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City leaders break ground on Hispanic business and resource center

City leaders break ground on Hispanic business and resource center
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New wave of arrivals expected to come to Northeast Ohio from Central and South American countries

New wave of arrivals expected to come to Northeast Ohio from Central and South American countries
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City of Cleveland works on resources to support immigrants coming to city

David Bonillas is a Nicaraguan immigrant who believes coming here to Cleveland likely saved his life and helped him get the medical treatment he needed for a rare vascular skin disorder.

United statesCity of clevelandFelix munizJustin bibbMax rodasJasmin santanaDavid bonillasNueva luz community churchNueva luz urban resource centerSouth americaPastor felix munizExecutive directorNueva luz urban resourceCouncilwoman jasmin santanaMayor justin bibbSenior coordinator

Cleveland leaders prepping for immigration wave

1,400 or more refugees from Central and South America are expected to arrive soon.

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Cleveland leaders are prepping for an immigration wave

Local nonprofits are bracing for what could be 1,400 or more arrivals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela in the coming year, on top of a continuing flood of refugees from Ukraine and elsewhere, which will strain local service providers. Driving the news: The Biden administration last month lifted Title 42, a Trump-era policy that barred hundreds of thousands of immigrants from entering the U.S. to prevent the spread of COVID-19. What.

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