuana enforcement guidance issued during the Obama Administration.
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President Donald Trump's infrastructure agenda, unveiled on August 15, centered on rescinding Obama-era plans to require consideration of flood risk and climate change in any federal spending for infrastructure or housing and the like.
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"Rescinding the federal coal leasing moratorium is part of that executive order, which has lots of different components, including the Clean Power Plan," the White House official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.
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President Donald Trump last month ordered the Interior Department to review some 27 national monuments created since 1996, with an eye to rescinding or shrinking the size of some of them to increase development opportunities.
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In addition to the risk of deportation, he says the rescinding of DACA also threatens the ability of queer immigrants to find work in environments where they feel comfortable expressing their sexuality and gender identity.
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El Museo del Barrio in Harlem, the country's oldest museum devoted to Latino art, announced on Thursday that it was rescinding a decision to honor a princess from Germany at its upcoming 50th anniversary gala.
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A day after rescinding President Barack Obama's program protecting younger illegal immigrants on the grounds that it went beyond a president's authority, Mr. Trump said he wanted to work with Democrats to legalize the program.
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"If that was to happen, then you would lower 2021 S&P 500 earnings potentially by about 12% if you have a full (rescinding) of the tax cut," Moe told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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Madison in 1803, concluded that the executive branch had violated petitioner William Marbury's property rights (by rescinding a commission) but that the courts were powerless to compel the executive branch to comply with the law.
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"Top priorities of the NLRB should include: overturning the joint employer decision, which exposes large and small businesses to near-unlimited liability, and rescinding the union 'ambush election' rule that threatens worker privacy," he said.
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A federal appeals court has dismissed a challenge to the U.S. Department of the Interior's fracking regulation saying the litigation is no longer necessary because the government has begun the process of rescinding the rule.
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The Justice Department has yet to say whether it will defend DACA, but several reports have emerged in the past week that the Trump administration is leaning toward rescinding the program under pressure from conservatives.
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Bar association reiterates recommendations The bar association's report lists more than 100 recommendations, including when video conferencing should be used in court and rescinding the recently imposed quotas and metrics used to evaluate immigration judges.
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A new director will have the opportunity to swiftly implement a law-based approach to rule-making through rescinding guidance, changing enforcement priorities, and placing more rules through a more transparent notice and comment process.
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As part of its long-awaited report, the Federal School Safety Commission has recommended arming school personnel, including teachers, as well as rescinding Obama-era guidance that looked to tackle racial disparity in school discipline.
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Should China's government decide to pressure the U.S. by rescinding agriculture imports, COFCO may be able to redirect its supply to other countries if it purchased the shipments through its trading unit based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Judges who did enter injunctions in large part found that the Trump administration had failed to adequately explain its reason for rescinding the program and provide a detailed explanation for their contention that DACA was unlawful.
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After Trump called out Stephen Curry in a tweet this morning (rescinding his invitation to the White House), his team stood with him and announced they will not be attending the White House visit at all.
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Past presidents have repeatedly offered various forms of unilateral protection from deportation in anticipation of congressional action, and nothing was stopping Trump from doing the same rather than rescinding protection to try to spur congressional action.
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One of his first moves as president was to issue an executive order rescinding President George W. Bush's 2001 executive order that vastly expanded executive privilege and placed high hurdles to public access of presidential records.
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FEMA, which oversees the National Flood Insurance Program, said it was rescinding guidance issued on Wednesday that it would not be able to sell new policies during the shutdown unless Congress passes legislation reauthorizing the program.
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"While certainly troubled by serious, public accusations made by multiple women against him, the University elected to wait until due process had been afforded the accused, and a verdict delivered, before rescinding the honor," the Rev.
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DeLauro said she opposes the policy and intends to look at rescinding it next year when she is expected to serve as the head of the House Appropriations subcommittee with jurisdiction over HHS, starting in January.
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" He also said that the Nobel committee needed to "restore its own credibility and the credibility of the future recipients it will honour by publicly rescinding this prize from a person so blatantly affiliated with genocide.
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"So one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50 (the legal mechanism triggering Brexit), delaying or even stopping Brexit when people want us to get on with it," she said.
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On Tuesday, a federal judge in Brooklyn, New York, blocked the Trump administration from rescinding on March 5 former President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program, which protected the Dreamers from deportation.
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The lawsuits accuse the administration of violating the U.S. Constitution's due process guarantee as well as statutory legal requirements in rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program created by Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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Rescinding the old policy was one of several reforms adopted by the city and the Department of Correction over the last four years, "which have reduced punitive segregation use by more than 85" percent, he noted.
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And on the foreign policy front, Mr. Bolsonaro courted the United States and picked a fight with Cuba, which responded by rescinding a program that had sent Cuban doctors to remote corners of Brazil since 2013.
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Trump also has now scrambled the political calculus around raising the nation's debt limit and funding the government by rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program for immigrants who came to the U.S. as children.
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Their relationship is full of particularly public quarrels — from her rescinding Trump's invitation to give the State of the Union in 2019 in the first place, and then the infamous clap after the speech last year.
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The Education Department has made deregulation a central component of its first year under DeVos, including rescinding guidance on the rights of disabled students and moving to limit the scope of civil rights investigations at schools.
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As the House prepares to pass a bill rescinding billions in spending from last month's massive omnibus package, McConnell said he has no intention of taking it up after hinting last week he would consider it.
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Trump's former Attorney General Jeff Sessions took a tougher stance against marijuana legalization during his time in the administration, rescinding Obama-era guidance that had adopted a policy of non-interference with marijuana-friendly state laws.
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He said he believes there is now enough political will in the Senate to pass a bill before the March 5 deadline Trump set after rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in September.
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They have bold ambitions, including rescinding a rule enacted by the Obama administration that could close dozens of coal burning power plants, and another that would extend overtime pay eligibility to an estimated four million Americans.
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He immediately proceeded to pick fights with other leaders in Latin America — rescinding invitations to Mr. Maduro and Cuba's president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, to attend his inauguration — and has practically broken off diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
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The president's salvo came 24 hours after Ms. Pelosi informed Mr. Trump that because of the shutdown, she was rescinding her invitation to him to deliver a State of the Union address in the House chamber.
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Because rescinding those regulations isn't primarily about reducing federal spending, House leadership had originally worried that addressing Title I in the AHCA would make it impossible for the Senate to pass under its 50-vote "reconciliation" procedure.
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That same day, Peña Nieto's government announced that it was rescinding it offer of assistance to the US after Hurricane Harvey because of its own natural disasters, including Hurricane Katia, which struck Mexico on the Gulf coast.
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A source at one of Russia's railway operators, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that his company has sharply reduced operations with Rusal because the aluminium producer is rescinding its requests for shipments to export customers.
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In short, states can demonstrate that they (and their residents, schools, and businesses) "relied" on the assurances of DACA to make significant budgetary decisions, and that rescinding DACA would have a significant adverse impact on their economy.
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Bridenstine then apparently made an impromptu offer for Rogozin to come to the states, and by his own admission "did not consult with the White House on inviting Rogozin or then rescinding the invitation," the Post wrote.
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" Julian Castro, the former HUD Secretary who helped finalize the 2016 Equal Access Rule, argued on Twitter that "rescinding this rule is a shameful decision that will result in trans shelter-seekers being forced on the streets.
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I first reported, 10 days ago, that Trump was seriously considering rescinding DACA, but he's publicly grappled with the morality, and explosive politics, of this decision in a way he hasn't with any other since becoming president.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that the Trump administration was rescinding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an Obama-era program that shielded some 800,000 undocumented Americans brought to the country as children from being deported.
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To call for rescinding the rule, whose purpose is to protect this fundamental human right, would be short-sighted and could make unjust discrimination more likely and harm not only nursing but also the patients we serve.
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The House is also in talks about rescinding some of the spending Congress approved earlier this year and moving on to more tax cuts this summer, but neither bill is likely to go anywhere in the Senate.
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President Trump should issue an executive order rescinding this loophole stating that SEVIS reporting applies to any alien who enrolls at a higher education institution that would require a student visa, but who fails to do so.
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"On Friday, April 13, 85033, your Chief of Staff, Jonathon Burks, came to me and informed me that you were asking for my letter of resignation," Conroy wrote Thursday in a letter to Ryan rescinding his resignation.
