Biden’s Border Problem, and How to Fix It
The U.S.-Mexico border wall in Nogales, Arizona. (Ignatian Solidarity Network, https://tinyurl.com/ynfpzyv3; CC BY-NC 2.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/)
President Biden has a border problem. The U.S. is seeing a deeply troubling increase both in total unaccompanied children (UACs) and in very young UACs children as young as six or seven years old. The current problems at the border have both short- and long-term causes. In the short term, the Biden administration contributed to the problem with two related steps. First, it chose to continue the Title 42 coronavirus border restrictions that severely limit family entry. Second, it chose to exempt UACs from Title 42. In the longer term, addressing the exponential increase in both UACs and immigrant families over the past 10-12 years will require action by Congress and the courts. This post addresses both short- and long-term issues, centering on UACs and families.
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Pinnacle Treatment Centers is seeking zoning approval to open a methadone clinic in Wilkes-Barre, six months after approval for a different site in the city was rejected.
Pinnacle is seeking a special exception to establish a methadone treatment facility in the Thomas C. Thomas building at 90 E. Union St., according to the agenda for an April 28 meeting of the zoning hearing board.
The building is located in a heavy commercial zone.
Pinnacle senior communications director Melanie Eilers did not return a call seeking comment on Tuesday.
The company in October petitioned the city zoning board for a use variance to provide outpatient counseling services and dispense medications including methadone, buprenorphine and/or Vivitrol from the former United Rentals building at 140 Hazle St.
Korean War vets efforts to defend freedom
Posted : 2021-04-08 17:07 By Richard Pennington
One of my former professors at Stephen F. Austin State University met with some local Korean War veterans recently. Knowing that I live here and care so deeply about every aspect of Korean history and culture, he invited me to speak to them in absentia.
This is what I wrote: Hello, gentlemen. I was born in December 1952, about eight months before the armistice was signed ending the Korean War. As all of you undoubtedly know, it has sometimes been called the forgotten war.
This is a vast overstatement, especially in Korea. Even with the passage of 70 years, it is remembered. I moved to Daegu in November 2007 and came north to Seoul in February 2009. Since then, I have traveled all over the southern half of the Korean peninsula.
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