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Good evening, Freedom Eagles! Tonight, we explore the fallout from New York’s sanctuary city policies after a tragic crime and a university’s controversial decision to close its gender studies department. Here’s what’s making waves.

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Guardian Angels Founder Criticizes NYC Sanctuary City Policies

Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, is speaking out against New York City’s sanctuary policies following the horrific attack where a woman was set on fire. Sliwa argues that the city’s lenient stance on illegal immigrants has created an environment ripe for violence and lawlessness.

Supporters of stricter immigration enforcement see the tragedy as proof of the need for change, while critics of Sliwa’s remarks call them inflammatory and divisive. The incident has reignited debates over sanctuary policies and their impact on public safety.

University of Iowa to Shut Down Gender Studies Department

The University of Iowa has announced plans to close its Gender and Women’s Studies Department, citing low enrollment and shifting academic priorities. The decision has sparked outrage among activists and academics, who view it as an attack on progressive education.

Supporters of the closure argue that taxpayer dollars should fund programs with broader applicability and demand, while opponents see the move as a step backward for equality and representation. The controversy highlights ongoing cultural battles in higher education.

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