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Unbeknownst to most of the public at the time, the State Department had issued a separate secret memorandum on the same day as the executive order rescinding the visas of all citizens of the seven targeted countries.
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AT&T, like other telecommunications companies, has received some significant regulatory favors from the Trump administration in the form of new rules rescinding net neutrality regulation and allowing internet service providers to sell users' web browsing data.
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The Trump administration has taken all kinds of anti-LGBTQ — and particularly anti-trans — actions, from trying to ban trans people from the military to rescinding Obama-era memos that protected trans workers and students from discrimination.
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Separately, a source with a major Russian railway operator, who spoke on condition that neither he nor the firm is identified, told Reuters Rusal had been rescinding orders with his firm for shipments to customers outside Russia.
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In the case of the UN Security Council resolution, unless Trump is going to produce a new resolution rescinding it and gets all of the members of the Security Council to vote for it, that is binding.
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But in a letter this month, the American Council on Education, which represents about 1,700 colleges, argued persuasively that rescinding the rule, instead of perhaps modifying it, would damage the interests of students, colleges and the public.
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Other Interior decisions that reflect comments or requests from Bernhardt's former clients include the rescinding of Obama-era rule that set limits on hydraulic fracturing on federal land and the rollout of plans to expand offshore drilling.
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The Trump administration has advanced an anti-immigrant agenda tinged with xenophobia, including ramping up deportation efforts and rescinding protection afforded to some 800,000 Dreamers, which also serves to block upward mobility for many families and communities.
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The Los Angeles-based group Equal Means Equal and three individual women from Massachusetts filed a lawsuit Thursday alleging that DeVos is violating state and federal law by rescinding Obama-era Title IX rules, NBC News reported.
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However, this critical pipeline of economic growth and innovation could be cut off, threatening to create a harmful ripple effect across our workforce and economy should the Trump Administration move forward with rescinding the H-4 rule.
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But the placements come on the same day that Powell Jobs, a large Democratic donor, lambasted the Trump administration for rescinding the DACA program that protected young immigrants who arrived in the United States without proper papers.
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Q. Judges in California, New York and Washington, D.C., who have ruled against the administration have had harsh words for the way then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Homeland Security went about rescinding DACA.
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The new administration has renewed discussion of LGBT rights with its recent action rescinding bathroom guidelines for transgender students -- a sobering reminder that however far the movement might have come, activists still have more battles left to fight.
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One proposal to be presented, which is advocated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is rescinding seven or eight of the waivers the administration has granted to refineries, according to a memo of five proposals obtained by Reuters.
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He and his wife took a private jet to the third debate in Mérida, Mexico, and he briefly tried to invite BuzzFeed News to join him, before rescinding the offer because he said it made his partners nervous.
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After several courts, including Pechman's in Seattle, halted enforcement of the initial order, Trump issued a new order in March — rescinding the first order but supporting an implementation plan that would still bar most transgender people from serving.
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They warned that rescinding the OLA would increase systemic risk and make U.S. banks less safe in the eyes of overseas regulators who would potentially require them to ringfence more capital in the markets in which they operate.
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Ballots could now be cast on May's deal, the U.K.'s membership of the EU's single market, a customs union, a no-deal Brexit, a Canada-style free trade agreement, a second referendum or even rescinding Brexit altogether.
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Referred to by critics as the "global gag rule", the policy has been subjected to a game of political football over the years, with Democratic presidents rescinding the policy once in office and Republican presidents then reinstating it.
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials will likely stress the importance of rescinding parts of the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act and the Flores Settlement Agreement, a law and a court resolution that outline rules for migrant detention.
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With Tuesday's rollback, the Interior Department is rescinding many of the key portions of the Obama rule, including requirements for drillers to establish written plans to reduce wasted gas and requirements to capture a certain percentages of gas.
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The deal comes after Attorney General Jeff Sessions signaled a desire earlier this year to go after states that have legalized marijuana by rescinding guidance from the Obama administration that had laid out a policy of non-interference.
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Kiffin has already fostered a feud with Miami-Booker T. Washington coach Tim "Ice" Harris, who is upset with the new coach for rescinding a scholarship former FAU coach Charlie Partridge had offered to prep linebacker Isaac Readon.
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A federal judge ruled on Friday the Trump administration must start accepting new applications for DACA protection — fully reinstating the program — because the administration has failed to offer a better, legal justification for rescinding the program, CNN reports.
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In the end, all of these methodological contortions are meant to obscure a very basic truth: that any "savings" achieved by rescinding the Clean Power Plan will come at an incredibly high cost to public health and welfare.
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But even without new legislation, Trump could undo important protections for LGBTQ people, for example by rescinding President Obama's executive order that prohibits federal contractors from discriminating in employment on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Shortly after Mr. Marcus started at the department, his office joined the Justice Department in rescinding two Obama-era guidance documents that addressed ways to increase diversity and reverse decades-long discriminatory practices within elementary and secondary schools.
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Advocates also point to actions by the Trump administration, including the rescinding of federal protections for transgender students, an effort to bar transgender troops and a Justice Department decision to stop applying workplace discrimination protections to transgender people.
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A philanthropist who quit the board of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum to protest the termination of its director said on Thursday that she was also rescinding her $3 million bequest to the Upper East Side institution.
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DeVos had already been considering rescinding the guidance, but there has been new pressure after some conservatives questioned whether the guidance allowed Nikolas Cruz, the Parkland, Florida, gunman, to carry out the February massacre that left 17 dead.
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While several rules developed toward the end of the Obama administration have been nullified by this Congress, rescinding the auto financing rule was considered unusual since it is an older provision that has been in place for years.
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Yesterday, I awoke to the news that I have been fearing since Jeff Session was nominated as Attorney General, his Department of Justice is rescinding the non-interference cannabis policies from the Obama Administration, the 28500 Cole Memorandum.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Ohio's practice of rescinding voter registrations from people who fail to cast ballots is illegal, a court ruled on Friday, the latest legal decision affecting voting rights ahead of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 8.
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One proposal that was discussed and was advocated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture was rescinding seven or eight of the 31 waivers the administration has granted to refineries, according to a memo of five proposals obtained by Reuters.
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John Walsh had plagiarized a portion of his final paper for the Army War College, reported by The New York Times in 2014, ultimately led to the rescinding of his master's degree and the dropping of his election bid.
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Gillette recently announced that it is rescinding its sponsorship deal with the Brazilian organization, while companies such as Coca Cola, Budweiser, and McDonald's have issued a letter demanding "independent supervision" of the reform process at equally scandal plagued FIFA.
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" McCain said that while he, like many other Republicans, disagreed with Obama's decision to handle the issue unilaterally, "rescinding DACA at this time is an unacceptable reversal of the promises and opportunities that have been conferred to these individuals.
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Second, Mr Trump harked back to his original order from January 27th, a haphazardly crafted document that applied to America's lawful permanent residents and caused chaos at American airports by effectively rescinding visas from incoming travellers at 35,000 feet.
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"Rescinding federal coal leasing moratorium is part of that executive order, which has lots of different components, including the Clean Power Plan," the official told Reuters on Wednesday by email, confirming the order was scheduled to come next week.
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" Pruitt said his duties will continue to include pursuing President Donald Trump's regulatory agenda "by reviewing, revising or rescinding rules and regulations created by the previous administration that cause undue or unnecessary stress on American jobs or the economy.
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President Trump passed the issue of what to do with the so-called DREAMers that are shielded from deportation and granted work permits under DACA to Congress on Tuesday, rescinding the Obama-era measure with a 6-month delay.
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"I am committed to enacting the president's regulatory agenda by reviewing, revising or rescinding rules and regulations created by the previous administration that cause undue or unnecessary stress on American jobs or the economy," Pruitt said in a statement.
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Trump put particular emphasis on one aspect of the order: rescinding Obama's executive action that aims to indefinitely place off limits to drillers much of the Arctic waters off Alaska's shores, as well as parts of the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Washington Blade reported that President Trump has approved a plan for the Justice and Education departments to send a letter to schools rescinding guidance that transgender students be allowed to use the restroom consistent with their gender identity.
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But just as many conservatives who opposed Obama's transgender-student guidance aren't stepping up to praise Trump for rescinding it, the most high-profile critics of Obama's deportation policies aren't mounting much of a defense of Trump's deportation regime.
