Morning Wire Oklahoma Illegals Law & TikTok Fights Back | Afternoon Update | 4.26.24
Apr 26, 2024
Protests lead to the cancellation of USC's graduation, highlighting security concerns. Oklahoma introduces sweeping immigration legislation with national implications. Stricter laws are emerging in Tennessee and Florida, affecting undocumented immigrants. TikTok is fiercely battling legal challenges to avoid a potential ban in the U.S. Freedom of expression issues on the platform are also discussed. Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines might change its seating policy, and Reggie Bush's Heisman trophy is reinstated amid a legal case against the NCAA.
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USC Graduation Cancelled
- USC canceled its main graduation ceremony due to security concerns.
- Anti-Israel demonstrations and controversy around the valedictorian's speech caused disruption.
Oklahoma Immigration Law
- Oklahoma passed a bill targeting immigrants in the country illegally.
- Penalties include jail time, fines, and mandatory expulsion from the state.
EPA Rules on Coal Plants
- New EPA rules on coal plant emissions could force plants to shut down.
- The Biden administration aims to limit greenhouse gases, but the energy industry may challenge the rules.