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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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As Summer approaches, the time comes when school is out, the days are long and the temperature is rising. For a safer, healthier summer, follow these American Medical Association recommendations: Wear sunscreen. Look for a broad-spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 30. Also, no sunscreen is waterproof. If you’re...
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Jeanne Kuang CalMatters Los legisladores de California se están volviendo más duros con las agencias laborales del estado y también con los empleadores. La presidenta del Comité Laboral de la Asamblea, Liz Ortega , dijo que buscará una auditoría de la agencia de seguridad laboral Cal/OSHA después de escuchar...
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Jeanne Kuang CalMatters California lawmakers are getting tougher on the state’s labor agencies to get tougher on employers. Assembly Labor Committee Chairperson Liz Ortega said today she’ll seek an audit of the workplace safety agency Cal/OSHA after hearing dozens of farmworkers and their advocates describe harsh working conditions, including extreme heat and pesticide exposure....
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Grupos que luchan por los consumidores y la seguridad automotriz llaman al gobernador Gavin Newsom a vetar un proyecto de ley que, según ellos, haría más difícil probar caso a los californianos que alegan fraude o se quedan atorados con un vehículo denominado como “defectuoso”. El proyecto de ley 71...
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roups that fight for consumers and auto safety are urging Governor Gavin Newsom to veto a bill that they say would make it harder for Californians who allege fraud or get stuck with a “lemon” vehicle to prove their case. Senate Bill 71 raises the limit from $25,000 to $35,000...
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Jeanne Kuang CalMatters Martha Herrera trabajó durante cuatro años como niñera en San Francisco, ayudando a cuidar a una niña pequeña que tiene discapacidades físicas y del desarrollo. El trabajo incluía ayudar a la niña a llegar a casa de la escuela, cargarla y bañarla. Un día, mientras cargaba...