Clara-Sophia Daly
Education Reporter at Miami Herald
Education reporter @miamiherald, former investigations | [email protected] | Direct messages are open.
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1 week ago |
azdailysun.com | Clara-Sophia Daly
MIAMI — Michelle Valdes’ mom thinks she sees immigration agents everywhere: in the lobby of the building where she cares for elderly clients, at the local outlet mall, on downtown corners. The fear is constant. Driving to work, going to the store — just leaving the house feels too risky for her. At work, while she cooks and cleans in her clients’ homes, she listens as stories of immigration detentions, deportations and constantly changing laws and policies play loudly in English from the TV.
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1 week ago |
tampabay.com | Clara-Sophia Daly
Michelle Valdes’ mom thinks she sees immigration agents everywhere: in the lobby of the building where she cares for elderly clients, at the local outlet mall, on downtown corners. The fear is constant. Driving to work, going to the store —just leaving the house feels too risky for her. At work, while she cooks and cleans in her clients’ homes, she listens as stories of immigration detentions, deportations and constantly changing laws and policies play loudly in English from the TV.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Clara-Sophia Daly
Since the Miami Herald broke the news in April that Florida International University intends to enter into a formal agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, there have been at least four protests, a walkout and two town halls where students and faculty have pleaded with the chief of police to exit the agreement. The most recent protest was a small rally of professors outside Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting at FIU.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Clara-Sophia Daly
By Clara-Sophia Daly, Miami Herald MIAMI - Michelle Valdes' mom thinks she sees immigration agents everywhere: in the lobby of the building where she cares for elderly clients, at the local outlet mall, on downtown corners. The fear is constant. Driving to work, going to the store - just leaving the house feels too risky for her.
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2 weeks ago |
thederrick.com | Clara-Sophia Daly
MIAMI — Michelle Valdes’ mom thinks she sees immigration agents everywhere: in the lobby of the building where she cares for elderly clients, at the local outlet mall, on downtown corners. The fear is constant. Driving to work, going to the store — just leaving the house feels too risky for her. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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RT @tomaskenn: Faculty at FIU continue to urge campus police to get out of ICE collaboration agreement:
I was back at FL International Univ today for another protest against the police chief's decision to enter into a formal contract with ICE. Faculty continue to urge campus police to get out of the agreement which they say could lead to racial profiling https://t.co/YehcZGkMAC
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