Dylan Brown
Anchor and Reporter at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
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biggerpockets.com | Jimmy Nguyen |Dylan Brown |Stephen Nelson
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kfor.com | Dylan Brown
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – An immigration attorney said that she and others have seen an uptick in immigration check-in detainments within the last couple of months. “The Trump administration has pushed for deportations more. In the news, we’ve seen and heard about the raids. I will tell you that most deportations are happening either in the immigration court or in ICE check-ins,” said Lorena Rivas of Rivas & Associates. Recently, News 4 ran a story about Ton Vongphakdy.
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kfor.com | Dylan Brown
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A state commission meeting Thursday brought to light plans for a First Family Residence, a home that was planned to be built on the Governor’s Mansion grounds. “If we have donors put in money and we have them build some fancy building that we’re going to have to pay to maintain. I think the public should have a say in that, and what I’m seeing is another surprise,” said Senator Julia Kirt (D-OKC) after she was told it was on the agenda.
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kfor.com | Dylan Brown
NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) – A man was arrested after striking a woman with a sword at a metro Buddhist monastery and then shooting three of his family members in Norman Saturday. Officials said 25-year-old Mark Christian Shepherd was arrested after a string of crimes in the afternoon.
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kfor.com | Dylan Brown
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From @tulsaworld "Officials say that process resulted in the total dollar amount being sought back decreasing to $2.4 million, but as of the end of May, only $200,000, or 8%, had been recouped." And remember, these mostly went to some of the richer families in the state.
The state of Oklahoma has collected just 8% of the millions of dollars owed back by parents who received private school tax credits for children who did not attend the schools. #oklaed https://t.co/fgDdeiqRJv
RT @tcblume: We are hearing from several sources that EPIC Charter Schools notified all principals and reading specialists that their jobs…
This just got an override in the house with nobody voting no…also onto the senate
Governor Stitt vetoes ethics training bill, saying it would create excessive bureaucracy: "It would mandate ethics training for every newly elected or appointed head of a state agency, board, or commission—imposing the extreme penalty of removal from office for noncompliance." 🧵 https://t.co/GDFz0oL9HP
