After sending Alabama Task Force 1, the state has deployed a second wave of rescue workers to Texas. They're headed to assist with the devastating aftermath of the floods that have tragically claimed 131 lives. U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) is raising eyebrows about Chinese nationals owning American farmland. While data shows that foreign entities, including Canada and the UK, hold a good chunk of Alabama land, Strong emphasizes the adversarial relationship with China. The community is ramping up calls for transparency in the Jabari Peoples shooting by Homewood police. The mayor is pushing for the release of bodycam footage, even before the findings of an independent autopsy. Could Nick Saban be making a coaching comeback? SEC Media Days chatter, especially from “McElroy and Cubelic in the Morning,†hints at the possibility. Lane Kiffin added fuel to the fire, suggesting Saban's "addiction" to the game might lure him back despite retirement. U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is playing down the importance of releasing Jeffrey Epstein's files. He claims the U.S. has "a lot more problems" to deal with. President Trump seems to agree, saying it’s time to move on. MSNBC contributor and University of Alabama legal professor Joyce Vance suggests civilians might have a legal right to self-defense against masked ICE agents. Critics are calling it an embarrassment for the school. The Trump administration is challenging a federal order that limits ICE operations in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, they've scored a major victory in their efforts to reform the Department of Education, and are fighting to maintain a pause on billions of dollars. Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.Alabama Sends More Help to Texas
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