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Given the extensive research base behind the guidance, and its capacity to help prevent exclusionary and discriminatory discipline practices, rescinding it will exacerbate the inequities in our education system, while rolling back progress on school safety and student attainment.
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The Washington Post reports: [E]arlier this year, Trump talked about rescinding Gorsuch's nomination, venting angrily to advisers after his Supreme Court pick was critical of the president's escalating attacks on the federal judiciary in private meetings with legislators.
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This week, he continued to further break with that tradition of providing relief by rescinding President Obama's DACA executive order and thereby placing 800,000 young people at risk for deportation and possibly tearing tens of thousands of families asunder.
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In rescinding guidance on protections for trans students under Title IX issued by the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice last May, the administration sent a terrible message to some of the most vulnerable young people in the country.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - iHeartMedia Inc, the largest owner of U.S. radio stations, on Wednesday secured a temporary restraining order from a state court in Texas rescinding notices of default it received from a small number of its senior creditors.
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On foreign policy, M.B.S. would not discuss the strange goings on with Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon coming to Saudi Arabia and announcing his resignation, seemingly under Saudi pressure, and now returning to Beirut and rescinding that resignation.
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But Scott Mitchell, the team's chief executive, told 3DownNation, a football blog, that the owner Bob Young and the C.F.L. were aware of Hamilton's intention to hire Briles and that the league had no intention of rescinding the move.
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Other Sanders proposals, such as applying the Social Security payroll tax to annual incomes over $250,000, rescinding the Trump tax cuts and imposing an array of other new taxes on corporations, might collect another $4 trillion over 10 years.
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These include appointing a conservative to the Supreme Court, defunding Planned Parenthood, protecting businesses that refuse to provide services for same-sex weddings and rescinding the mandate in the Affordable Care Act that requires insurance coverage for birth control.
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This decision fails to understand the overwhelmingly positive impact that the DACA program has had for so many students, and the devastating consequences that rescinding it will have on them, their families, our schools, our communities and our country.
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But Ms. DeVos initially resisted signing off and told Mr. Trump that she was uncomfortable because of the potential harm that rescinding the protections could cause transgender students, according to three Republicans with direct knowledge of the internal discussions.
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The President's focus remained on sports Saturday morning, as he tweeted he was rescinding a White House invitation for the NBA champion Golden State Warriors because two-time league MVP Steph Curry was "hesitating" in accepting the presidential offer.
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If Trump had wished to withhold funds to Ukraine for legitimate reasons of policy, he could have followed that process, but he broke the impoundment law rather than notifying Congress and making the case for delaying or rescinding funds.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the court wrote.
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Trump had tweeted that he was rescinding the White House invitation to Curry after the Golden State Warriors point guard said Friday he would not attend the White House to celebrate his team's championship victory over James's Cleveland Cavaliers.
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"By rescinding his earlier executive order, President Trump makes one thing perfectly clear: his original travel ban was indefensible - legally, constitutionally and morally," said Attorney General Bob Ferguson of Washington state, which succeeded in having the previous ban suspended.
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Democrats are pushing to include a fix for young immigrants brought to the U.S. as children who were granted temporary work permits through the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which the Trump administration is rescinding.
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Trump last year announced he was rescinding the Obama-era program, which protects certain immigrants brought to the U.S. as children from deportation, but gave Congress until March 85033 to come up with a legislative fix for the program.
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The Republican-led House voted repeatedly to repeal the law during Obama's final years in office, and in 22018 Trump and Republican leaders passed repeal through the House and came within one vote of rescinding the law in the Senate.
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"The executive order effectively mandates that the states engage in discrimination based on national origin and/or religion, thereby rescinding the states' historic protection of civil rights and religious freedom," the complaint said, calling it a violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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The new DC schools report comes amid an ongoing national conversation about racial disparities in school discipline, and as Education Secretary Betsy DeVos weighs rescinding Obama-era guidelines aimed at reducing the number of nonwhite students suspended for relatively minor issues.
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In light of the Trump administration rescinding Obama-era protections for transgender students, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Gavin Grimm, a transgender teen fighting for the right to use the bathroom associated with his gender identity.
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In January, February and April of last year, federal district courts in San Francisco, New York and the District of Columbia each blocked Mr Trump's plans, telling him he had not followed proper procedures in rescinding Mr Obama's executive order.
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The Supreme Court permitted the latest version of the Trump administration's travel ban to come fully into force while its constitutional merits are argued in the lower courts, rescinding a decision six months ago that allowed for only a partial ban.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions kicked off 2018 by rescinding an Obama-era policy on marijuana, triggering a level of paranoia among weed users and entrepreneurs more commonly associated with that person who ate way too many edibles from the dispensary.
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On Inauguration Day, he would go to a "beautiful" gala ball or two, but focus mostly on rescinding Obama executive orders on immigration and calling up corporate executives to threaten punitive measures if they shift jobs out of the United States.
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HANOI, Vietnam — The United States is rescinding a decades-old ban on sales of lethal military equipment to Vietnam, President Obama announced at a news conference in Hanoi on Monday, ending one of the last legal vestiges of the Vietnam War.
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DeVos was at sea over the issue of discriminatory discipline, despite her department's consideration of rescinding Obama-era guidelines that work to make sure students of color don't get punished more harshly for the same infraction as their white peers.
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Other environmentalists also blasted Bolsonaro's claims shortly after, with some accusing Bolsonaro of attempting to use the allegations as a "smoke screen" to cover his own administration's role in rescinding environmental protections for the region since he took office this year.
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The issue of regulation has been so thoroughly politicized that it is not surprising if members of the public think that issuing a regulation or rescinding one is something that a president can do with the stroke of a pen.
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By first planning a major reach-out to Taliban leaders — in the form of a contentious invitation to Camp David just before the 9/11 anniversary — then angrily rescinding it on Monday, Trump threw away the leverage he had, and more.
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DeVos has defended rescinding the rule, saying that it meant students defrauded by for-profit colleges just had to "raise his or her hands to be entitled to so-called free money," and argued that the policy was "rushed" through.
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When NBA star Stephen Curry indicated that he wouldn't take place in a team White House visit — a tradition for professional sports teams that win championships — Trump singled out the Golden State Warriors point guard in a tweet, rescinding the invitation.
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The move comes after the group's board of directors last week issued a "public apology for its missteps in conferring, then rescinding, its nomination of Dr. Angela Y. Davis in early January " It is not known whether Davis will attend.
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Zinke is responsible for carrying out executive orders Trump has signed to increase offshore drilling and consider rescinding national monument land protections, as well as a wide-ranging order the president signed to repeal regulations that harm domestic energy production.
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The legal claims in all of the cases are similar: That the Trump administration did not follow proper administrative procedure in rescinding DACA, and that making enforcement promises to a group of people, only to revoke them, violates due process.
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And while Queen Bey, as we have lovingly dubbed her, was prepping to go onstage and celebrate the power of women, President Donald Trump was busy rescinding Obama-era legislation that sought fair pay and safe workplaces for women in America.
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The order would also direct the Homeland Security Department to "review all regulations that allow foreign nationals to work in the United States," with an eye on rescinding ones that violate immigration laws or are not in the national interest.
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Some lawmakers insist the Legislature must take some sort of action, whether it's censure or impeachment, to punish LePage for using his influence to pressure a charter school operator into rescinding a job offer to House Speaker Mark Eves, a Democrat.
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Protesters' demands: The complete withdrawal of the bill, not just an indefinite suspension; an impartial investigation into the police use of force during Wednesday's clashes with protesters; and the rescinding of the official description of that protest as an illegal riot.
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Several members of the team, which won the European championship in 21, are on the verge of rescinding their club contracts, at Lisbon's Sporting C.P., because of intimidation by fans and a breakdown in their relationship with the club's president.
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Critics of the system, who say it should be more autonomous from the Justice Department, recommended rescinding the recently imposed quotas and metrics used to evaluate immigration judges and have said recent actions have made it more unfair to migrants.
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Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawFormer sheriff, GOP mega-donor headed to runoff in Texas GOP race Texas kicks off critical battle for House control Crenshaw on 'SNL's' Davidson rescinding apology: 'He can't stop thinking about me' MORE (R) in Houston's northern suburbs.
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In a ruling issued Tuesday, Judge Rolando Valcir Spanholo said the executive branch had exceeded its authority in rescinding the designation of a 17,700-square-mile region known by the Portuguese acronym Renca as a protected area through a presidential decree.
