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https://news.yahoo.com/agenda-47-trump-promised-wins-012517937.html
'Agenda 47': What Trump has promised if he wins in 2024

Here are the highlights:

- Mandatory stop-and-frisk -

Trump says he would require police to enforce "stop-and-frisk," the practice of detaining and searching civilians for weapons and drugs.

Declared unconstitutional by a federal court in 2013, the tactic is widely criticized for discriminating against racial minorities.

Trump says he would also deploy the National Guard "to restore law and order" in liberal cities and would investigate "radical Marxist prosecutors" refusing to punish disorder.

- Immigration -

After years of unfulfilled promises, there has been no more talk of "the most gorgeous wall you've ever seen," stretching 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) across the southern frontier and paid for by Mexico.

But a second-term Trump would "fully secure" the border, he says, ending mass unskilled immigration.

The 2017-21 Trump administration built around 440 miles of fencing -- more than any other president in history -- but fewer than 50 miles of new wall where there was none before

The candidate says he would crack down on doctors providing gender-affirming care to minors and "pink haired communists" pushing critical race theory or "inappropriate" political material in schools.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/abbott-axes-water-for-construction-workers-as-texas-faces-3-digit-temps_n_648e0669e4b027d92f93f399
Greg Abbott Axes Water For Texas Construction Workers Amid 3-Digit Temperatures

As his state faced a dangerous heat wave this week, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a broad new law that will nullify a wide range of local regulations, including mandated water breaks for construction workers, beginning Sept. 1, according to The Texas Tribune.
The new Republican-backed law strips the ability of local municipalities to enact certain regulations in favor of state authority, ostensibly to “provide statewide consistency.” It covers a wide range, including other worker protections, environmental protections, housing protections and more.

Critics dubbed it the “Death Star Bill.” The president of the NAACP’s Houston chapter, Bishop James Dixon, called it “a threat to civil rights and human rights,” according to local outlet KHOU11.
Among its supporters were several construction business associations.

Dallas and Austin currently require workers to be given at least 10 minutes to cool down and hydrate every four hours.
Abbott signed the legislation Tuesday. On Thursday and Friday, some areas of the state began setting new heat records, and others are expected to chart new highs as temperatures soar into triple-digits over the next several days.

Most of India's politics is sadly driven by the backward class of people who are greater in numbers (70 to 80%), and so democracy produces corrupt leaders in India.

But what about the Indian diaspora in the West? Why did it take an Indian-origin person (Rishi Sunak) to bring the UK out of a financial crisis? Maybe because they make the most level-headed decisions?