In this Media Miss Minute, President Donald Trump outlines four demands for Minnesota leaders following another deadly officer-involved immigration enforcement shooting in Minneapolis. Plus, the nation’s top workplace civil rights agency is rolling back most of its guidance on what constitutes harassment.
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Media Miss by the left: Trump issues demands after Minneapolis deadly shooting
Trump has laid out four demands for Minnesota leaders following a second deadly shooting involving immigration enforcement officers in Minneapolis.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump called on state and local officials to turn over unauthorized immigrants, commit law enforcement resources, help track down unauthorized immigrants wanted for crimes and partner with the federal government to “protect American citizens in the rapid removal of all criminal illegal aliens in our country.”
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said state corrections officials are already cooperating with federal law enforcement to arrest individuals with active warrants.
Media Miss by the right: Federal anti-harassment guidance scrapped
The nation’s top workplace civil rights agency is withdrawing its 2024 anti-harassment guidance, citing recent political and legal developments.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) voted to withdraw about 200 pages of guidance, including sections on how employers should prevent and address workplace harassment based on age, race, sexual orientation and other protected characteristics.
Advocates, along with a group of 12 former EEOC and Department of Labor officials, warned that removing the guidance would make enforcement costlier and slower for LGBTQ+ workers.
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