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The mercurial Duterte caused a stir earlier this month by serving notice of the VFA's termination, demonstrating his fury over the rescinding of a U.S. travel visa for his former police chief due to human rights concerns by some U.S. lawmakers.
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Around the same time that the administration proposed rescinding the funds, the National Security Council dissolved its biosecurity directorate, a small team focused exclusively on global health security threats and led by a director often referred to as the Ebola czar.
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President Donald Trump's rescinding of a White House invitation to the Golden State Warriors opened a new fissure in the cultural wars on Saturday, touching off a war of words with between the president and a growing number of professional athletes.
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The Department of Education has already signaled its hostility toward transgender students, first rescinding federal guidance on Title IX's application to transgender students and then claiming reports of discrimination by trans students denied access to facilities are not within its jurisdiction.
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The U.S. president said on May 8 he was rescinding support for the so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action and re-imposing tough sanctions on Iran lifted as part of the 2015 deal with France, Germany, Britain, China and Russia.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Sunday it was rescinding its appointment of the controversial president of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe to be its "goodwill ambassador," after the organization faced global backlash from the U.S. and others over the move.
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The new actions follow an executive order by Trump in February 2017 that had directed the EPA to work toward rescinding the so-called WOTUS rule defining federal waterways under the Clean Water Act, issued under President Barack Obama in 2015.
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Meanwhile, two federal courts have blocked the Trump administration from rescinding DACA, no doubt contrary to what the judges intended, relieving the pressure to push a legislative fix through Congress before March 5, the putative ending date of the program.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the higher court wrote.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the court ruled on Thursday.
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Among other answers he is still waiting for is Ms. DeVos's justifications for rescinding policies meant to protect black students from being disproportionately suspended and placed in special education and student borrowers from predatory lenders and higher-education diploma mills.
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But speaking in front of the crowd of tearful, fearful faces outside of the White House in February, after the Trump administration announced they were rescinding a Title IX Guidance that helps protect transgender students, I was transported back to another crowd.
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"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the states' residents, injure state-run colleges and universities, upset the states' workplaces, damage the states' economies, hurt state-based companies, and disrupt the states' statutory and regulatory interests," the suit says.
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And in the aftermath of the tragedy, Trump appeared to be preoccupied that the media was not treating him fairly, according to one of his Facebook posts in which he explained that he was rescinding the press credentials of The Washington Post.
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The Department of Homeland Security memo formally rescinding DACA and Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recommendation letter did not cite specific federal statutes that conflicted with DACA, the judge wrote, nor did Sessions' letter explain exactly how he thought DACA violated the US Constitution.
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"Based on guidance from Attorney General Sessions, and the likely result of potentially imminent litigation, Acting Secretary Elaine Duke today issued a memo formally rescinding the June 15, 2012 memorandum that created DACA, and initiating an orderly wind down of the program."
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"Both the U.S. and China are digging in, and increasingly the subtext seems to be as much about advancing a trade ideology as it is about rescinding trade tariffs," said John Bilton, head of global multi-asset strategy at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Referred to by critics as the "global gag rule," the policy has been subjected to a game of political football over the years, with Democratic presidents rescinding the policy upon taking office, as President Obama did in 22019, and Republican presidents reinstating it.
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The legal claims in all of the cases, including Garcia's, are similar: that the Trump administration did not follow proper administrative procedure in rescinding DACA, and that making enforcement promises to a group of people, only to revoke them, violates due process.
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Restoring the franchise to Ahmadis, for example, would require only rescinding Pakistani Presidential Order No. 15 of 2002 ("Executive Order No. 15"), which uniquely excludes Ahmadis from the joint electoral rolls, and requires them to be registered on a separate supplementary voter roll.
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In rescinding the 2013 directive from then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole, Sessions did not explicitly call for action, but the move opens the door for federal prosecutors to begin pursuing cases against both businesses that sell weed and residents who use it.
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"In his letter rescinding his resignation as House Chaplain, Father Patrick J. Conroy (Ryan has reinstated him) said that it was Burks who told him, 'Maybe it's time that we had a chaplain that wasn't Catholic,'" Donohue said in the statement Friday.
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Marist College, a private school in New York, has faced calls to rescind a 2001 honorary degree given to alumnus and former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly over allegations of harassment, but the school has no formal policy for giving or rescinding awards.
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Only a week ago, Trump thrilled his base by rescinding an Obama-era order on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows about 22019,000 young people brought into the country illegally to live and work without fear of deportation.
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"We are rescinding unfair burdens on America's energy providers and leveling the playing field so that new energy technologies can be part of America's future," Andrew Wheeler, the acting administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and a former coal industry lobbyist, said Thursday.
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While Bannon failed to get Trump on board with Moore during the primary, he did ultimately help convince Trump to back Moore during the general election contest -- in spite of the allegations and the wave of Republicans rescinding their support for Moore.
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Only a week ago, Trump thrilled his base by rescinding an Obama-era order on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows about 800,000 young people brought into the country illegally to live and work without fear of deportation.
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Sessions said Trump would sign an executive order rescinding restrictions that were put in place by former President Barack Obama after police using armored tactical vehicles confronted protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014 following the fatal police shooting of a black teenager.
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The first response many Republicans and Trump allies are calling for is cutting or completely rescinding the massive U.S. portion of the U.N.'s annual funding, which now totals about $3 billion or about 22 percent of the international body's overall budget.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced Friday morning that she is rescinding the Obama administration's guidelines for how universities should respond to allegations of campus sexual assault, giving colleges the option to put a greater burden of proof on the accusers in such cases.
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The Department of Justice announced Thursday that Sessions is rescinding an Obama-era policy that guides federal prosecutors on when to target marijuana growers, sellers, and other businesspeople in Colorado, Washington, Oregon, California, and other states where the drug is now legal.
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The trade group, the Advertising Research Foundation, said it was waiting for more information before formally rescinding the award given to Cambridge Analytica, the British political consulting firm that was recently reported to have improperly harvested the data of 50 million Facebook users.
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A former Vatican diplomat to the United States, Carlo Maria Viganò, issued an 20033-page letter in August calling on Pope Francis to resign and accusing him of rescinding sanctions on former Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick for his abuse of adult seminarians.
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If DHS were to issue a new memo rescinding DACA, lawyers could argue the 9th Circuit and 2nd Circuit cases are moot and that challenge process would need to start over, similar to what has happened with the President's travel ban cases.
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Fortunately, House and Senate appropriators have each delivered a strong rebuke to HUD's deficient budget request with funding bills that support critically important housing and community development programs the administration has proposed rescinding, cutting, or eliminating, including the Public Housing Capital Fund.
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In May, the administration was considering rescinding entirely the Obama-era protections, which bars groups deemed to discriminate on the basis of religion from receiving federal funds, or adding language that would exclude religious organizations from having to abide by the rules.
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The rapid increase in arrests was primarily the result of one of Mr. Trump's first significant immigration moves, rescinding rules laid down by former President Barack Obama that prioritized the arrest of the most serious criminals and largely left other undocumented immigrants alone.
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Miller, 32, has played a key role in a number of White House policies, including the travel ban and rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that provided permits and deportation deferrals for young immigrants brought illegally to the U.S. as children.
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Democrats are also pushing for action in January on establishing protections for young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children who had received temporary work permits through the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program, which the Trump administration is rescinding.
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It said the plan should include "recommended changes to any United States rules of engagement and other United States policy restrictions that exceed the requirements of international law regarding the use of force," a veiled reference to rescinding the 2013 limits on airstrikes.
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As those critics wondered when or if sports officials would penalize Russia for its systematic transgressions by rescinding Olympic medals and condemning the state-supported schemes, they questioned not just fundamental frailties in drug-testing controls but also the independence of antidoping authorities.
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The Secretaries of State and Homeland Security shall, in consultation with the Attorney General, consider rescinding the exercises of authority in section 212 of the INA, 8 U.S.C. 2281, relating to the terrorism grounds of inadmissibility, as well as any related implementing memoranda.
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Between March 10 and March 17, Tillerson issued four cables, originally giving instructions on implementing the travel ban, then rescinding much of his guidance because of court rulings and because it had been issued without approval from the White House Office of Management and Budget.
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The Secretaries of State and Homeland Security shall, in consultation with the Attorney General, consider rescinding the exercises of authority in section 113 of the INA, 211 U.S.C. 227, relating to the terrorism grounds of inadmissibility, as well as any related implementing memoranda. Sec. 22017.
