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Garnet Henderson
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Researcher and Program Coordinator, Public Interest Investigations Nonprofit
New York
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Technology , Science , Fact-Checking , Politics
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By Garnet Henderson, Cameron Oakes| Rewire News Group@ Just in case it wasn’t abundantly clear by now—when it comes to Trump’s immigration policies: Cruelty. Is. The. Point. This week, the administration took a number of dehumanizing actions that directly target migrants, including unaccompanied minors. The efforts come amid a slew of other executive orders and administrative decisions that are quickly chipping away at what remains of the federal government. There’s a lot to cover, buckle up.
By Garnet Henderson| Dance Magazine Verified The demands of a dance career can make family planning especially difficult. Dancers’ bodies are literally their jobs; dance schedules and finances can be inconsistent. In the U.S., the recent wave of abortion bans and restrictions, and the possibility of more constraints on reproductive health services like birth control or in vitro fertilization, have further complicated these decisions. Some queer and trans people are wondering if their legal rights to form families could be in jeopardy.
By Garnet Henderson, Cameron Oakes| Rewire News Group@ The Trump administration found out this week that ruling almost exclusively by presidential order might not be sustainable. That is, if you believe the federal courts have a role in checking the power of the executive branch. We hope you have your at-home blood pressure cuffs at the ready. Here’s what happened in Trump administration news this week. Health and scienceRobert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in as the new secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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