
Lau Guzmán
Latino and Immigrant Communities Reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio
Professional English speaker @nhpr, formerly of @Record_Journal and @Report4America | she/ella | all opinions entirely mine (alas)
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1 week ago |
nhpr.org | Lau Guzmán
The Department of Homeland Security is demanding that the city of Lebanon and the town of Hanover immediately change their policies to align with the Trump administration's interpretation of federal immigration laws.
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1 week ago |
keenesentinel.com | Lau Guzmán
Furaha Nyirarukundo organizes a monthly women’s group for Swahili speakers at the International Institute of New England in Manchester, one of the biggest refugee resettlement agencies in the region. Her official title is health promotion specialist, but one of the women jokingly calls her “Mama Furaha,” which seems a little more apt. Nyirarukundo is pretty reserved, but the level of care she has for this group is obvious as she picks up a fussy kid or two so that their moms can fill out a form.
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1 week ago |
nhpr.org | Lau Guzmán
Furaha Nyirarukundo organizes a monthly women’s group for Swahili speakers at the International Institute of New England in Manchester, one of the biggest refugee resettlement agencies in the region. Her official title is health promotion specialist, but one of the women jokingly calls her “Mama Furaha,” which seems a little more apt. Nyirarukundo is pretty reserved, but the level of care she has for this group is obvious as she picks up a fussy kid or two so that their moms can fill out a form.
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1 week ago |
nhpr.org | Lau Guzmán |María Aguirre
La gobernadora Kelly Ayotte firmó un par de proyectos de ley el jueves pasado que requerirán que los departamentos locales de la policía cooperen con autoridades federales de inmigración – una política que muchos defensores dicen que afectarán las relaciones entre las fuerzas del orden locales y las comunidades inmigrantes.
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1 week ago |
laconiadailysun.com | Todd Bookman |Lau Guzmán |Josh Rogers
State tourism officials are predicting fewer summer visitors this year: 4.6 million tourists, down from roughly 4.8 million last year. The forecast drop is driven in part by Canadians who are boycotting American travel because of rising tensions from President Trump's handling of bilateral relations. For now, the state is not planning any new approaches to woo back displeased Canadians.
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