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post-gazette.com | Maddie Aiken |Robert Jimison |Jacob Geanous |Michael Kunzelman
JENA, La. (AP) — Amid rural Louisiana's crawfish farms, towering pine trees and cafes serving po'boys, nearly 7,000 people are waiting at immigration detention centers to learn whether they will be expelled from the United States. If President Donald Trump’s administration has its way, the capacity to hold tens of thousands more migrants will soon be added around the country as the U.S. seeks an explosive expansion of what is already the world’s largest immigration detention system.
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centredaily.com | Jacob Geanous
In the basement of the Allegheny County Jail, Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh Bishop David Zubik kissed and washed a dozen inmates' feet in a Holy Thursday ritual symbolizing Christ humbling himself to his disciples. The Rev. Peter Mawanda asked the incarcerated men, who were wearing neon yellow uniforms and seated in gray plastic chairs, to "welcome the bishop in a special way." The men burst into applause.
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centredaily.com | Jacob Geanous
When Harsh Vachani came to the U.S. more than five years ago, had a goal: to become a citizen. Born in India, his dream was realized Thursday as he was officially naturalized alongside 47 others in a ceremony held at the Heinz History Center in the Strip District. "I came to find greatness and that could only be found in the United States in my opinion," said Mr. Vachani, 23. "I learned in my years here that this country can offer you greatness ...
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6 days ago |
post-gazette.com | Jacob Geanous
When Harsh Vachani came to the U.S. more than five years ago, had a goal: to become a citizenBorn in India, his dream was realized Thursday as he was officially naturalized alongside 47 others in a ceremony held at the Heinz History Center in the Strip District. “I came to find greatness and that could only be found in the United States in my opinion,” said Mr. Vachani, 23.
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6 days ago |
post-gazette.com | Jacob Geanous
In the basement of the Allegheny County Jail, Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh Bishop David Zubik kissed and washed a dozen inmates’ feet in a Holy Thursday ritual symbolizing Christ humbling himself to his disciples. Rev. Peter Mawanda asked the incarcerated men, who were wearing neon yellow uniforms and seated in grey plastic chairs, to “welcome the bishop in a special way.” The men burst into applause.
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