Carolyn Komatsoulis
Reporter at Idaho Statesman
Boise/Latino affairs @IdahoStatesman. My name is pronounced comet-sue-lis. Aspiring 🐕 owner. Text me in English or Español at 208-377-6205
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
Mayor Lauren McLean told the crowd on Saturday at Boise’s first LatinX Pride that these are “uncertain times,” that make people feel “topsy-turvy.”Her speech comes amid the Trump administration’s nationwide rollback of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. In some cases, corporate sponsors have pulled out of large pride events. “We see you, we welcome you, we love you, we need you here,” McLean told the audience in Cecil D. Andrus Park.
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1 week ago |
idahostatesman.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
Mayor Lauren McLean told the crowd on Saturday at Boise’s first LatinX Pride that these are “uncertain times,” that make people feel “topsy-turvy.” Her speech comes amid the Trump administration’s nationwide rollback of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. In some cases, corporate sponsors have pulled out of large pride events. “We see you, we welcome you, we love you, we need you here,” McLean told the audience in Cecil D. Andrus Park.
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1 week ago |
idahostatesman.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
The Trump administration just listed Boise as a “sanctuary” jurisdiction, saying the city is defying federal immigration law. But Boise has not declared itself a sanctuary city. In fact, sanctuary cities are banned in Idaho.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
The Trump administration just listed Boise as a “sanctuary” jurisdiction, saying the city is defying federal immigration law. But Boise has not declared itself a sanctuary city. In fact, sanctuary cities are banned in Idaho.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Kevin Fixler
BOISE, Idaho -- Gregory Bastos remembers being kidnapped along with a friend and beaten by Venezuelan forces for his political activism, not knowing whether he would die. The experience was traumatizing, he said, sitting at a cafe in downtown Boise with his wife, Oriana Bastos. The Venezuelan-born couple, both 27, didn't wait long before they crossed the border to Colombia, took a bus to the capital, Bogotá, and flew to Mexico.
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