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Peter Schurmann American Community Media El jefe de policía de Albuquerque, Nuevo México, estaba sentado en su casa disfrutando de un partido de fútbol un sábado por la tarde cuando se sorprendió al ver un anuncio de ICE que reclutaba específicamente agentes de su departamento. “Sale un anuncio sobre...
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Peter Schurmann American Community Media Albuquerque Chief of Police Harold Medina was sitting at home enjoying Saturday afternoon football on TV when he was startled to see an ICE recruitment ad specifically urging officers in his department to jump ship and sign up with ICE. “A commercial comes out...
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Peter Schurmann American Community Media Law and order were the centerpiece of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign, with immigrants repeatedly painted as a threat to the safety of American citizens. Today’s mass deportation agenda is a direct outgrowth of that campaign rhetoric. Yet experts say the administration’s dragnet approach...
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Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk National parks, wildlife refuges, forests, and other public land is at risk of being sold and exploited by the Trump administration. This land is owned by the American people, yet the administration hopes to pass legislation to increase development, logging, mining, and sell...
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Un proyecto de ley presentado en el Senado de los Estados Unidos garantizaría a todos los maestros de escuelas públicas en el país un salario mínimo de al menos $60,000 dólares al año. La Ley de Pago a Maestros, patrocinada por el senador independiente Bernie Sanders, de Vermont, también triplicaría...
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A bill filed in the U.S. Senate would guarantee all public schoolteachers across the U.S. a minimum salary of at least $60,000 dollars a year. The Pay Teachers Act, sponsored by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., would also triple funding allocated to schools for children from low-income families to more than...
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Carolyn Jones CalMatters Funding cuts. Raids near campuses. Exclusion from programs like Head Start and career training. For months, the Trump administration has been chipping away at the rights of students without legal status in public schools. Could the administration take away those students’ right to free public school...
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Massachusetts educators are praising federal legislation to ensure public schoolteachers make a minimum of $60,000 a year. Supporters say the Pay Teachers Act would help fill the more than 4,000 teacher vacancies statewide and ensure fully certified teachers are staffing schools. Cory O’Hayer, a social studies teacher for Boston...
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Sunita Sohrabji Ethnic Media Services El poco conocido virus Oropouche está causando preocupación entre los expertos en salud pública. Este año se han identificado más de 10.000 casos, principalmente en América del Sur y el Caribe. El virus se está propagando a Estados Unidos: se han identificado 94 casos...