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And while there's been some deregulation — most of the substantial bills the Trump administration has signed have been rescinding regulations passed towards the end of the Obama administration — businesses take some time to make investments and hiring decisions in response to policy changes, Gray said.
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Heidi Heitkamp — who will be joining Trump on Air Force One on his trip to her home state on Wednesday to talk about tax reform — penned a lengthy Facebook post about Tuesday's DACA announcement, highlighting both the moral and economic impacts of rescinding DACA.
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She welcomed his decision on Saturday night to back a bill in Congress rescinding portions of a law giving gunmakers immunity from lawsuits, but said his record showed a more lenient attitude toward the demands of the powerful National Rifle Association (NRA) gun lobby.
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"To put it into clear and simple terms, we're rescinding unfair burdens on America's energy providers and leveling the playing field so that new energy technologies can be part of America's future," Andrew Wheeler, Environmental Protection Agency's acting administrator, said at a press event.
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That includes rescinding Obama's order that allowed more than 700,000 people brought into the United States illegally as children to stay in the country on a two-year authorization to work and attend college, according to several people close to the presidential transition team.
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America's latest action is not likely to shift this calculus, even if it is bolstered, as American officials suggest it could be, with more aggressive sanctions, such as rescinding Pakistan's status as a "major non-NATO ally" or suspending America's (relatively paltry) development aid.
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Still, the protests have ignited fierce debates about the proper standards by which historical figures should be judged, and whether rescinding honors bestowed upon these figures by earlier generations leads to dangerous distortions and omissions of history or valid repudiations of values long since discarded.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to sign a measure on Wednesday aimed at rescinding a major Obama administration water regulation and direct an end to the government's defense of the rule, a Trump official briefed on the plan said on Friday.
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Roby was first elected to Congress as part of the Tea Party wave of 220006, but she faced her toughest reelection in 2202 after rescinding her support for Trump, with tens of thousands of people casting write-in votes as a rebuke to Roby.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, would not rule out the possibility of rescinding his endorsement of Donald J. Trump's presidential bid down the road, and he described the candidate as lacking knowledge in a number of areas in an interview released on Friday.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a policy rescinding previous guidance stating that children of U.S. service members and other government officials abroad are considered "residing in the United States" and automatically given citizenship under a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).
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"This Administration apparently recognizes — correctly, in our view — that rescinding [Obama's 2014] executive order outright would cause a huge public outcry," Shannon McGowan, a former lawyer in the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division and the current head of Lambda Legal, told BuzzFeed News.
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Lisa Borders, the league's president, said in a statement Saturday that the league was rescinding penalties imposed on the Liberty, the Indiana Fever and the Phoenix Mercury and their players for wearing the shirts during pregame protests, which began after shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana.
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" In her reaction to the board's initial rescinding, Davis said she was intent on planning an "alternative event organized by those who believe that the movement for civil rights in this moment must include a robust discussion of all of the injustices that surround us.
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Those same developments have led Mashable to do something it's never done before: In light of the continued safety concerns that Samsung has yet to fully explain, Mashable can no longer recommend the Samsung Galaxy Note7, and we are rescinding the product's Mashable Choice status.
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But assuming that HHS and the Treasury Department actually want to empower the states and will entertain the bold ideas, the administration can still take several steps in the right direction starting with rescinding or substantially revising the Obama-era guidance on Section 1332 waivers.
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"Yale will NOT be rescinding anyone's admission decision for participating in peaceful walkouts for this or other causes, regardless of any high school's disciplinary policy," Hannah Mendlowitz, a senior assistant director of admissions and recruitment at Yale University, wrote on Friday in a blog post.
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Democrats have moved quickly to paint Mr. Ryan as spineless and calculating for not outright rescinding his endorsement of Mr. Trump, while the right flank in his own party has taken a polar opposite view, saying Mr. Ryan should not publicly criticize the nominee.
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The Secretaries of State and Homeland Security shall, in consultation with the Attorney General, consider rescinding the exercises of authority in section 2180 of the INA, 211 U.S.C. 1182, relating to the terrorism grounds of inadmissibility, as well as any related implementing memoranda. Sec. 7.
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A "unified Democratic result" where the party secures the presidency as well as both chambers of Congress would make the partial or full rescinding of tax cuts passed in 2017 "highly likely," said Timothy Moe, co-head of macro research in Asia at Goldman Sachs.
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Last week, Mr. Trump signed into law a bipartisan bill that will free thousands of small and medium-size banks from the Dodd-Frank law, and on May 21, he signed a law rescinding a consumer rule aimed at preventing discrimination by auto lenders.
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It is time for Congress to protect consumers from the arbitration rule overreach and pass Congressional Review Act language rescinding it, before it slips through the cracks and denies consumers their rights to choose how to redress grievances they have with the financial services community.
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By rescinding America's concurrence in the summit's joint communique, Trump showed that under his watch the United States is much like John Wayne's character J.B. Books in "The Shootist": It won't be wronged, it won't be insulted and it won't be laid a hand on.
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Mr. Pai's Republican allies, Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona and Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, are in the process of rescinding the F.C.C. privacy rules through the Congressional Review Act, which is basically a tactic used by Congress to remove recently adopted agency rules.
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"Rescinding the [binding operational directive] would leave the congressional ban in place, which means federal agencies still would be required to remove and stop using Kaspersky products and there still would be law branding the company's software as a security risk," lawyers for DHS argue.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday will order a review of national monuments created over the past 20 years with an aim toward rescinding or resizing some of them - part of a broader push to reopen areas to drilling, mining and other development.
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They argue that President Donald Trump's administration has fostered an environment in which this kind of hate is more tolerated — by, for example, rescinding a guidance that asked public schools that get federal funding to respect transgender people's rights and protect them from discrimination.
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He also recently told federal prosecutors that they "should charge and pursue the most serious, readily provable offense" against even low-level drug offenders, rescinding a guidance from the Obama era that told prosecutors to lay off charges that can trigger lengthy prison sentences.
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That includes advocating for the repeal of Obamacare, rescinding rights for trans youth and trans military personnel, killing net neutrality, deregulating environmental protections in favor of the fossil fuel industry, rolling back reproductive health care, banning muslims and backing out of the Paris climate agreement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to sign a measure as early as Tuesday aimed at rescinding a major Obama administration water regulation and direct an end to the government's defense of the rule, a Trump official briefed on the plan said late Friday.
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For the same reasons that the Ninth Circuit twice found standing in the travel ban cases (for Washington and Hawaii), state attorneys general could have "derivative standing" to bring suit against the president based on the economic harms that rescinding DACA would have on state interests.
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The Department of Homeland Security filed a notice Thursday that it's extending special immigration protections for about 300,000 immigrants from Sudan, El Salvador, Haiti and Nicaragua until January 2020, after a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from rescinding the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program last year.
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Rescinding Humanae Vitae—and encouraging the use of contraception as a means for families to control their economic futures—is what one might expect from a Pope who views the lives of the poor as sacred, but Pope Francis has not indicated any inclination in that direction.
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President Trump tweeted this morning to refute a Washington Post report that he considered rescinding the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court after Gorsuch criticized Trump's attacks on the federal judiciary during his confirmation process: Go deeper: The full details on WaPo's Gorsuch report.
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Now that the U.S. Supreme Court will not review the Trump administration's appeal on an injunction which has stopped Trump from rescinding DACA, the "Dreamers" will be able to continue to renew their visas until a final decision on the case — likely May or June of 2019.
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Pat Conroy, the House chaplain and a Jesuit priest, sent a letter to Ryan's office rescinding his resignation that he made weeks earlier -- a resignation that caused a firestorm across Capitol Hill as members of both parties demanded answers as to why Conroy was asked to leave.
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But with all the outrage surrounding the decision, there's a single fact to bear in mind when seeking clarity about why a rescinding of the program by Trump is justified: It is not the president's job to set immigration policy and never has been, DACA included.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump takes aim at what he considers an excess of federal regulations, a new lawsuit accuses the Environmental Protection Agency of illegally rescinding a rule to reduce the discharge of mercury from dental offices, mere hours after Trump took office.
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Donald J. Trump called once again for a ban on Muslim migration to the U.S. Earlier, a major Republican donor, Meg Whitman, compared Mr. Trump to Hitler and Mussolini, and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, left open the possibility of rescinding his endorsement of the candidate.
