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U.S. Attorney Duncan's Statement on Sanctuary Jurisdictions

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Respecting and enforcing the law, including criminal immigration law, is at the core of the Department of Justice’s mission.  Unfortunately, some state and local jurisdictions are attempting to impede or frustrate the Federal Government’s efforts, by enacting “sanctuary policies.”  The terms “sanctuary city” and “sanctuary jurisdiction” are not proper legal terms and actually have no consensus definitions.  Generally, a jurisdiction is considered to have “sanctuary policies” when the jurisdiction prevents or limits state and local law enforcement from working with their federal partners in some way.  While these policies vary widely in substance and scope, at a minimum, most limit the sharing of certain information between state and local police and federal law enforcement authorities. 

Insulin cost-saving bill heads to KY House

FRANKFORT, KY (February 13, 2020)—Patient cost for a month’s supply of insulin in Kentucky would be capped at $100 under a bill approved today by a House committee.

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House Bill 12 sponsor Rep. Danny Bentley, R-Russell, presenting the insulin cost-saving measure for a vote.

UPDATED REPORT: Fire Department dispatched by E-911 to Clay County Middle School

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MANCHESTER, KY (February 13, 2020) - The City Of Manchester Fire Department is reporting that: At 4:51 AM on Thursday February 13, 2020 City Of Manchester Fire Department was dispatched by Clay County E-911 to the Clay County Middle School. 

Adams Takes Action to Allow Attorney General Investigation to Proceed

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Secretary of State Michael G. Adams

Frankfort, KY (February 12, 2020) – Consistent with his promise to bring reform to the Secretary of State’s Office, today Secretary of State Michael G. Adams went to Franklin Circuit Court to dismiss claims asserted by the Office under his predecessor that were aimed at impeding an investigation of the Office.

 

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