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Escalating military responses to attacks in the Strait of Hormuz will only increase regional tensions and instability.

Countries should impose strict sanctions on Iran to deter further attacks on maritime vessels in the region.

International shipping routes should be protected through increased diplomatic efforts rather than military intervention.

Countries involved in maritime trade should collaborate on securing international agreements to protect shipping routes.

Effective immigration policies must address both the need for security and the rights of individuals affected by enforcement actions.

Increased ICE arrests can lead to a perception of heightened racial profiling, which undermines community trust.

Increased ICE arrests can enhance community safety by removing individuals who pose a threat to public order.

Immigration policy should be set by elected legislators through statute, not primarily by agency enforcement discretion.

ICE should prioritise arrests of people convicted of serious crimes over enforcement against undocumented immigrants without criminal records.

Higher ICE arrests serve as a necessary deterrent against illegal immigration and uphold the rule of law.

Schools and hospitals should not be ICE enforcement sites because that prevents undocumented immigrants from seeking essential services.

Record ICE arrests prove that enforcement-led policy works and should continue as the primary tool to reduce unauthorised immigration.

Communities should have a voice in shaping local immigration policies that affect their residents and public safety.

Immigration policies should balance enforcement with compassion and support for those seeking asylum.

Local communities should be involved in the decision-making process for flood recovery initiatives.

Whether or not recovery efforts continue, the government must provide immediate housing, food, and medical aid to all displaced survivors.

Flood victim support must be funded through international donor aid rather than diverting Nepal's domestic budget from other essential services.

The government should fund mental health support services for families affected by the floods.

Emergency funds for flood victims should be allocated based on the severity of individual losses.

Long-term reconstruction programs should prioritise rebuilding public infrastructure and livelihoods over individual cash grants to survivors.