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'It's About Time': ALG Praises House Passage Of Sunshine Protection Act, Urges Senate Passage
FAIRFAX, Virginia, Sept. 6 [Category: Government/Public Administration] -- Americans for Limited Government posted the following news release:
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'It's About Time': ALG Praises House Passage Of Sunshine Protection Act, Urges Senate Passage
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July 15, 2026, Fairfax, Va.-Americans for Limited Government Executive Director Robert Romano today issued the following statement praising the House for passing the Sunshine Protection Act and urged the Senate to do the same:
"The House has finally passed legislation that will end standard time once and for all. No more sunsets in the middle of the
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FAIRFAX, Virginia, Sept. 6 [Category: Government/Public Administration] -- Americans for Limited Government posted the following news release:
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'It's About Time': ALG Praises House Passage Of Sunshine Protection Act, Urges Senate Passage
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July 15, 2026, Fairfax, Va.-Americans for Limited Government Executive Director Robert Romano today issued the following statement praising the House for passing the Sunshine Protection Act and urged the Senate to do the same:
"The House has finally passed legislation that will end standard time once and for all. No more sunsets in the middle of theafternoon. It's about time. Nobody likes the constant clock changes. The fact is that under current law, there was never a way to opt out of standard time whereas states were permitted to opt out of daylight savings time if they really wanted to, as Arizona and Hawaii do. School districts can always have starting bells later to compensate if there is concern about later sunrises during the winter months, although it's worth noting almost all districts are already on Christmas vacation during the shortest days. Clearly, based on the House vote, and unanimous passage of practically identical legislation by the Senate in 2022, and the President's support, daylight savings time is far more popular. But really, it's just let's pick a time and stick with it. Compromise if needs be: shave a half hour off standard time. Anything's better than the clock changes, and the early sunsets in the winter are frankly depressing. But the bill's fine the way it is. It is time for the Senate to immediately take up this common sense, bipartisan legislation, stop switching the clocks and let the sun shine into the evening for good."
For media availability contact Americans for Limited Government at media@limitgov.org.
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Original text here: https://getliberty.org/2026/07/its-about-time-alg-praises-house-passage-of-sunshine-protection-act-urges-senate-passage/
Tireless Champion of Equity and Justice: IWPR Statement on Passing of Gloria Steinem
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Institute for Women's Policy Research issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Tireless Champion of Equity and Justice: IWPR Statement on Passing of Gloria Steinem
The following is a statement from Dr. Jamila K. Taylor, president and CEO of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, on the passing of feminist icon Gloria Steinem:
Gloria Steinem was a fierce fighter, a witty writer, and a tireless champion of equity and justice. As a journalist, activist, and feminist icon, she challenged the status quo and will be remembered for the trails she blazed
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Institute for Women's Policy Research issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Tireless Champion of Equity and Justice: IWPR Statement on Passing of Gloria Steinem
The following is a statement from Dr. Jamila K. Taylor, president and CEO of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, on the passing of feminist icon Gloria Steinem:
Gloria Steinem was a fierce fighter, a witty writer, and a tireless champion of equity and justice. As a journalist, activist, and feminist icon, she challenged the status quo and will be remembered for the trails she blazedin the name of progress. A steadfast defender of reproductive autonomy, she helped women gain and build economic security while growing political power. Gloria believed deeply in the importance of women owning and telling their own stories, ensuring that their experiences would never be diminished, overlooked, or swept under the rug.
In her lifetime, Gloria saw both immense progress and devastating backsliding, and through it all she never stopped fighting. In her 2022 Wesleyan University commencement address, she said, "I am a hope-a-holic. I believe that hope is a form of planning."
That is the essence of what we must all continue to do to ensure that the gender equity Gloria spent her life championing becomes a full and lasting reality.
