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El Pueblo Unido Tampa Bay, the organization behind the initiative, sells the bracelets in local businesses and at rallies. Proceeds go to immigrant families dealing with deportation and detention.
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- La Enmienda 3 de Florida podría recortar drásticamente los impuestos sobre la propiedad y transformar los servicios locales
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The Department of Education will consider approving its own rule Wednesday. It would require all public colleges to craft policies addressing the use of AI by staff and students. -
The rapper said venues led by Robert Kraft, owner of Gillette Stadium outside Boston, told the promoter they did not want him to perform with Ed Sheeran, who comes to Raymond James Stadium on Nov. 7. -
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