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He helped the U.S. bomb the Taliban. Now, Trump’s refugee ban has stranded him in Afghanistan Latest via @sfchronicle https://t.co/Pwxm4potXv

Biden urged to pardon deported U.S. veterans before Trump takes office: ‘Time is running out’ @sfchronicle https://t.co/HuatOwxVPy

How an S.F. man’s 1898 Supreme Court victory established birthright citizenship. As President-elect Donald Trump vows to repeal birthright citizenship, a descendant of Wong Kim Ark reflects on his family’s role in its history. Read via @sfchronicle https://t.co/T4Xqatbim3

President-elect Trump tried to kill DACA, a program for undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, in his first term. Bay Area DACA recipients and advocates are bracing and strategizing for January. Read our latest @sfchronicle @jesssmflores https://t.co/OfKJaRzHPi

Although one poll showed 65% of Chinese Americans plan to vote for Harris, 24% said they're pro-Trump. For some S.F. Chinese American voters, economic and public safety concerns eclipse alarm at Donald Trump’s anti-China rhetoric and policies. @sfchronicle https://t.co/iN5tsj3bke

Once refugees, these East Bay Cambodian Americans are voting for the first time. Some have been citizens for decades but never registered to vote until just two weeks ago. Read to find out what’s motivating them. Photos by @jachristian @sfchronicle https://t.co/uPF22xn2v6

Indian American communities face internal disagreements about Modi and caste oppression in choosing between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, even as a progressive coalition is supercharged by the hope of electing the first Indian American woman president. https://t.co/sLZ7mlMiMm

Do voters want to close San Francisco's Great Highway? New @sfchronicle poll shows where they stand on Proposition K. https://t.co/60sKxOEVRr

"Nearly 2,000 San Francisco students headed to class Wednesday morning not knowing if their schools will still be open next year." https://t.co/yXxT3RitWC The latest on how SFUSD familes are grappling with planned closures of 11 schools, with @jilltucker and @DanielleEchev

Whether you're a political science nerd or an S.F. voter wanting to explore how your public policy views match with the views of mayoral candidates, you should definitely check out this cool new tool Vote Compass by @sfchronicle. https://t.co/0unxezfBrW

S.F. Chinatown seeks better representation in race for district 3 supervisor. Challenges in the historic neighborhood could come to a head this Nov. Candidates Sharon Lai, Danny Sauter, Moe Jamil, Eduard Navarro, Matt Susk and Wendy Ha Chau are running. https://t.co/r7DJX7HWrx

San Francisco mayoral candidates court Asian American voters in Chinatown town hall Here’s what Mayor London Breed, Daniel Lurie, Mark Farrell, Aaron Peskin and Ahsha Safaí pitched to AAPI voters at the town hall hosted by @api_council today. https://t.co/ECJHMi8TmW

“Drawing from thousands of articles written, edited and published by Chronicle journalists since 1995, this tool aims to give readers informed answers about a politician who rose from the East Bay and is now campaigning to become one of the world’s most powerful people.”

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Introducing the Kamala Harris News Assistant, an AI-powered tool designed to answer your questions about Harris’ life, her journey through public service and her presidential campaign. Type in your question to get insights from the Chronicle’s archive. https://t.co/G30Oc7jaRM

A three-person team of @CAAsanfrancisco fact checkers at “Piyaoba!” (辟谣吧） is monitoring online election misinformation targeting Chinese-speaking Americans, part of the fastest-growing group of eligible voters. Here’s a look inside their operation. https://t.co/AK1nSCPojA

Four best friends taught their boys the game they grew up playing — and created a legendary Chinese nine-man volleyball team in San Francisco. Had a fantastic time with @CAGisMe telling this story and getting to know the SF 9man circuit. @sfchronicle https://t.co/FodPu4JoeV