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Indian River County becomes Second Amendment sanctuary in effort to protect gun rights
County joins 44 other Florida counties with designation
Indian River County has become the first place in our viewing area to declare itself a Second Amendment sanctuary county.
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. â Indian River County has become the first place in our viewing area to declare itself a Second Amendment sanctuary county.
County commissioners on Tuesday passed a resolution that they say reaffirms they will not enforce any laws that they feel could threaten gun rights. This is a very powerful tool, said Commissioner Joe Flescher.
2020 Hispanic voter participation surged 30 percent compared to 2016: analysis thehill.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thehill.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
WASHINGTON — The most diverse electorate in the country’s history headed to the polls in 2020, but pollsters and party officials aren’t quite sure how to tap that potential source
Economic Crises in Foreign Markets Reduce U.S. Agricultural Exports by William M. Liefert, Lorraine Mitchell, and Ralph Seeley
Highlights:
Economic crises in foreign markets reduce U.S. agricultural exports in several ways. An economic crisis will result in consumers earning a lower income in the affected countries, which leads to decreased demand for imported products. Additionally, a crisis can weaken the currencies of those countries against the U.S. dollar, making imports from the United States more expensive for their consumers.
During the world financial/economic crisis of 2008-09, agricultural imports from the United States by seven large foreign markets hit by the crisis (including Japan, China, the European Union, and Mexico) collectively fell in 2009 by 17 percent from $83 billion to $68 billion compared with 2008.