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Good evening, Freedom Eagles! Tonight, we explore the challenges Oklahoma schools face with undocumented students and Governor Gavin Newsom’s controversial decision to remove degree requirements for state jobs. Let’s close the day with these impactful stories.

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Oklahoma Schools Grapple with Surge in Undocumented Students

Oklahoma schools are under growing pressure as they face an influx of undocumented students, straining resources and sparking heated debates about education funding. Educators argue that federal policies have left them ill-equipped to handle the challenges, while activists demand more support for immigrant families.

The situation highlights the broader issue of how states navigate federal mandates on immigration and education. As Oklahoma looks for solutions, the debate over responsibility and funding continues to escalate.

Newsom Scraps Degree Requirement for 30K State Jobs

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the removal of college degree requirements for 30,000 state government positions, a move aimed at expanding opportunities for non-traditional candidates. Proponents applaud the decision as a step toward equity and accessibility, while critics worry it may lower professional standards.

The policy change reflects a broader trend of reevaluating the role of higher education in hiring practices. As California leads the way, other states may follow suit in rethinking how they define qualifications for government jobs.

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