The mayor of Baltimore Brandon Scott expanded his family on a really special occasion. Scott announced the birth of his recent child, daughter, on International Women’s Day.

Scott shared exciting news for social media on March 8, stating that his daughter was born on a day dedicated to women around the world. A newborn baby named Lee Scott is his second child along with his wife Hana.

“Today on International Women’s Day at 12:35 Camden Lee Scott was born,” dots exclaimed. “Measuring the length of 19.25 inches and weighing 6 pounds even! Mom and Baby Camden are doing great and dad smile from ear to ear! “

Scotts had previously welcomed his son named Charm at the end of 2023. They also gave birth to Hana’s eldest son, Ceron, from a previous marriage. A family of five remains to be a climax for the inhabitants of Baltimore and supporters of the mayor.

The names of their youngest children also pay tribute to Baltimore. The name Charm has the inspiration from the nickname Baltimore through Charm City, while Camden comes from Camden Yards, home fields to Orioles, the city’s baseball team.

The past 12 months was also a virum for the mayor. Preparing for the next complement to their family, Scott undertook a re -election campaign for his office. The democratic leader began his second term in December after defeating former mayor Sheili Dixon. Scott also made re -election a family affair, and his stepson participated in his inauguration, reciting the promise of loyalty.

As for his toddler, Scott also appears with a boy at some events. His wife, Hana, is a self-proclaimed “Mompreneur” with quite a few projects under her leadership, including a non-profit organized for black women called BMORE Empowered.

When Scott enters the next phase of his political profession and paternity, a family man still supports the progressive policy for the Baltimore people.

Almost 160 years after the abolition of slavery in the United States, Democrats Democrats Jasmine Crockett and Hank Johnson suggested that President Donald Trump could restore slavery thanks to his educational and anti -immigration policy.

Comments appeared during the inaugural People’s condition Address, a 24-hour live broadcast, which gathered black activists for civil rights, scholars, politicians and journalists in protest against Trump’s speech for a joint session of the Congress on March 4.

With about half of the agricultural staff in the US undocumented, there is no argument that Trump’s immigration repression can lead to significant shortages of workforce on farms throughout the country.

Crockett considered mass deportations during live broadcasts, mentioning that some in administration imagine this role for the black community. “They decided to follow immigrants and the like and say:” Oh. They take your black work, take your black job. “

“Not really,” she added strongly, counteracting the claim that field work is “black work”.

“This is obviously a job to which we want to come back, such as work in the fields, immigrants who come to our country, work fields, something that we have not done for a long time and apparently trying to force us to return to the fields,” she said, referring to Trump.

Crockett was not the only politician who had concerns about the impact of Trump’s policy on the black community. Hank Johnson was one other participant who raised the specter of slavery in his comments.

Speaking of Trump’s education policy plans, he said: “It refers us when America was” great “and we chose cotton and we made productivity that they put my Latin brothers and sisters who migrate here to do this work because we are no longer adapted to intellectually to do this.”

He continued: “But they would have us back, limiting themselves to doing this kind of work. We must be careful where we are going. It is people who will save our democracy, will stop this movement towards the past, to which Trump has us to swell. “

Johnson’s comments appeared a couple of days before the White House prepared the executive order to dismantle the Department of Education and the return of the US Office in American schools to the States.

While the federal government doesn’t choose the curriculum, the Education Department currently plays a major role in the protection of civil rights of students, paying funds 1 for college students in the field of poverty and disability, and, amongst others, administering federal student loans for higher education. Trump platform He also undertakes to limit funds for every school “pushing the theory of a critical breed”.

Crockett and Johnson’s statements laughed at Trump’s supporters, and the Crockett clip led the online round. Criticism flooded the commentary on the Libs of Tiktok account, led by the far -right influential influence on Media Chaya Raichik, a member of the Media Committee for Media Library Library Library of Oklahoma.

“She is one cerebral cell away from thinking about how to tie your own shoes,” an individual named Clowworld exclaimed, winning 1800 likes. “Crockett breaks the race again? There is no way! “Another said, and then” maybe something smokes “.

“I hope that Democrats still make Jasmine Crockett a mouthpiece of their party. This will make it much easier for republicans. I can’t imagine that people with her racial profile appreciate the comment that creates, “said one.

While Crecket and Johnson say that Trump’s policy deserves to be controlled, many commentators counteract that democrats guarantee concern.

“President Trump does not shout:” who will select your crops or clean the toilets! “@Thedemocrats are. They hate when their slaves are taken away, “wrote one.

“Democrats were pissed off for us, taking their slaves last time. He is too worried about who will choose the crops – said another. “They do not know what to make up for to sound significantly … it’s really sad.”

From early afternoon on Friday, March 7, Trump didn’t sign the order to eliminate the Education Department.

The democratic representative of Al Green is in business, and other democrats in the House of Representatives stand with him.

At the starting of this week, Green bravely moved, interrupting President Trump’s speech to a joint session of the Congress. The decision, which eventually led to its removal, was a response to the seemingly false declaration of Trump’s mandate for cutting Medicare.

“I told him that there was no mandate to cut Medicare,” Green said ABC News A moment after it’s removed. “If there is a punishment, I accept a punishment. It is not about me, it is about people who will suffer if Medicaid is cut off if social insurance is cut off. We need to raise a social insurance hat, we must protect Medicare, and for divine love, do not cross Medicaid, it’s for poor people. ”

Today, the House of Representatives voted in favor of Green censorship for his or her actions on Tuesday evening. For those that have no idea the political term, censorship is a proper sign of disapproval from the Chamber, perceived as a disciplinary motion against members of disordered behavior. Censorship is taken into account a second harsh type of penalty for members of the Chamber, with the worst use.

“Mr.. Speaker and I still get up”, Green he said on the floor of the house, before voting in Cenza. “I still have a proud, liberated democrat, undamaged, deprived and not afraid.”

After the vote, democratic representatives reminiscent of Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Rep. Rashida Tlaib, stood in the center of the floor of the house, singing the hymn of civil rights “we will defeat” According to ABC News.

“We know that we have seen (far -right representative)) Marjorie (Taylor Greene) screams at Joe Biden. There was no indignation. Nothing. So there should be no indignation today, “said Rep. Jasmine Crockett

In an interview with HuffPost, Crockett shared, “I think people lose the context of who Al Green is. Al Green is an older black man who is steeped in a movement for civil rights. And so for someone who grew up and saw people bloody and weakened, knowing that this was the needle. And I think that what we saw is someone who says: “We have made so many progress. I’m not going to sit here on a privileged perch and just say it’s okay. ”

Censructure or not, Green is behind his actions.

“I followed the wishes of conscience,” said Green. “There are moments when it is better to stand alone than not standing at all … At some point we will all have to get up.”