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Oklahoma’s governor just signed an executive order sparking national debate — targeting CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, over its eligibility to be cited by educators. CAIR calls it bigotry and vows to defend its civil rights work, insisting it’s independent of foreign influence and focused on regulatory violations. The order also involves the state’s environmental and secretary of state offices, with murky ties to FDNY firefighters’ rights. The DA says they weren’t notified, adding confusion. Governor’s office claims Oklahoma won’t enforce citations for education — but what that really means is still unclear. This clash pits state authority against civil rights advocacy in a high-stakes legal and political standoff.

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