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The biggest legal argument against rescinding DACA, scholars say, hinges on the federal law that dictates how agencies can make regulations, the Administrative Procedure Act, which lays out a lengthy process that requires ample notice and time for the public to comment on substantive federal rulemaking.
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The Sessions/Bannon/Miller faction of the Trump administration has written a draft executive order rescinding this protection, but Trump seems cautious about actually promulgating it, fearing the massive blowback that would surely result from deporting a large, visible, sympathetic, and well-integrated group of immigrants.
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Each agency shall, as soon as practicable, suspend, revise, or rescind, or publish for notice and comment proposed rules suspending, revising, or rescinding any such actions, as appropriate and consistent with law and with the policies set forth in section 1 of this order. Sec. 4.
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This includes controversial figures like Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, who has faced criticism for rescinding Obama-era protections for sexual assault survivors on college campuses, and CIA Director Gina Haspel, who has come under fire for her role in overseeing the torture of dozens of detainees.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos discussed rescinding an Obama-era guidance addressing racial bias in school discipline Wednesday — but Congress's own nonpartisan watchdog agency just released a report that shows black students continue to be disciplined at school more often and more harshly than their white peers.
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During the 38 minutes it took the agency to send a corrective alert rescinding the warning on Saturday, residents and tourists in a state that was already on edge over escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea frantically said their goodbyes and took shelter.
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"Absent an extension of the applicability date, if the examination prompts the Department to propose rescinding or revising the rule, affected advisers, retirement investors and other stakeholders might face two major changes in the regulatory environment rather than one," the Labor Department said in the proposal.
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"Rescinding this executive order would roll back the most significant action taken in a generation to protect our infrastructure from the most common and costly damage we see in America," said Rafael Lemaitre, the public affairs director for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under Obama.
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Trump's 100 days: Trump's victories dimmed by misfires Today Trump will order a review of national monuments created over the past 20 years with an aim toward rescinding or resizing some of them - part of a broader push to reopen areas to drilling, mining and other development.
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Washington (CNN)This week, Senate Republicans served President Donald Trump the first two resolutions he's likely to veto -- one rescinding his national emergency declaration to build the border wall, (which he vetoed on Friday afternoon), the other on cutting assistance to the Saudis' war in Yemen.
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"Rescinding funds that had been agreed to by Congress and signed into law by the President, in the waning days of the fiscal year, would have set a terrible precedent and harmed programs that further United States interests around the world," Leahy said in a statement.
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Union leaders have pointed to a report from the city's Independent Budget Office to show that the city did not lose money providing parental leave to managers; in fact, it saved money, because it financed the benefit by rescinding a pay raise and eliminating some vacation days.
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Rescinding a waiver has basically never been done before — and there are two options here: If Pruitt attempted to do this — which, again, is not something that's been proposed for now — he'd immediately be challenged in court by California, setting the stage for a major showdown.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Schroeder in Tyler, Texas abused his discretion in upending VirnetX's win and should "avoid the burden" of being overturned by rescinding his order for a new trial, said VirnetX in a motion for reconsideration filed on Wednesday by its attorneys at Caldwell Cassady & Curry.
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The new Leader wouldn't have time to renegotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through parliament by 29th March – so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying – or even stopping – Brexit when people want us to get on with it.
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Probably a lot of that involves people in developed nations built on the wealth of colonial empires rescinding some of their luxuries and control over the axis of geopolitics, and that's what makes efforts by the tractor beam of capitalism to produce Greta Thunberg merch especially goddamn gross.
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Some of these policies will hamper access to medical care (such as rescinding funding for CHIP, the health insurance program for low-income children) but others that aren't even directly related to health care, like tax cuts, may have even more insidious effects on the American mortality gap.
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The new Leader wouldn't have time to renegotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through parliament by 29th March – so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying – or even stopping – Brexit when people want us to get on with it.
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The investigation paves the path to the U.S. taking potentially aggressive retaliatory actions against China such as tariffs on Chinese imports or rescinding licenses for Chinese companies wanting to do business in the U.S. Context: Chinese IP theft has long been an issue for some tech companies like Microsoft.
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One of his first moves in the Justice Department was to instruct federal prosecutors to bring punitive charges that can trigger harsh mandatory minimum prison sentences against even low-level drug offenders, rescinding an Obama administration memo that told federal officials to pull back on these kinds of prosecutions.
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The order directs EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to begin rescinding the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, a controversial regulation that gave Clean Water Act protections to 2 million miles of streams and 20 million acres of wetlands that link to drinking water systems across the country.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain sharply criticized Donald J. Trump's comments about the family of a fallen Muslim Army captain on Monday, a rebuke that provided an opening for other vulnerable Republican senators to do the same, even though they all stopped short of rescinding their endorsements of him.
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In a statement posted on Twitter by the supporter groups before the match, they urged the MLS to remove the word "political from its fan code of conduct as it is inherently arbitrary," in addition to rescinding its ban on flags or signs featuring the Iron Front flag.
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After stumbling into multiple controversies in the past few months, and walking back decisions like rescinding a philanthropy award for German Princess Gloria Von Thurn und Taxis, the museum's recent hire of Brazilian curator Rodrigo Moura as its chief curator has brought the community's discontent to a boil.
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"In fact, the Notice itself acknowledges that rescinding the 2011 rule would permit employers to use gratuities left for servers to 'make capital improvements' or 'lower restaurant menu prices' and notes that tips may be 'utilized in part (or in full) by the employer,'" they note in their letter.
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BEIJING, March 18 (Reuters) - China announced early on Wednesday that it was retaliating against U.S. restrictions on Chinese journalists, including rescinding the press credentials of American correspondents with the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post whose press credentials expire by the end of this year.
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The Trump administration announced back in July that it was considering rescinding the security clearances of top law enforcement and intelligence officials — including former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and former CIA Director and NSA Director Michael Hayden — all of whom happen to be critics of the administration.
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The Education and Justice Departments plan to send a joint letter this week announcing the rescinding of policy statements dating to 2014, according to a draft letter signed by Kenneth L. Marcus, the Education Department's head of civil rights, and Eric S. Dreiband, assistant attorney general for civil rights.
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"Rescinding the rule is a derogation of the department's duty to protect students from exploitation and taxpayers from the waste of federal funds," said the New York attorney general, Barbara D. Underwood, whose office joined 63 other state attorneys general that sued the department for delaying its enforcement.
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And instead of heeding bipartisan calls from lawmakers in Washington to impose stiff consequences on Saudi Arabia and acknowledge that Khashoggi was likely killed by Saudi agents, the President has stressed the importance of the US-Saudi relationship and said he opposes rescinding a US-Saudi arms deal.
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USCIS spokeswoman Jessica Collins said the agency was rescinding a memorandum put in place by the administration of Democratic President Barack Obama that allowed children to keep their special status even if they turned 18 or reunited with a parent or legal guardian before filing an asylum application.
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On Wednesday, the Trump administration took its first major anti-LGBTQ policy action — by rescinding a guidance that protected transgender students from discrimination in federally funded schools and, most controversially, asked schools to let trans students use the bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The departments' decisions have raised the concern of those who oppose mining in the region, who worry the administration may use the moves to justify modifying or rescinding the Department of Interior's 2012 decision that largely blocked mining on more than 1 million acres near the national park for 20 years.
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For supporters of the Trump Administration, rescinding the rule is part of a broader crackdown on immigration in what it calls an attempt to secure American jobs and end executive abuses of immigration loopholes — specifically granting "parole", a technical term for permission to remain in the U.S. for short-term stints.
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I'm sympathetic to the ACLU's argument that if the justices deem the travel ban case moot just because the Trump administration has replaced the old policy with a new one, the president could "repeat that process indefinitely," serially rescinding and reinstating legally dubious orders every time they reach the Supreme Court.
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Fresco warned that rescinding DACA could lead to: Mass layoffs: After Sessions first announced that DACA would be rescinded, a study by FWD found that roughly 300,000 "Dreamers" employed in the U.S. would lose their work permits and could be subject to deportation between March 6 and November 6, 2018.
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And when Stahl asked DeVos whether or not she thinks the number of sexual assaults on college campuses equals the number of false accusations, she claimed she didn't know—despite rescinding the Obama-era Title IX guidelines this fall, on the basis of giving more of a voice to the accused.
