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Staff issues… Who is going to deport them? Staff issues… Who is going to deport them?
Immigration December 24, 2024

Staff issues… Who is going to deport them?

With Donald Trump returning to the White House, there is intense interest ... more

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The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says
Economy January 15, 2024

The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says

The world could have its first trillionaire within a decade, anti-poverty organization ... more

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An ocean-view prison for Trump’s deportees: ‘They don’t want us, but they won’t let us go’ An ocean-view prison for Trump’s deportees: ‘They don’t want us, but they won’t let us go’
Immigration March 10, 2025

An ocean-view prison for Trump’s deportees: ‘They don’t want us, but they won’t let us go’

Exhausted after traveling through several countries, excluded from any legal protection and ... more

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These companies will suffer from the tariffs… and Americans too These companies will suffer from the tariffs… and Americans too
Economy April 4, 2025

These companies will suffer from the tariffs… and Americans too

President Trump's imposition of global tariffs is immediately pounding a slew of ... more

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Jorge Ramos Exposed Marco Rubio’s Hypocrisy Regarding Migrants Jorge Ramos Exposed Marco Rubio’s Hypocrisy Regarding Migrants
Immigration April 3, 2025

Jorge Ramos Exposed Marco Rubio’s Hypocrisy Regarding Migrants

Amid growing global criticism of the illegal, inhumane, and cruel actions against ... more

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Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes
Economy June 26, 2025

Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes

Food critic Craig Claiborne once called them “tasteless, horrible, and repulsive”; chef ... more

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Millions of American children live under the threat of their parents’ deportation Millions of American children live under the threat of their parents’ deportation
Immigration May 6, 2025

Millions of American children live under the threat of their parents’ deportation

The Trump administration's relentless deportation campaign, which has evidenced that its purported ... more

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A Gift to Prison Telecoms: Trump FCC Hikes Inmate Call Rates A Gift to Prison Telecoms: Trump FCC Hikes Inmate Call Rates
Crime October 30, 2025

A Gift to Prison Telecoms: Trump FCC Hikes Inmate Call Rates

The Federal Communications Commission, an agency controlled by appointees of US President ... more

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ICE ‘bankrupt’ but increases beds in detention centers ICE ‘bankrupt’ but increases beds in detention centers
Immigration June 20, 2025

ICE ‘bankrupt’ but increases beds in detention centers

ICE is currently funded for 41,500 beds across approximately 130 detention facilities ... more

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Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves
Consumer Alert February 23, 2026

Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves

The Topo Chico shortage 2026 could impact Latino-owned restaurants, retailers, and the ... more

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“The Narrative That Immigration Enforcement is Going After Gang Members in this Country is a Lie” “The Narrative That Immigration Enforcement is Going After Gang Members in this Country is a Lie”
Immigration October 17, 2025

“The Narrative That Immigration Enforcement is Going After Gang Members in this Country is a Lie”

Amid repeated assertions by administration figures that President Donald Trump’s deadly anti-immigrant ... more

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Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts
Economy June 2, 2026

Disability Applicants Face Longer Waits and Tougher Rules After SSA Staff Cuts

Workforce reductions, office closures, policy shifts and expanded AI tools at the ... more

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How a Digital Key Is Opening Mexico City’s Doors to Migrants How a Digital Key Is Opening Mexico City’s Doors to Migrants
Immigration December 18, 2025

How a Digital Key Is Opening Mexico City’s Doors to Migrants

The migrant assistance center in Mexico City offers shelter, documentation, and services ... more

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Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status
Business September 16, 2026

Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status

The 2026 closures span neighborhood institutions, family-owned restaurants and established operators. Their ... more

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Why So Many U.S. Visas Are Denied — and What Families Often Don’t Realize Why So Many U.S. Visas Are Denied — and What Families Often Don’t Realize
Immigration January 15, 2026

Why So Many U.S. Visas Are Denied — and What Families Often Don’t Realize

The legal rules, consular discretion, and common mistakes behind visa refusals Every year, ... more

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World on ‘thin ice’ as UN climate report gives stark warning World on ‘thin ice’ as UN climate report gives stark warning
Environment March 23, 2023

World on ‘thin ice’ as UN climate report gives stark warning

Humanity still has a chance, close to the last, to prevent the ... more

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Military Contracts Expose Trump Administration’s Plans for Mass Detention Camps Military Contracts Expose Trump Administration’s Plans for Mass Detention Camps
Immigration February 2, 2026

Military Contracts Expose Trump Administration’s Plans for Mass Detention Camps

As immigration agents kill U.S. citizens, new Navy contracts reveal plans for ... more

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End of remote work: Some high-profile companies really want workers in offices End of remote work: Some high-profile companies really want workers in offices
Labor March 30, 2023

End of remote work: Some high-profile companies really want workers in offices

Millions fewer Americans worked remotely last year, according to a new survey ... more

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