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Love across the border: a couple s 13-year quest to be reunited in the US | US-Mexico border

After over a decade of living across two countries – and navigating the US’s tangled immigration policies – Tom Kobylecy and Yedid Sánchez’s life together is no longer shrouded in secrecy

Immigration Bills for Veterans, Mixed-Status Families Passed by House Committee

Immigration Bills for Veterans, Mixed-Status Families Passed by House Committee
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Mixed-status families keep hope alive amid narrowing window for immigration reform

Biden s immigration reset faces some GOP roadblocks – Center for Public Integrity

Introduction Shortly after taking office Jan. 20, President Joe Biden ordered a 100-day moratorium on most deportations. Six days later, a federal judge in Texas blocked the moratorium with a 14-day restraining order. Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sought the restraining order, arguing that Biden was endangering the state. Paxton’s challenge is a sign that more partisan clashes lie ahead as Biden seeks the deepest reforms to the U.S. immigration system in decades. Investigations in your inbox Email address Biden has promised an immigration “reset” from former President Donald Trump’s harsh policies. The moratorium was issued so officials could review migration policies  including deportations of undocumented people with U.S. family members and asylum seekers, some of whom have died violently upon return to their native countries.  

Minneapolis makes big bet on violence prevention effort to stem crime surge

Minneapolis makes big bet on violence prevention effort to stem crime surge With money diverted from police, city agency faces pressure to ramp up quickly, help stem crime surge.  January 23, 2021 6:10pm Text size Copy shortlink: Facing twin demands to curb police brutality and turn back a surge in violent crime, Minneapolis leaders have tripled the budget of a low profile city agency that treats violence as a public health crisis. Now the Office of Violence Prevention faces its largest test since its founding in 2018. Its success will depend partly on its ability to work with the Minneapolis Police Department, whose budget was trimmed so more money could be spent on unarmed city workers who intervene in conflicts and help crime victims.

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