Justin Martin

1 month ago | tampabay.com | Justin Martin |Stephen Song

Policymakers, parents and other adults in Florida have a lot to say about digital media use among kids, and how it may affect their development and learning. What we hear less often is what kids have to say. Justin D. Martin [ Cliff McBride ]Stephen W. Song [ USF ]Lawmakers have had a lot of recent conversations. On Jan. 1, a law went into effect that prohibits kids under 14 from having social media accounts. A 2023 mandate required public schools to block social media on their Wi-Fi networks.

1 month ago | hppr.org | Justin Martin

Two Dallas-area men were nearly deported under a wartime law, with no charges and no due process. That's according to new reporting from Mother Jones, which uncovered how the Trump administration used a centuries-old law — the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 — to fast-track the deportation of Venezuelan men accused of gang ties. Stiven Prieto, a Dallas barber, had been raising his partner's two daughters as his own. Omar Cardenas was working at an H-E-B and doing deliveries on the side.

1 month ago | tpr.org | Justin Martin

Two Dallas-area men were nearly deported under a wartime law, with no charges and no due process. That's according to new reporting from Mother Jones, which uncovered how the Trump administration used a centuries-old law — the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 — to fast-track the deportation of Venezuelan men accused of gang ties. Stiven Prieto, a Dallas barber, had been raising his partner's two daughters as his own. Omar Cardenas was working at an H-E-B in Aubrey and doing deliveries on the side.

1 month ago | dentonrc.com | Justin Martin

Two Dallas-area men were nearly deported under a wartime law, with no charges and no due process. Stiven Prieto, a barber who was living in Dallas and working at Empire Barbershop Lounge in Lewisville, had been raising his partner’s two daughters as his own. Omar Cardenas was living in Aubrey and working at an H-E-B and doing deliveries on the side. Both had valid work permits.

1 month ago | keranews.org | Justin Martin

Two Dallas-area men were nearly deported under a wartime law, with no charges and no due process. That’s according to new reporting from Mother Jones, which uncovered how the Trump administration used a centuries-old law — the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 — to fast-track the deportation of Venezuelan men accused of gang ties. Stiven Prieto, a Dallas barber, had been raising his partner’s two daughters as his own. Omar Cardenas was working at an H-E-B in Aubrey and doing deliveries on the side.