Carolyn Komatsoulis
Reporter at Idaho Statesman
Breaking news/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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idahostatesman.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
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kentucky.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis |Alex Brizee
A 40-year-old Twin Falls resident with a criminal history who’s facing deportation could soon be stateless, with no legal right to be anywhere. Binod Shah first came to the U.S. as a refugee, fleeing ethnic cleansing in his home country. He moved to Twin Falls in 2008 and could now be forced to leave his wife and 9-month-old son after he turned himself into Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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idahostatesman.com | Carolyn Komatsoulis
Four University of Idaho students have had their visas revoked, according to Jodi Walker, a spokesperson with the Moscow school. Walker declined to provide additional information, citing student privacy. President Donald Trump’s administration in recent weeks has started pulling back hundreds of student visas across the country. Some visas seem to have been terminated for activism or past legal issues, according to NBC News.
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2 weeks ago |
idahostatesman.com | Sarah Cutler |Carolyn Komatsoulis |Hayat Norimine
This is a breaking news story. Check back to idahostatesman.com for updates. To sign up for breaking news alerts, click here. Day after day inside Idaho’s Capitol, a group of hardline conservative lawmakers calling themselves the “Gang of 8” rejected dozens of proposed budgets this legislative session. They told fellow lawmakers that they wanted no new government employees, no federal money and limited spending.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Sarah Cutler |Carolyn Komatsoulis |Hayat Norimine
Day after day inside Idaho’s Capitol, a group of hardline conservative lawmakers calling themselves the “Gang of 8” rejected dozens of proposed budgets this legislative session. They told fellow lawmakers that they wanted no new government employees, no federal money and limited spending. Meanwhile, the Legislature approved $450 million worth of new tax cuts, which will come out of the state’s general fund every year.
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