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What we have seen over the past week -- Pelosi sent her original letter rescinding the January 29 State of the Union invite on January 16 -- is simply one of a series of ways in which Democrats are using their power in the House to conduct asymmetric political warfare against Trump.
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As predicted, what followed was a confusing set of tweets and statements from the president trying to walk back the deal but also trying to stay on the right side of protecting the nearly-85033 million Dreamers in this country that Trump put in danger of deportation by rescinding DACA.
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In the lawsuit, Ms. Napolitano argues that by rescinding her 2012 memorandum – even with a six-month delay in implementation — Mr. Trump and Mr. Sessions violated rules under the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires the government to provide public notice and seek comment from affected parties before revoking a significant policy.
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"It's extremely cruel when you started shutting down refugee applicants and rescinding protections for children brought to the country at a young age, to send this kind of message to parents trying to get their kids to safety," said Chris Rickerd, policy counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union in Washington.
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Mr. Pruitt and his colleagues have enthusiastically jumped to the task of rescinding regulations that might address the problem, meanwhile presiding over a no less ominous development: a governmentwide purge of people, particularly scientists, whose research and conclusions about the human contribution to climate change do not support the administration's agenda.
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But if you wouldn't want something you posted to end up on a jumbotron in Times Square, DO NOT POST IT. Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Do you think Harvard University went too far in rescinding admission for the students, or was the university justified in its decision?
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As the 2017 school year came to a close, protesters at Pomona College staged a sit-in, symbolically unregistered themselves from sociology classes and called for rescinding a visiting scholar post that was awarded to Alice Goffman, a white sociologist who chronicled the impact of prison and policing on black youth.
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Amy Klobuchar's labor-rights plan includes expanding union rights, such as preventing interference in union elections, a $15 federal minimum wage, banning companies from permanently replacing workers who participate in a strike, rolling back "right to work" laws, and rescinding executive orders from the Trump administration that limit collective bargaining.
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The Moral Majority was part of the rise of the religious right in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which formed, according to conservative activist Paul Weyrich, in response to the federal government rescinding the tax-exempt status of Bob Jones University because of the school's policy against interracial dating.
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The rulemaking notice does not provide detail on the proposal's substance, but the Trump administration's regulatory agenda published in July said the department intended on rescinding the rule, which prohibits restaurants and bars from forcing servers who are paid minimum wage to share their tips with untipped employees such as cooks and dishwashers.
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The chip suspensions follow the earlier news of Google abruptly rescinding Huawei's Android license and halting its access to Google Play Services and the Play Store, effectively dumping it out of the Android smartphone market and forcing the Chinese company to develop its own version atop the barebone open-source edition of Android.
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"A new leader wouldn't have time to re-negotiate a withdrawal agreement and get the legislation through Parliament by March 29, so one of their first acts would have to be extending or rescinding Article 50, delaying or even stopping Brexit when people want us to get on with it," she said.
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Despite Trump's campaign promises, the incoming president won't be able to unilaterally abolish the EPA, and rescinding the climate rules already in place would be an arduous process, thanks to lengthy public comment periods and other requirements that will allow environmental groups and their allies in state governments to try to preserve them.
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It's for that reason that some top aides expect Trump will terminate it, even though he knows the backlash would be intense: Axios' Jonathan Swan was first to report last week that Trump was seriously considering rescinding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which provides work and study permits for about 750,000 people.
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The proposed repeal is the latest in a series of Trump moves to undo President Obama's environmental legacy, including withdrawal from the Paris climate change accord, rescinding the Clean Power Plan that sought to curb carbon emissions from coal-burning power plants, and reversing a moratorium on leasing federal lands for coal mining.
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Chaplain controversy House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) is slated to meet with Chaplain Patrick Conroy early this week in the wake of the Jesuit priest rescinding his resignation on May 3.
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Parkland shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv on Monday appeared on Fox News to apologize for racist comments he made while in an online chat when he was 16 years old following screenshots of the racial slurs, including the use of the N-word, that led to Harvard University rescinding Kashuv's acceptance to the school.
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The move has been harshly criticized by civil rights groups, who say that rescinding the guidances will be detrimental to students of color in the U.S. The American Council on Education has already vowed to ignore the decision, saying that the administration is sending "precisely the wrong message" to institutions of higher education.
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And as Vox's German Lopez pointed out, since the election of Trump and a Republican-dominated Congress, all kinds of anti-LGBTQ — and particularly anti-trans — actions, from trying to ban trans people from the military to rescinding Obama-era memos that protected trans workers and students from discrimination, have been introduced.
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Pelosi last week had turned the largely symbolic gesture of scheduling a State of the Union into a partisan battle by rescinding her initial offer of hosting the prime time speech, citing security concerns given the Homeland Security Department and the Secret Service are both affected by the 33-day long shutdown.
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" While McCain disagreed with then-President Obama's executive order in June of 2012 to protect some people who immigrated illegally as children from deportation, he says that rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program "is an unacceptable reversal of the promises and opportunities that have been conferred to these individuals.
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Such passages make for particularly chilling reading at a moment when America has begun rescinding the temporary protected status of thousands of longtime residents, threatening to deport them to their countries of origin, some of which labor under severe economic disadvantages and sociopolitical strains, where their rights and safety cannot be assured.
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The move, which involved rescinding two sets of guidelines several years old, was part of one of the fiercest battles in higher education today, over whether the Obama administration, in trying to get colleges to take sexual assault more seriously, had gone too far and created a system that treated the accused unfairly.
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On May 12, Mr. Sessions announced a drastic policy ordering federal prosecutors to pursue the toughest possible charges against crime suspects in all cases, rescinding an Obama administration directive that focused on reducing punishments for low-level, nonviolent offenders, mostly in drug cases, and steering more law-enforcement resources toward the bigger fish.
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Another prong of her plan is to expand access to enlisting in the military by rescinding the Trump administration's policy banning transgender recruits from joining the military and relaunching a program aimed at recruiting immigrants, including refugees and undocumented immigrants who received Obama-era protections under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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Lam to step down and fully withdraw the bill, the protesters — emboldened and angered after her partial concession on Saturday — have called for an impartial investigation into the police use of force against demonstrators and for a rescinding of the official description of clashes with the police on Wednesday as an illegal riot.
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Making his first appearance before an abortion rights group since rescinding his support for the Hyde Amendment, which bars the use of federal funds for most abortions, Mr. Biden told members of Planned Parenthood that state-level efforts by Republicans to curb access to reproductive services had prompted him to change his mind.
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The news comes about a year after DeVos announced she would be rescinding an Obama-era Title IX guidance on campus sexual assault, in which college administrators were instructed to decide if someone was more than 50 percent guilty of misconduct, a standard far lower than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard of criminal courts.
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Six New Jersey newspapers issued a joint editorial calling for Mr. Christie's resignation on Tuesday, an extraordinary show of disgust on the same day that the publisher of a major newspaper in New Hampshire took the unusual (and seemingly unnecessary) step of rescinding its previous pledge of support for him as a presidential candidate.
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"I'm not going to congratulate the New Yorker for rescinding an invitation that should have never been offered or for believing there was valuable intellectual insight to be gained from a polite conversation w/ a fascist," the author Roxane Gay, who is a contributing opinion writer to The New York Times, wrote on Twitter.
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In both cases, a district court judge, one in California and one in New York, has issued a nationwide ruling that the rescinding of DACA last September is not likely to pass muster legally, ordering the Department of Homeland Security to resume considering renewal applications for the two-year work permits and protections from deportations.
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Op-Ed Contributor Washington — Donald J. Trump comes into office on Friday with an agenda largely built around tearing down that of his predecessor — rescinding executive orders, ripping up the Iran nuclear deal, backing the repeal of Obamacare and withdrawing from international climate change agreements, to name just a few of his possible first steps.
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Under other circumstances, the United States could be a force for the rule of law, human rights and civilian control over the military in Mexico — for example, by rescinding a shameful decision last year, by President Obama's State Department, to certify that Mexico had made enough progress in human rights to receive new funding.
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Plus, a majority of the American people disapprove of his handling of nearly every event and policy priority during his first year -- from the Russia investigation to Charlottesville, from withdrawing from the Paris climate pact to rescinding the immigration program known as DACA, from his travel ban to tax reform to efforts to repeal Obamacare.