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Original text here: https://iwpr.org/press/tireless-champion-of-equity-and-justice-iwpr-statement-on-passing-of-gloria-steinem/
[Category: Sociological]
Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau Named Finalist for International Learning Excellence Award
STROUDSBURG, Pennsylvania, Sept. 4 [Category: Travel] -- The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau issued the following news release:
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Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau Named Finalist for International Learning Excellence Award
The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau (PMVB) is proud to announce it has been named a finalist for the 2027 Association for Talent Development (ATD) Excellence in Practice Award, recognizing one of the world's most innovative learning and workforce development programs.
The recognition honors PMVB's successful Poconos Ambassador Program, created in partnership with Learn
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STROUDSBURG, Pennsylvania, Sept. 4 [Category: Travel] -- The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau issued the following news release:
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Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau Named Finalist for International Learning Excellence Award
The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau (PMVB) is proud to announce it has been named a finalist for the 2027 Association for Talent Development (ATD) Excellence in Practice Award, recognizing one of the world's most innovative learning and workforce development programs.
The recognition honors PMVB's successful Poconos Ambassador Program, created in partnership with LearnTourism, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the tourism industry through education.
Designed for residents, hospitality employees, volunteers, and local businesses, the multilingual online program helps participants better understand the region's attractions, tourism economy, and the important role they play in welcoming visitors. Every graduate becomes a stronger tourism ambassador, equipped to confidently recommend experiences and share the stories that make the Pocono Mountains unique.
Since launching, the program has engaged learners from across the region while strengthening community pride, increasing destination knowledge, and supporting local businesses that benefit from tourism.
"We wanted to create a program that inspires people to take pride in their community while helping visitors enjoy everything the Pocono Mountains has to offer," said Chris Barrett, President/CEO of the PMVB. "This international recognition reflects the dedication of everyone who has participated in and supported the program."
"The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau built far more than a training program-they created a movement that inspires residents, hospitality professionals, and local businesses to become proud tourism ambassadors for their community. Their willingness to invest in education and community engagement has produced a model that destinations around the world can learn from. We are honored to celebrate this well-deserved international recognition alongside their team," said Stephen Ekstrom, CEO & Cofounder, Learn Tourism.
The Association for Talent Development's Excellence in Practice Awards recognize organizations that demonstrate measurable results through innovative learning programs that improve organizational performance.
Learn Tourism partnered closely with PMVB to create a customized curriculum that combines engaging storytelling, interactive learning, and measurable outcomes designed specifically for the Pocono Mountains.
Award recipients will be announced during the ATD International Conference & EXPO.
For more information about the Poconos Tourism Ambassador program, visit PoconoMountains.com and search for "Ambassador."
Pocono Mountains visitor information is available online at PoconoMountains.com or by phone at (570) 421-5791. Established in 1934, the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau is a private, non-profit membership organization. The PMVB is the official destination marketing organization for the four counties of Wayne, Pike, Monroe, and Carbon in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The PMVB operates the 24/7 Pocono Television Network which can be found on streaming, broadcast and cable.
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Original text here: https://www.poconomountains.com/articles/post/pocono-mountains-visitors-bureau-named-finalist-for-international-learning-excellence-award/
Peterson Institute for International Economics Issues Commentary: Trump Invoked a Zombie Statute to Justify Tariffs on Canada
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Peterson Institute for International Economics issued the following commentary on Sept. 3, 2026 by senior research staffer Alan Wm. Wolff:
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Trump invoked a zombie statute to justify tariffs on Canada
The world is used to American tariff news daily. A new target is chosen, a new reason is put forward, another legal authority is selected, and a new tariff is put in place, ostensibly to force concessions from a trading partner. But the new tariffs on Canada set a new record for lack of credibility. They invoke a zombie authority found in the notorious and discredited
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Peterson Institute for International Economics issued the following commentary on Sept. 3, 2026 by senior research staffer Alan Wm. Wolff:
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Trump invoked a zombie statute to justify tariffs on Canada
The world is used to American tariff news daily. A new target is chosen, a new reason is put forward, another legal authority is selected, and a new tariff is put in place, ostensibly to force concessions from a trading partner. But the new tariffs on Canada set a new record for lack of credibility. They invoke a zombie authority found in the notorious and discreditedSmoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which deepened the Great Depression. The courts should reject these tariffs as patently illegal.
