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    Senators’ inquiry into LAFD DEI practices shows misaligned priorities

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsOctober 27, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Oct. 27, 2025 7 AM PT

    To the editor: Two MAGA senators and members of the Senate’s Homeland Safety Committee, Rick Scott of Florida and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, have demanded from the town details about alleged range, fairness and inclusion practices on the L.A. Fireplace Division and the way they could have performed a component within the dealing with of the Palisades hearth in January (“U.S. senators ramp up Palisades fire probe but give Eaton fire short shrift,” Oct. 24).

    That is clearly an try to denigrate the administration of a significant blue metropolis. Their investigative efforts needs to be aimed as an alternative at guaranteeing the Senate’s constitutionally mandated oversight of the manager department. That department is within the midst of terror marketing campaign aimed on the residents in giant American cities (with Democratic mayors) by the usage of armed and masked troops commonly violating the residents’ constitutional rights.

    Congress is a co-equal department of our tripartite authorities. Act prefer it.

    Noel Johnson, Glendale



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