
Kevin McCallum
Political Reporter at Seven Days
Statehouse and investigative reporter for Seven Days
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2 days ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Kevin McCallum
Gov. Phil Scott is rolling back regulations meant to end the sale of new gas-powered vehicles in Vermont by 2035. In an executive order issued Tuesday afternoon, Scott paused enforcement of rules that would have required car manufacturers to ensure that 35 percent of the cars sold in Vermont in 2026 be zero emission models. The rules, known as Advanced Clean Cars II and Advanced Clean Truck Rules, were considered key to the state's carbon reduction goals, which are increasingly out of reach.
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1 week ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Kevin McCallum
Three of the eight Vermont migrant workers arrested at the state’s largest dairy farm on April 21 have been deported, according to the advocacy group Migrant Justice. Luis Enrique Gomez-Aguilar, 28, Urillas Sargento, 32, and Dani Alvarez-Perez, 22, were transferred to a Louisiana detention facility last week and soon afterward got transported to Mexico “without their consent,” Migrant Justice said in a press release on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Kevin McCallum
click to enlarge As President Donald Trump expands his crackdown on immigrants across the nation, Vermont lawmakers are scrambling to find ways the state can be more protective and welcoming to undocumented residents.
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2 weeks ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Kevin McCallum
click to enlarge As word spread last week that U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents had arrested eight migrant workers at Vermont's largest dairy farm, Maribel's first reaction was fear that she could be next. The Mexico City native has worked for three years in a Franklin County milking parlor not far from Pleasant Valley Farms, the Berkshire dairy where border patrol arrested farmworkers on April 21.
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3 weeks ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Kevin McCallum
click to enlarge Is it ethical to gloat when your scrappy public school squad defeats some of the most elite private schools in the nation? For members of the Burlington High School ethics debate team, the answer is: Absolutely! In its first year, the school's 12-member team made it to the national finals in North Carolina, besting some of the nation's priciest private schools in the process.
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