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In Ralph Lucero’s article, (“Cibola County will pay price for ICE bill,” My View, Feb. 22) he makes some good points, uses some suspect numbers, and in my view, misses
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The long-held practice of faith leaders ministering to detained migrants has become far more contentious — and consequential — as detention numbers soar across the country during the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
by Whitney Downard, Pennsylvania Capital-Star
The words “otro mundo es posible” are painted onto a quilted tapestry banner that hangs on Community to Community’s front window. Adorned with strawberries and roses, it is a form of artful protest that reminds those who pass by that another world is possible. The organization — dedicated to the intersection of farmworker rights, immigrant rights, climate justice and democratic participation — has been working toward community solidarity and a response to ICE’s increased presence in Whatcom and Skagit counties. In doing so, a definition of solidarity has developed.
Heather Ford posted an opinion on Fri March 6, 2026 2:45 pm
At the annual "State of Cary" address Thursday evening, Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht addressed the recent scandal involving the former town manager and responded to concerns about immigration enforcement agents leasing an office on Regency Parkway.
Oregon lawmakers have approved a bill that would require schools to provide notice when ICE officers are spotted on campus.
The AI company gave up a $200 million contract—and might be getting something more valuable in return.
Choral arrangement For Anne in the Attic is an example of apolitical spaces in the U.S. being flooded with political affairs
Protests are planned at more than 60 Citizens branches on Saturday in states including Massachusetts and Rhode Island, over the bank's involvement with companies that run ICE detention centers.