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Nebraska's governor signed into law a federal school choice tax credit program, allowing high-income families to access private school vouchers. Meanwhile, Florida's governor promoted expanded charter school co-location, with new legislation easing restrictions and increasing funding for 'schools of hope.' Both moves reflect ongoing debates over public vs. private education funding and voter influence.
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Indiana lawmakers remain cautious about redrawing congressional districts amid pressure from the White House and GOP leaders. Vice President JD Vance has visited the state to advocate for maps favoring Republicans, but no decision has been made, reflecting internal debates and political hesitations.
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Nebraska's McCook prison, previously a low-level offender facility, is being repurposed into an immigration detention center with plans to expand to 300 beds by early next year. The move surprised local residents and faces legal challenges, amid ongoing debates over immigration policy and prison management.