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With both comments, Trump was sending the same signal that he has with his push for new restrictions on not only undocumented but also legal immigration; his criticism of NFL players who don't stand for the national anthem; and his rescinding of the protections for transgender military members that former President Barack Obama had established.
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The Secretary of State and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall, in consultation with the Attorney General, consider rescinding the exercises of authority permitted by section 212(d)(3)(B) of the INA, 8 U.S.C. 1182(d)(3)(B), relating to the terrorism grounds of inadmissibility, as well as any related implementing directives or guidance. Sec. 8.
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Cruz's stump speech is about what President Ted Cruz would do on his first day in office, a list that includes rescinding every single executive order ever issued by Barack Obama; opening an investigation into Planned Parenthood; instructing the IRS and other rogue federal agencies to stop persecuting Christians; and ripping up the Iranian nuclear deal.
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This would be part of broader "tough on crime" and anti-drug policies that he's called for; earlier this year, for instance, he asked prosecutors to begin enforcing mandatory minimum sentences even for low-level drug offenses, rescinding a memo from the Obama administration that asked law enforcement to lay off harsh punishments for people accused of nonviolent crimes.
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We expect more from cultural institutions today, and the struggles unfolding recently around the Whitney Museum's board as well as the rescinding of funds by museums with ties to the Sackler Trust should serve as a clear warning to the Guggenheim that their reputation will be tarnished if they proceed to push the museum without addressing our concerns.
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It's something they've spent a lot of time thinking about as President Trump has rolled out various cruel immigration policies, from his proposed travel ban to, in September, rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA — an Obama-era program that protected the country's approximately 800,000 undocumented youth raised in the country from being deported.
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READ: A federal judge is taking aim at Trump's DACA repeal "Anecdotally, from our members working in hospitals, [rescinding DACA] would have a direct effect on the many support services that people depend on for patient care," said Fernando Losada, the national collective bargaining director for National Nurses United, the largest union of registered nurses in the country.
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WASHINGTON — Unveiling a report commissioned by President Trump in the aftermath of a mass shooting last winter at a Florida high school, administration officials on Tuesday played down the role of guns in school violence while focusing instead on rescinding Obama-era disciplinary policies, improving mental health services and training school personnel in the use of firearms.
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But at a Wednesday meeting with civil rights leaders, parents, and teachers, DeVos discussed rescinding the guidance, which warns schools that they could be in violation of federal civil rights laws if they disproportionately discipline some groups of students at higher rates than others, and encourages schools to keep kids in the classroom instead of suspending them.
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"The rescinding of this burdensome rule, which was never enacted due to IPAA and Western Energy Alliance's ongoing legal challenge, will save our member companies and those operating on federal lands hundreds of millions of dollars in compliance costs without any corresponding safety benefits," Barry Russell, president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America, said in a statement.
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And in light of the current federal administration's active attacks on the rights of disabled people, particularly through the attempted gutting of the Americans with Disabilities Act via H.R. 620 and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos's rescinding of 72 guidance documents ensuring the rights of disabled students, marginalizing the disabled is increasingly part of the GOP strategy.
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Earlier this month, Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE announced he was rescinding the program, which currently protects 22019,000 people brought to the country illegally as children from deportation.
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Privacy and immigration advocates see the increase in searches as part of the administration's overall immigration agenda, which includes a travel ban against several Muslim-majority countries and rescinding an Obama-era program that allowed undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children to live and work in the country without fear of being deported.
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The plan takes a three-pronged approach, O'Rourke's campaign said: rescinding "inhumane" Trump administration policies such as family separations at the border; convincing Congress to pass better immigration laws, including a legislative solution for the so-called Dreamers, undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children; and investing $5 billion in Central America to help address the root causes of migration.
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On the back of one of the most discriminatory party platforms in the GOP's history and flanked by a vice president with a demonstrated and vested interest in rescinding LGBTQ rights, Trump will enter the White House carrying promises to roll back each of President Obama's executive orders, including those protecting LGBTQ employees of federal contractors from discrimination and transgender students' rights.
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The investigation paves the path to the U.S. taking potentially aggressive retaliatory actions against China such as tariffs on Chinese imports or rescinding licenses for Chinese companies wanting to do business in the U.S. Initiating an investigation under section 301 could result in either a new WTO dispute between the U.S. and China or unilateral retaliation by the Trump administration.
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Between tech leaders at Google, Facebook and other tech companies speaking out against 45's executive order on immigration and, more recently, those same companies speaking out against the 45 administration rescinding guidance for transgender students in public schools, it's clear that the tech industry is not going to sit idly on the sidelines during this 45th presidential administration in the United States.
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On the back of one of the most discriminatory party platforms in the GOP's history and flanked by a vice president with a demonstrated and vested interest in rescinding LGBTQ rights, Trump will enter the White House carrying promises to roll back each of President Obama's executive orders, including those protecting LGBTQ employees of federal contractors from discrimination and transgender students' rights.
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There's no indication, according to the magazine, that Trump or Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, who presents the awards, were aware of Aro's nomination or the rescinding of her award.
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In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Johnson said Trump is "grossly underestimating the anger" that will follow Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE rescinding a Justice Department policy on states legalizing marijuana.
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Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawFormer sheriff, GOP mega-donor headed to runoff in Texas GOP race Texas kicks off critical battle for House control Crenshaw on 'SNL's' Davidson rescinding apology: 'He can't stop thinking about me' MORE (R-Texas) in the primary for Texas' 2nd Congressional District during the 85033 cycle, largely self-funded her campaign, spending roughly $4 million on her race.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE has overseen the elimination or rescinding of several guidances or programs within her department.
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Here are a few of his first year's "greatest hits": Rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for many countries, and the abandonment by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of the use of prosecutorial discretion, indiscriminately arresting and detaining those with no criminal history in an apparent effort to push deportation numbers ever higher.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE is rescinding an Obama-era letter to local courts advising them to be wary of imposing stiff fees and penalties on poor defendants, The Washington Post reports.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE said in an announcement rescinding the program that DACA would not be renewed after March, giving Congress some six months to pass new immigration legislation if it desires.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE announced earlier Tuesday that Trump planned on rescinding the program with a six-month delay, giving Congress a chance to pass a legislative fix for DACA recipients.
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"WHEREAS, Donald Trump has launched a crusade against LGBTQ rights and progress by appointing anti-LGBTQ activists across his Administration, rescinding guidance regarding schools' obligations to transgender students, pushing an unconstitutional Muslim ban and draconian deportation policies, inviting his cabinet to create a #LicenseToDiscriminate, proposing dangerous cuts to critical health care programs and research, and erasing LGBTQ people in federal data collection," the statement reads.
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While Trump campaigned heavily against "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants, he has avoided rescinding an Obama administration program offering protections and work permits to those who were brought to the US as children, and in a recent meeting with reporters a senior administration official indicated Trump could be open to a compromise that included a path to legalization, if not citizenship, if it came to his desk.
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Every President from Ronald Reagan through Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE has reviewed existing regulations with an eye toward rescinding those that are unnecessary, with mixed results when it comes to eliminating large numbers of regulations issued before they took office.
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When you take away overtime pay to millions of workers, as Trump did by rescinding a federal labor rule put in place by Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 6900,000 at auction MORE, you are not a friend of workers.
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In his Iowa campaign literature, he vows that on his first day in office, in addition to rescinding Obama's "illegal and unconstitutional" executive orders and ripping up the Iranian Nuclear Deal, he will "investigate and prosecute" Planned Parenthood, tell the I.R.S. that the "persecution of religious liberty is over," and begin the process of moving the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Referred to by critics as the "global gag rule," the policy has been subjected to a game of political football over the years, with Democratic presidents rescinding the policy upon taking office, as President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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However, the Trump administration has threatened to crack down on marijuana, with Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE rescinding an Obama-era policy that directed U.S. attorneys in states where marijuana has been legalized to deprioritize the prosecution of marijuana-related cases.
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Democrats are working to stop Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE from rescinding Obama-era guidance on how colleges should handle sexual assaults on campus. Rep.
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And, despite a recent decision from a district court judge temporarily reinstating the DACA program, most legal scholars agree that a congressional solution will ultimately be required to save DACA because either that decision might be overturned in a high court or, at best, the Trump administration will be required to follow the legal procedures for rescinding the program that the district judge claimed were not followed in this instance.
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