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fromBoston.com
4 days ago

Dedham church keeps anti-ICE nativity scene, defying diocese leaders

The display, outside St. Susanna Parish in Dedham, Massachusetts, includes the traditional shepherds, sheep and wise men gathered around a hay-filled manger. But Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus are missing, replaced by a sign reading "ICE WAS HERE" in bold blue letters. "The Holy Family is safe in the Sanctuary of our Church," adds a smaller note inside the Nativity scene, which is protected by a plastic shield. "If you see ICE please call LUCE."
US news
from48 hills
4 days ago

SF fires immigrant advocate-and activists are confused and angry - 48 hills

San Francisco has more than 34,000 employees, and sometimes some of them get fired. In most cases, the workers are under union contracts, and termination requires some sort of cause, some sort of a warning system, and some sort of due process: Your boss can't just call you into their office one day and say you're no longer needed. But a small percentage or those workers are called "exempt," which means they can be fired at will.
San Francisco
US politics
fromBolts
1 month ago

Ahead of Mayor Race, Noncitizen New Yorkers Grapple with a Voting Policy Failure to Launch

Many New York City noncitizen residents, including DACA recipients who actively advocate, cannot vote in local elections despite being substantially affected by city politics.
East Bay (California)
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

The nation's first Vietnamese American bishop formally takes over California diocese

Michael Pham became San Diego's bishop, the first Vietnamese American to lead a U.S. diocese, emphasizing care for marginalized communities.
NYC politics
fromCity & State NY
5 months ago

Alexa Aviles kept her seat in Council District 38

Alexa Avilés won almost triple the votes against opponent Ling Ye in the District 38 primary race, showcasing her strong progressive support.
fromwww.npr.org
7 months ago

Trump offers $1,000 incentive to migrants who leave the country voluntarily

The Trump administration's $1,000 incentive for migrants to self-deport via the CBP Home App underscores a shift in immigration policy towards expedited removals.
NYC parents
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