Not the Brightest Crayon in the Sea (feat. Andrew Torrez)
Today, in the Hot Notes: the Supreme Court rules on the Affordable Care Act and a case in which a Catholic adoption agency wants to be able to refuse to place children with LGBTQ+ families; the Education Department cancels student debt for some ITT Technical Institute students; Arizona election materials are moved across state lines to a remote private cabin in Montana; Biden signs the bill making Juneteenth a national holiday; the department of the interior transfers 80 acres to the Native Hawaiian Land Trust; Garland overturns two Trump era rules that made it hard for immigrants to win asylum; plus Aimee Carrero helps AG deliver your good news.
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