A federal judge determined that the Trump administration “had not met its burden of proving” that Rümeysa Öztürk should be removed from the country, though the administration has since indicated it would appeal the ruling.
Most of the revenue generated from sales of the plate would go to a state fund supporting environmental sustainability and outdoor recreation initiatives.
As part of Gov. Phil Scott’s new budget proposal, 19 employees could lose their jobs. The transportation agency cut more than two dozen positions last year.
The Republican governor also threatened to veto key legislation this year if Democratic leaders don’t advance the framework laid out in last year’s Act 73.
“There are no ceremonial offices right now,” Gray, a Democrat, said in an interview last week. “No one can afford to sit it out or stand on the sidelines.”
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