We have all seen this movie before.
First, it was the ill-fated tariffs under a declaration of emergency, which the Supreme Court held was not a tariff authority at all. Then it was to deal with a claimed balance of payments crisis, which the Court of International Trade found did not exist. The third try was retaliation against every country of any size, 60 of them, for tolerating forced labor imports into their markets, which is about to be tested in court.
Not to sound like the economics teacher in Ferris Bueller's class, but some history is in order. The antidiscrimination authority Section 338 in the Smoot-Hawley law was necessitated in large part by the British granting an "imperial preference" to its colonies. Yes, this tariff authority stems from so long ago that empires existed, when British colonists insisted on getting preferential access to the mother country's home market. The problem a century ago was not just the British, although theirs was the largest colonial preference system, but the French, the Dutch, the Portuguese, and the Japanese with newly acquired colonies in Korea and Taiwan. The United States also granted preferences for imports from the Philippines and Puerto Rico, its new colonies.
But by winning World War II, the United States triumphed as the world's most powerful economy. The old empires collapsed, and the imperial preferences were made to disappear.
A second reason for Section 338 of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, and its predecessor in the Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act of 1922, was to discourage other nations from retaliating against the United States when it placed massive tariffs on the products of others, which in that era, it did. Section 338 was like a nuclear deterrent designed to provide leverage and forestall massive actions by others. It was not a statute for taking rifle shots but against across-the-board trade discrimination.
Why is a court likely to be skeptical of the resurrection of this zombie 1930 statute, now turned on the products of Canada? The Smoot-Hawley statutory language would be clearer if it restated its original purposes; it does not. It simply allows the president to act against foreign discrimination against US goods as compared with imports from other countries. It is therefore necessary to read the provision in the context of its time, the beginning of the last century, with the United States worried about foreign empires and massive tariff walls, not the kind of discrimination that might arise on a few products due to inclusion in a free trade agreement or in the case of another country acting selectively simply to defend itself against the United States violating its commitments.
Global commerce conditions today are much different than when Smoot-Hawley was enacted in 1930. Trade relations between the United States and Canada have been governed by mutually accepted agreements since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) of the early 1990s and its successor negotiated by the first Trump administration, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Under Smoot-Hawley, the Congress provided the means to ascertain when serious broad discrimination faced US producers. It authorized the International Trade Commission (ITC) to study and monitor alleged foreign discrimination. But under President Donald Trump in 2026, there was no resort to that agency, which is very good about keeping a watch on US trade. The last time the ITC did anything under this statute is cited in its 1943 Annual Report (according to Global Trade Alert).
Maybe there is some discriminatory Canadian treatment of some US products, but there is no imperial preference or other blanket discrimination of the kind that Section 338 was designed for. That imperial era disappeared a long time ago. Nothing remotely resembling that exists today, and certainly not by Canada. If there were problems warranting a response, this was the wrong statute for the administration to have chosen. Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 could have been invoked, for example. Section 301 is designed for acting against harms to US commerce if any are found, and if the foreign actions are deemed to be unreasonable. But those findings were not made, perhaps because there is a legal standard that must be applied to Section 301 actions. Under the Administrative Procedures Act, which is applicable to the office of the United States Trade Representative, any decision taken by that agency must not be arbitrary and capricious to be valid. Given US violations of its obligations, that would be a hard test to meet.
The courts should find that resorting to Section 338, a dead statute--an anachronism if ever there was one--is yet again the wrongful use of a trade law by this administration. There are other legal theories the court can consult as to why use of Section 338 is not appropriate. One is that Section 338 was effectively repealed by the enactment of Section 301 (see explanation by Philip Zelikow). Other trade experts detail additional arguments that this old statute is being misused (Harrell and Hillman). Apparently, it was simply something the administration could not resist trying.
