
Katie Mulvaney
Reporter at Providence Journal
Courts, criminal justice @projo. Watchdog team. @RWULaw, @UnionCollege. Mom, Yogi, runner, ocean lover. Argyle, NY, native. Tips: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
newportri.com | Katie Mulvaney
Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a Brown Medicine physician, was deported on March 14 despite a court order staying her deportation. Alawieh told customs officers that images of Hezbollah leaders on her phone were religiously motivated, not political. Unsealed court documents detail Alawieh's interrogation and denials of political involvement.
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5 days ago |
providencejournal.com | Katie Mulvaney
Dr. Rasha Alaweih, a Brown Medicine physician, was deported on March 14th despite a court order staying her deportation. Alaweih explained images of Hezbollah leaders on her phone as religiously motivated, not political. Unsealed court documents detail Alaweih's interrogation and denial of political involvement.
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6 days ago |
southcoasttoday.com | Katie Mulvaney
Show Caption Hide Caption Making flying with Autism friendlier with Autism Flies programThe program lets people on the autism spectrum get accustomed to the sights and sounds of being on an airplane to make the experience less scary. Breeze Airways partnered with Autism Flies to host a simulated flight experience for families with children on the spectrum at T.F. Green International Airport.
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6 days ago |
newportri.com | Katie Mulvaney
Breeze Airways partnered with Autism Flies to host a simulated flight experience for families with children on the spectrum at T.F. Green International Airport. The simulated flight included standard procedures like safety instructions and snack service, allowing families to test their children's tolerance in a controlled environment. For many families, the program served as a crucial first step towards considering air travel as a viable option for future vacations and trips.
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6 days ago |
usatoday.com | Katie Mulvaney
• A Rhode Island barber accused of Venezuelan gang affiliation has been granted 72 hours of protection from deportation by a federal judge. • Judge Melissa DuBose ruled that immigration officials must provide 72-hour notice before removing the man, identified as G.M.G., from detention. • G.M.G. was arrested in March under the Alien Enemies Act invoked by President Trump targeting members of the Tren de Aragua gang.
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RT @npenzenstadler: She's in ICE detention. From 1,500 miles away, his piano lulls her to sleep. https://t.co/87pv8uJnPT via @usatoday

The Trump administration wants to deport a Venezuelan barber from RI. The ACLU is suing to stop them. https://t.co/QzLhMEBUCx via @projo

Traveling with kids on the autism spectrum can be tricky. Here's how Autism Flies can help. https://t.co/z0xgcFvT1d via @projo