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The Baptiste Group Is Appealing The Suspension Of The License For Its Chattanooga Home For Immigrant Youth, Claiming That The State Violated Their Right To Due Process.
Their Claim Accuses The State Of Prejudice And Bias Against The Company.
Tennessee Administrative Law Judge Phillip Hilliard Has Ruled In Support Of The State’s Decision To Revoke The License Of The Baptiste Group, Which Was Operating A Shelter Housing Illegal Alien Minors In Chattanooga.
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On Tuesday July 15, 10AM CST, The Joint Study Committee On Refugee Issues Met Live For The Second Time In The Cordell Hull Building In Nashville, TN. They Heard Presentations From The Governor’s Office, Department Of Children’s Services And The Fiscal Review Committee.
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Tennessee Has Spent Nearly $60 Million Over 15 Years Educating Children Who Entered The State As Unaccompanied Minors, According To The State’s Fiscal Review Committee Estimates.
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Yesterday, An Administrative Law Judge Presided Over A Hearing Regarding The Suspension Of The License Of The Baptiste Group To Operate A Shelter Housing Illegal Alien Minors In Chattanooga. The DCS Filed Two Motions Prior To The Hearing, To Close Proceedings To The Media And Public.
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The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services Has Closed Down A Chattanooga Shelter For Illegal Immigrant Children That Was Authorized By Bill Lee In 2019 Against The Protests Of Conservatives.
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On Friday 10AM CST, The Joint Study Committee On Refugee Issues Gathered For Their Introductory Meeting In The Cordell Hull Building In Nashville, TN To Outline Their Mission Statement And To Prepare Their Agenda.
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Did You Ever Believe Chattanooga, Tennessee – Touching Nine Other States And About 24 Hours Away From The Mexican Border By Car – Would Be Involved In An Ever-Changing Story Involving A Migrant Detention Center Housing Unaccompanied Alien Children Who Are In Federal Custody After Being Apprehended Crossing The Open Southern Border?
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1) DCS Reports on Abuse Investigation at Chattanooga Immigrant Shelter
2) Hagerty, Blackburn, Fleishmann Request HHS Briefing On Reported Abuse At Chattanooga Immigrant Shelter
3) Right-To-Life Organization Says Chattanooga Does Not Need Planned Parenthood
4) Jobless Claims Spike As Economic Recovery Remains Uncertain
Allegations Of Child Abuse Have Surfaced From A Chattanooga Shelter That Is Housing Unaccompanied Immigrant Children. The Tennessee Dept Of Children’s Services Says Local, State, And Federal Authorities Are Investigating After A Report Of Abuse Was Made By A Child Staying At The Shelter.
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