Whatever the legal pretext that is chosen by the president and his officials, the fact is that at present the US tariff is whatever the president wishes it to be, which leaves the courts playing whack-a-mole, treating use of each claimed authority as sound--until it is found to be otherwise. New tariffs will continue to be applied and will proliferate, even if through use of individual Section 301 or Section 232 cases. They are already being planned.
One last point. We all too readily see the newest tariff as being against Canada, and certainly it does hurt Canadians. But it is Americans that have to pay the tariff to US Customs. They are the importers of record. With increased costs or even lack of availability of Canadian inputs, American production lines may shut down, while other American products may become less competitive.
With the latest tariff threat, Americans got more than an old movie. There are serious adverse economic consequences as well, for ourselves, for our friends.
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Original text here: https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2026/trump-invoked-zombie-statute-justify-tariffs-canada
[Category: Economics]
Meals on Wheels America Issues Statement on Signing of Continuing Resolution
ARLINGTON, Virginia, Sept. 4 -- Meals On Wheels America issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Meals on Wheels America Issues Statement on Signing of Continuing Resolution (CR)
Meals on Wheels America President and Chief Executive Officer Ellie Hollander today issued this statement in response to the enactment of a continuing resolution that will fund the government through December 11, 2026:
With yesterday's enactment of the continuing resolution (CR), it is a relief that the threat of a potential shutdown will not linger over Meals on Wheels providers and the seniors they
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ARLINGTON, Virginia, Sept. 4 -- Meals On Wheels America issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Meals on Wheels America Issues Statement on Signing of Continuing Resolution (CR)
Meals on Wheels America President and Chief Executive Officer Ellie Hollander today issued this statement in response to the enactment of a continuing resolution that will fund the government through December 11, 2026:
With yesterday's enactment of the continuing resolution (CR), it is a relief that the threat of a potential shutdown will not linger over Meals on Wheels providers and the seniors theyserve during the final weeks of fiscal year 2026.
But the work is not done. Meals on Wheels America implores Congress to increase funding for the Older American's Act (OAA) Nutrition Program (Title III-C) to $2.285 billion when negotiations for fiscal year 2027 appropriations resume. This federal investment, together with state, local and private contributions, would enable local Meals on Wheels providers to reach the additional 2.5 million low-income, food insecure older adults in need who are currently not being served. No senior in America should be left to struggle with hunger and isolation alone.
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About Meals on Wheels America
Meals on Wheels America is the leadership organization supporting approximately 5,000 community-based providers across the country dedicated to addressing senior hunger and isolation. Powered by a trusted volunteer workforce, this network delivers a comprehensive solution that begins with a meal and is proven to enable independence and well-being through the additional benefits of tailored nutrition, social connection, safety and much more. Through public awareness, funding, programming, education, research and advocacy, Meals on Wheels America empowers local providers to strengthen their communities, one senior at a time. At a time when demand for Meals on Wheels services is growing, and many seniors are left waiting, Meals on Wheels America is dedicated to helping End the Wait(R) and ensuring every senior who needs Meals on Wheels gets it. For more information, or to locate a Meals on Wheels provider near you, visit mealsonwheelsamerica.org. You can also find Meals on Wheels America on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, TikTok and X.
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Original text here: https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org/news/meals-on-wheels-america-issues-statement-on-signing-of-continuing-resolution-cr/
[Category: Sociological]
Environmental Defense Fund Statement: ADWR Moves Forward With Public Hearing to Consider New Irrigation Non-Expansion Area in the San Simon Sub-Basin
NEW YORK, Sept. 4 -- The Environmental Defense Fund issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Statement: ADWR Moves Forward with Public Hearing to Consider New Irrigation Non-Expansion Area in the San Simon Sub-Basin
(PHOENIX) -- Irrigators in the San Simon Valley sub-basin successfully initiated a hearing process yesterday for a new Irrigation Non-expansion Area (INA) with the Arizona Department of Water Resources through a petition filed in September 2025.
