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Stevie Bonifield

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    Democratic members of Congress are urging governors to block ICE from accessing their states’ DMV data.

    A group of 40 lawmakers sent out letters today warning 19 Democratic governors that they might be unknowingly sharing DMV data with ICE and Homeland Security through a platform called Nlets, as reported by Reuters.

    A handful of states have already blocked ICE from accessing their residents’ DMV data, including Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Washington.

    Wyden, Espaillat and 38 Members of Congress Urge Democratic Governors to Block ICE from Accessing Americans' DMV Data | U.S. Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon

    [Ron Wyden, U.S. Senator for Oregon]

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    Stevie Bonifield
    Rad Power Bikes is on the brink of shutting down.

    A letter sent to employees warned that the company could be forced to close up shop in January if it can’t find more funding soon. A “very promising” deal to keep Rad alive was in the works, but unfortunately “did not come to fruition.”

    “Rad continues to face significant financial challenges, including in the form of tariffs and the macroeconomic landscape.”

    Rad Power Bikes faces possible shutdown as it tries to survive ‘significant financial challenges’

    [GeekWire]

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