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This follows statues being torn down in cities across the country.The Federation of Italian-American Societies of Western New York says the statue will not be destroyed, and are looking at several places to put the statue. 222

to become governor and prolonging the US territory's political crisis.The unanimous decision said last week's swearing in of attorney Pedro Pierluisi was unconstitutional because he had not been confirmed as secretary of state by both chambers of the legislature.The court said the ruling will take effect at 5 p.m. to ensure an orderly succession.Pierluisi was expected to replace the disgraced Rosselló, who stepped down as governor following weeks of protests. Rosselló named him Puerto Rico's secretary of state, placing him next in line to become governor.But a legal challenge by Senate president Thomas Rivera Schatz, a Rosselló rival who himself has sights on the governorship, had asked island's highest court to intervene."To those who lent themselves, for their personal interest, to this embarrassing attempt to install an illegitimate government, that is how you will go down in the history of Puerto Rico," Rivera Schatz said in a statement posted on Facebook after the ruling.Infighting within the New Progressive PartyVázquez said Wednesday that she respected the ruling and would assume the governorship."Puerto Rico needs certainty and stability," she said in the statement released via Twitter.There was no immediate comment from Pierluisi.The governor's office tweeted that Vázquez was to take the oath to the island's highest office at 5 p.m.Observers said the latest development plunged the island into political and economic purgatory. Some pundits even suggested that Vázquez will take the oath only to name a new secretary of state who would then take over as governor."It's almost a joke," said longtime political expert Mario Negron Portillio."In a matter of a couple of weeks Puerto Rico has had three governors. Nobody knows what time it is. Honest to God. The economy is standing still because nobody knows what's going to happen. Who wants to invest ... in Puerto Rico if you don't even know who's going to be governor next week? This is a crazy house right now."The affair highlights the fierce infighting within Rosselló's pro-statehood New Progressive Party and threatens to deepen the political turmoil on the island, where protesters have voiced opposition to both Vázquez and Pierluisi.Pierluisi, 60, is a corporate lawyer for the O'Neill & Borges law firm in San Juan. His firm represents the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico -- which Congress created in 2016 to help manage territory's financial crisis. His brother-in-law is the head of the board, known as la Junta on the island and a target of protesters who helped topple the unpopular Rosselló.One of the more popular chants among protesters prior to Rosselló's resignation was "Ricky renuncia y llévate a la Junta" (Ricky resign and take the Junta with you.)Pierluisi is also the former resident commissioner, the island's sole non-voting representative in Congress, from 2009-2017. He also served as Puerto Rico's secretary of justice under former Gov. Pedro Rosselló, the current governor's father.Vázquez isn't much more popular and even 3064

There’s a catch. Nook East Village has 91 micro-units, but there are only eight parking spots and one of those spots is a dedicated car share for tenants. Allen tells us that people who are interested in micro-living to save money aren't bothered by the lack of parking. “Typically, those people are less likely to have cars,” he adds. 340

Troops are not expected to come into contact with migrants, and they will be tasked with providing "mission-enhancing capabilities" along the southwest border, supporting US Customs and Border Protection's work there.The caravan is likely weeks away from the US border. And legal restrictions limit what troops can do on US soil.What isn't permitted? What can they do? And what questions are we still waiting for administration officials to answer?Here's a look: 462