Welcome to another edition of FT Now! As America hunkers down to stop
the spread of coronavirus, let's remember: We're all in this
together. As Vice President Mike Pence has noted this week, it's up to
all of us to get this under control. Also important to remember is the
vital role our governors have played on combatting the pandemic. Kudos
to them for stepping up and showing decisive leadership! And in
non-coronavirus news, did anyone miss how Joe Biden embraced extreme
immigration positions during Sunday night's debate? Read below to find
out more!

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's Coronavirus Response Has Become A National
Guide to the Crisis

What Happened:

As the Coronavirus outbreak worsens, America's governors have been on
the frontlines, fighting to slow the spread. The Washington Post wrote
this week that when it comes to our nation's response, "the path is
being guided" by Ohio Republican Governor Mike DeWine.

Why You Should Care:

Now more than ever, state and local officials like Governor DeWine are
important. In the midst of tremendous uncertainty, America's governors
deserve credit for stepping up and displaying strong leadership.

What Happens Next:

Americans should continue to look to state leaders for guidance during
this pandemic.

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Mike Pence: We Need The American People's Help To Fight Coronavirus
Now

What Happened:

Vice President Pence has been on the forefront of the White House's
efforts to combat Coronavirus. Earlier this week, he took to USA Today
to explain why it's incumbent on ALL Americans to help stop the
spread.

Why You Should Care:

We all should do what we can to stop the spread. "Now is a critical
time," says Pence. "As the president said on Monday, over the next two
weeks, there are actions that every American can and should take to help
us slow the spread of the coronavirus."

What Happens Next:

We all do our part to stop the spread!

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Joe Biden Vows To Freeze Key Aspects of Immigration Enforcement

What Happened:

Last Sunday, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders debated one-on-one for the
first time. One of the key takeaways was Biden - the likely nominee -
declaring his intention to run to the extreme left on immigration.

Why You Should Care:

Biden pledged to halt deportations for the first 100 days of his
presidency, and then only deport illegal immigrants who commit felonies
on American soil. He also voiced support for Sanctuary Cities. This is
definitely not your grandfather's Democratic Party...

What Happens Next:

The Democratic Party seems to be embracing radical immigration
positions: open borders, sanctuary cities, amnesty, the list goes on.
Expect more of the same as election season ramps up.

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Thank you for reading this week's edition of FT Now.

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