The irrigators petition stalled earlier this year due to a lower court ruling in favor of out-of-state investors who challenged
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4 -- The Environmental Defense Fund issued the following statement on Sept. 3, 2026:
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Statement: ADWR Moves Forward with Public Hearing to Consider New Irrigation Non-Expansion Area in the San Simon Sub-Basin
(PHOENIX) -- Irrigators in the San Simon Valley sub-basin successfully initiated a hearing process yesterday for a new Irrigation Non-expansion Area (INA) with the Arizona Department of Water Resources through a petition filed in September 2025.
The irrigators petition stalled earlier this year due to a lower court ruling in favor of out-of-state investors who challengedthe Hualapai Valley INA established in 2022. ADWR appealed the lower court ruling. EDF and two local growers in the San Simon sub-basin filed a joint amicus curiae with the Arizona Court of Appeals in June to support ADWR and its authority to respond adequately to unique, local groundwater conditions.
Yesterday, ADWR initiated proceedings to consider establishing an INA in the San Simon sub-basin. Effective immediately, expansion of new irrigated acreage is prohibited in the sub-basin.
"ADWR initiating the INA hearing proceedings in San Simon is a major step in the right direction for family farms and local communities in the region. It has been a winding journey to get here, but the resilience and persistence of the local growers leading the petition effort paid off. The INA would be a critical first step; it's not the end by any stretch," said Christopher Kuzdas, Arizona Water Program Director at Environmental Defense Fund.
"The irrigator's petition mechanism in the 1980 Groundwater Management Act empowers irrigators to partner with the state to protect family farms and local communities from severe groundwater depletion -- that's exactly what happened here. The collective effort from irrigators in the San Simon sub-basin is another example of rural communities taking matters into their own hands to help ensure water security now and into the future. Today is an important milestone on that path."
The INA hearing is scheduled for October 24. If established, the San Simon INA would be the first in the state successfully initiated through an irrigator's petition. The area would be the fifth new region of the state to come under groundwater protections, either as an Irrigation Non-Expansion Area or Active Management Area, since 2022.
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With more than 3 million members, Environmental Defense Fund creates transformational solutions to the most serious environmental problems. To do so, EDF links science, economics, law, and innovative private-sector partnerships to turn solutions into action. edf.org
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Original text here: https://www.edf.org/media/statement-adwr-moves-forward-public-hearing-consider-new-irrigation-non-expansion-area-san
[Category: Environment]
CAIR Calls on Senate to Block 'Israel First, America Last' Bill Punishing University Boycotts of Israel
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release on Sept. 3, 2026:
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CAIR Calls on Senate to Block 'Israel First, America Last' Bill Punishing University Boycotts of Israel
33 House Democrats joined Republicans in voting to threaten federal student aid over university boycott decisions
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on the U.S. Senate to block consideration and passage of H.R. 4795, the misleadingly titled "Protect Economic and Academic
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 -- The Council on American-Islamic Relations posted the following news release on Sept. 3, 2026:
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CAIR Calls on Senate to Block 'Israel First, America Last' Bill Punishing University Boycotts of Israel
33 House Democrats joined Republicans in voting to threaten federal student aid over university boycott decisions
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on the U.S. Senate to block consideration and passage of H.R. 4795, the misleadingly titled "Protect Economic and AcademicFreedom Act of 2026." CAIR said every House member who supported this anti-free-speech bill voted to censor students and faculty advocating for the fundamental American right to engage in peaceful political boycotts by threatening their institutions with the loss of federal education funding if that advocacy succeeds. The bill passed the House 237-169, with 33 Democrats joining 203 Republicans and one independent in voting "YES."
H.R. 4795 was sponsored by Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) and co-sponsored by Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.). Gottheimer did not vote on final passage.
