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2- The Elk City News May 31, 2023 America because in Latino Round communities at 15 years of age, they are considered an adult. When they get to the US, at 17 Town they are still minors, therefore, considered an unaccompanied minor. They then are released May 31, into the US because they are minors. Carnegie Library Story Lanford touched on the differences, philosophically, Time between the left ideals and the conservatives. He concluded with a statement about the an- ger in the nation, and Oklaho- mans can show the rest of the June 1 country how to disagree but 1000 adult men from Maurita- States. Langford believes that tion on them,” he added. listen to each other. Carnegie Library Songs & Senator nia. Mauritania is right next to a person is not seeking asylum After talking about immi- “We're becoming angry as a Continued from page 1. Bali in West Africa. It is a fun- if they travel three countries to gration, Langford opened the nation. We need to set the ex- Stories with Ms. Shannon. damentalist Muslim country. get into the greatest country in floor for questions. One person ample for the country, how we turned to border security. There's avery sharp rise in Mali the world. asked about energy indepen- solve problems, how we deal Langford just returned and Mauritania in that area of “We literally have Russian dence, and Langford told him with difficult issues, and reset from Nogales, Arizona, where Islamic terrorism. That's Boko citizens showing up. We have that they are talking, but they a tone for the country. We have WOFCC - Project Back- he visited the boarder. This Haram area of West Africa. no background at all cross- would need legislation to get hard issues that we should have area is where most of the fen- We've had 1000 men that have ing our border that are inside things changed. hard conversations on, but pack, Western Oklahoma tanyl and methamphetamine come through that area into the country right now. That There also was a question they don’t have to be person- crosses into the country, and this country. They were all giv- we don’t know who they are about a new CEPB, section al. They don't have to be vin- Family Care Center, Reg- there have been 100,000 en asylum and released into for real, and we don’t know 1071 bill that changes the way dictive, but they do need to be ‘Americans who died last year the country. ‘This is all because what's going on. Last Sunday community banks do business. now. If we don’t solve our bud- from those drugs. we have no criminal history of they picked up one Russian in Langford said he does not sup- get crisis, we're in real trouble. istration Opens for School “What is happening on the these individuals,” Lanford ex- the desert there in the Nogales port this bill, and it would lead It's real. So let's have the con- border right now is a real shift plained. area. They ran what's called the to no privacy concerning bank- versation. But it doesn’t have Supplies for Students in in population. We're getting These people are told to terror watch check, and it came ing and public information. to be alittle angry and person- fewer Spanish speakers com- show up at their asylum hear- up positive. He was on our ter- ‘The topic returned to im- al, but it does have to happen. Need. ing across the border, but we ing, but noone thinks that they ror watch list as one of the guys migration. Langford said that So for us, and for who we are as are getting poor people from will every show up. ‘There is no that we should be watching. He much of the problem must be Oklahomans, let’s keep setting Pakistan, Russia, China, and criminal history background was detained. The rest of the fixed in the courts and through the example for the rest of the the Middle East. In fact in the check on them, but they are Russians were let go because legislation. There are teenage country about how it can be June 2 past three weeks, they've had released within the United we had no derogatory informa- males coming from Central done,” Langford said. 53rd Oil & Gas Golf Tour- nament. Elk City Golf Elk City man held on $100,000 Course. bond after being charged with June3 assault and battery with 53rd Oil & Gas Golf Tour- a deadly weapon with the intent to kill nament. Elk City Golf By Shonda Little During the arrest, the subject into the Elk City Jail on a with one count of assault and became non-compliant, and complaint of assault with the battery with a deadly weap- Course. Late last week, the Elk City the officer suffered multiple intent to kill and the investi- on with the intent to kill. The Frank Bates Whitehead Police Department released stab wounds to the arm. The gation is currently ongoing. court records also confirm that a press release related to an subject was subdued and tak- Once the investigation is com- pleted, it will be forwarded to he had outstanding Beckham ECPD officer reportedly being en into custody by the officer the Beckham County District Perry stabbed by a suspect while on until other officers arrived on Attorney's Office.” County warrants for previous charges. Route 66 City Wide Ga- Continued from page 1. duty. scene. The Criminal Investiga- Court records from the Whitehead has since been Chief Eddie Holland tions Division was called out City of Elk City Court Clerk transferred to the Beckham rage Sales. typical for community theatre. wrote, “Early this morning, to investigate the scene. The County Detention Center. show that 50-year-old Frank Because of that Perry wants 5/17/2023 at approximate- injured officer was later treat- ed at Great Plains Regional Bates Whitehead was arrested He is being held on bonds the audience to prepare them- ly 1:00 am, an Elk City Police Medical Center, where he re- for this alleged crime at ap- of $100,000 for the newest selves for something that they Officer was injured during an quired stitches. ‘The officer is proximately 2:03 am on May charge and two separate bonds have not seen before. arrest on an individual for a expected to make a full recov- 17. of $500 and $211 for the out- “T don’t think that any the- Beckham County warrant. ery. The suspect was booked Whitehead was charged standing warrants. ater in western Oklahoma has done anything like this before. OKFB: Supreme court WOTUS decision a step in Do you have an event or Tm incredibly excited for the acting in this. I think that all something else you would of the actors have been fan- like to share with the com- tastic so far, and the technical aspects of the show are great. the right direction for Oklahoma agriculture They will not have many lights munity in the Round Town throughout some of the sec- The U.S. Supreme Court with 20 other state Farm Bu- responsible use of our natural preme Court justices for their ond act. It is going to be super today ruled in favor of land- reaus to file an amicus curiaeresources, including water,” careful consideration of the unique, unlike anything we've owner rights in their Sackett — or “friend of the court” — Moesel said. “Oklahoma agri- implications of Sackett v. EPA. Calendar? seen before,” he concluded. v. EPA ruling over the scope of brief in the Sackett v. EPA case culture producers need to be Perry lives in Hobart, and the EPA’s regulatory authority review. The court’s majority regarded as trusted partners The EPA clearly overstepped Email the information he is engaged to Krista Ryther. Get reservations now at regarding what waters consti- decision referenced the brief, in ensuring environmental its authority under the Clean rect.org to get seats early. The tute a Waters of the United recognizing the ability of quality, and we hope today’s Water Act by restricting pri- for the event to elkci- show will open June 16 and States. states to regulate water within ruling is the first step to creat- vate property owners from run throughout the weekend, “Oklahoma Farm Bureau their boundaries. ing a national framework that developing their land despite tynewsegmail.com along with the following week- members are encouraged that Opponents of federal gov- will consider our industry's being far from the nearest end. today’s ruling by the U.S. Su- ernment overreach argued the commitment to responsible preme Court recognizes the over-regulation stems from water use and water quality navigable water. rElkCituNews need to consider landowners “the absence of a clear and to empower our farmers and “The justices respect pri- when the federal government definitive test” to determine ranchers to continue raising vate property rights. It’s now makes rules regarding water what constitutes a WOTUS. food, fiber and fuel.” time for the Biden adminis- use,” said Oklahoma Farm ‘The court ruled in favor of the ‘This ruling does away with tration to do the same and re- Bureau President Rodd Moe- Sacketts, stating the Clean the “significant nexus” test, write the Waters of the Unit- (USPS # 173-020) sel. “We are pleased the ruling Water Act does not allow the which agriculture groups ar- 580-2: -3000 places limits on the EPA’s ad- agency to regulate wetlands gued was a confusing and ed States Rule. Farmers and Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC ministrative reach regarding that are isolated from other burdensome method to deter- ranchers share the goal of pro- 109 W. 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