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1 week ago |
salon.com | Tatyana Tandanpolie
Angelica’s story of irregular migration generally followed a regular path. She arrived at the United States-Mexico border last November, and as an “unaccompanied minor,” was placed at a California shelter by the Office of Refugee Resettlement. The only thing is Angelica arrived pregnant. Angelica, 17, gave birth to her daughter in February while in ORR custody.
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2 weeks ago |
salon.com | Tatyana Tandanpolie
The announcement of charges against a Democratic lawmaker earlier this month marks a dramatic escalation in the Trump administration’s clashes with other branches of government that legal experts say may not hold up in court. Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., stands accused of two counts of assaulting, resisting and impeding an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.
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2 weeks ago |
salon.com | Tatyana Tandanpolie
Two employees of the Israeli embassy were shot and killed in Washington, D.C. Wednesday evening as they were leaving an event at a Jewish museum. The suspect, who yelled "free, free Palestine" during his arrest, according to police and video from the scene, was quickly taken into custody. Washington Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela Smith said at a news conference that a man opened fire on a group of four people outside the Capital Jewish Museum, hitting the pair.
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2 weeks ago |
salon.com | Tatyana Tandanpolie
As President Donald Trump ushers in his so-called "Golden Age" for the nation, some Americans are jumping ship. Yale University history professor Marci Shore is relieved to be one of them. She and her husband, historian Timothy Snyder, had long been on the fence about leaving the United States, Shore told Salon, with professorships at the University of Toronto available to them for at least twoyears should they have wished to take them.
"Still angry": Voters say they won't forget that the North Carolina GOP tried to trash their ballots
3 weeks ago |
salon.com | Tatyana Tandanpolie
Copland Rudolph is glad that the North Carolina Supreme Court election challenge is finally over. Like tens of thousands of others swept up in the contentious litigation, she spent some six months reeling over whether her vote would count or Republican Appellate Court Judge Jefferson Griffin would succeed and have it thrown out. But even though his effort ultimately failed, she told Salon she isn’t feeling too comforted.
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