In that statement, CAIR Government Affairs Director Robert McCaw said:
"The American people deserve a Congress that puts their constitutional rights and interests first, not the political demands of a foreign government. Senators must now defend the Constitution and the rights of the American people by blocking this bill from receiving consideration or passage.
"Yesterday, we joined countless Americans in warning every House member that this bill would use American students' access to financial aid as leverage to protect Israel from peaceful economic pressure. Today, 237 representatives - including 33 democrats - voted to do exactly that.
"Every member of Congress who voted for H.R. 4795 voted to censor students and faculty and suppress their ability to advocate for peaceful economic action against the Israeli government's occupation, apartheid and genocide in Gaza.
"The right to organize and participate in a political boycott is a fundamental American freedom. Our nation was founded through resistance that included colonial nonimportation agreements and boycotts of British goods and tea. Boycotts later became indispensable tools of the labor movement, the civil rights movement and international campaigns against apartheid.
"H.R. 4795 would enshrine an outrageous double standard in federal law. American universities could boycott American companies, institutions or states without triggering this punishment, but they could lose access to federal education programs for taking comparable action against Israel.
"In plain English, this bill declares that it is permissible to boycott America but impermissible to boycott Israel. That is not an America First policy. It is an Israel First, America Last attack on free speech, academic freedom, university autonomy and the financial futures of American students."
CAIR is specifically urging Senate Democrats not to repeat the anti-free-speech stance of their House counterparts, who placed support for Israel above Americans' constitutional rights. Senate Democrats should reject any motion, unanimous-consent request, or final-passage vote that would advance legislation like H.R. 4795.
Under the House-passed legislation, a college or university participating in federal student-aid programs would be penalized and prohibited from engaging in what the bill labels a "nonexpressive commercial boycott" of Israel or any entity organized, licensed or regulated under Israeli law unless the institution can demonstrate what the government considers a "valid business reason." Universities could risk eligibility for programs supporting Pell Grants and federal student loans.
The bill would separately require institutions receiving certain international-education and foreign-language funds to submit annual certifications concerning academic programs involving Israel. Although the legislation nominally targets institutional conduct, its intended effect is to chill student- and faculty-led boycott and divestment campaigns by ensuring that universities face potentially devastating federal consequences if they respond to that advocacy.
Yesterday, before the House vote, CAIR urged every representative to oppose H.R. 4795. CAIR warned that the bill would use student financial aid as leverage, chill protected student and faculty advocacy, interfere with university autonomy, single out Israel for exceptional protection and create a dangerous precedent for politically motivated federal funding conditions.
The 33 House Democrats who voted for H.R. 4795 were: Jake Auchincloss (D-Mass.), Kathy Castor (D-Fla.), Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D-Calif.), Jim Costa (D-Calif.), Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), Donald G. Davis (D-N.C.), Lois Frankel (D-Fla.), Laura Gillen (D-N.Y.), Jared F. Golden (D-Maine), Vicente Gonzalez (D-Texas), Greg Landsman (D-Ohio), George Latimer (D-N.Y.), Susie Lee (D-Nev.), John W. Mannion (D-N.Y.), Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.), Donald Norcross (D-N.J.), Jimmy Panetta (D-Calif.), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.), Josh Riley (D-N.Y.), Bradley Scott Schneider (D-Ill.), Hillary J. Scholten (D-Mich.), Kim Schrier (D-Wash.), Brad Sherman (D-Calif.), Darren Soto (D-Fla.), Haley M. Stevens (D-Mich.), Thomas R. Suozzi (D-N.Y.), Shri Thanedar (D-Mich.), Dina Titus (D-Nev.), Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.), Juan Vargas (D-Calif.), Eugene Simon Vindman (D-Va.) and Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.).
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CAIR's mission is to protect civil rights, enhance understanding of Islam, promote justice, and empower American Muslims.
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Original text here: https://www.cair.com/press_releases/cair-calls-on-senate-to-block-israel-first-america-last-bill-punishing-university-boycotts-of-israel/
[Category: Sociological]
