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Now appearing: America's future
Another day, another outcry from President Barack Obama — this one in Newport News, Va. — about the parade of horribles that will arrive Friday when automatic federal spending cuts begin: air travel delays, weaker law enforcement, less money...
Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Government, Customs and Tradition, Barack Obama
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As Obama sworn in, immigration activists plan Chicago march to protest his policies
Tribune reporterAs President Barack Obama gets sworn in for his second term Monday, immigration activists in Chicago plan a march downtown to protest administration policies that have led to a record number of deportations. The president has pledged to make...Tags: International Law, Immigration, Police Arrests, Activism, Luis Gutierrez
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Kid-Friendly Attractions
BOWLING BRUNSWICK ZONE DEERFIELD 10 S. Waukegan Road, Deerfield 847-498-3575 bowlbrunswick.com There's something for everyone at this location. In addition to 32 lanes there are six billiard tables, arcade games, a lounge and snack bar. There...
Tags: Ice Hockey, Restaurants, National Hockey League, Music, Ice Skating
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Farm labor shortage looms as young workers steer clear of agriculture
SELMA, Calif. - Vicente Contreras is 70 years old - and "no mas," he insists with a smile - and he says he is still fit and hearty enough to perform the hard labor of California's farm fields. Contreras concedes his knees hurt when he climbs ladders...Tags: Mexico, Work Relations, Immigration, Career and Workplace, Migration
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Fly-fishing in winter? Northern Michigan river offers zen-like experience
Anglers know something that tourists don't. You can fly-fish all year round, even in winter. Beyond skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skating and winter zip-lining, the latest tourist attraction in northern Michigan is getting in a float boat and having...Tags: Freedom of the Press, Brad Pitt, Automotive Equipment, Cross Country Skiing, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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La Santa Cecilia's new single "El Hielo" (ICE) is cool take on immigration law
You might not suspect from its lovely, breathy lead vocal and deceptively languid, vaguely bossa nova lilt that La Santa Cecilia's latest single, "El Hielo" (ICE) is actually a fiery protest anthem. But this elegant, effortlessly cool track from the L....
Tags: Career and Workplace, Immigration, Migration, Labor Legislation, Politics
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Undocumented immigrants being released from Deerfield detention center in advance of sequester
Agustín Morales walked out of the Broward Transitional Center in Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, one of the scores of undocumented immigrants being released from South Florida detention facilties this week by federal officials who say they can no longer...
Tags: Prisons, Immigration, International Law, Abusive Behavior, Crime, Law and Justice
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Questionable timing
The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has released an unspecified number of immigrants in deportation proceedings from immigrant detention facilities. ICE spokeswoman Gillian Christensen said in a...Tags: Immigration, Migration, The Washington Post, Politics
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Immigration detainees' release causes outrage in Arizona
TUCSON — The release of more than 300 people from immigration detention centers in Arizona — part of a mass release across the nation in anticipation of looming federal budget cuts — sparked outrage among activists on both sides of the...
Tags: Jan Brewer, Prisons, Immigration, Personal Weapon Control, National Security
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Man pleads guilty for eBay sale of night vision goggles to undercover agent
A 34-year-old Florida man pleaded guilty late Wednesday to illegally selling night vision goggles and other military style gear online to an undercover federal agent in Baltimore pretending to be an overseas buyer — a charge that could land him in...Tags: eBay Inc., Prisons, Coral Gables, Punishment, U.S. Military
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Detained immigrants released; officials cite sequester cuts
WASHINGTON -- Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have released “several hundred” immigrants from deportation centers across the country, saying the move is an effort to cut costs ahead of budget cuts due to hit later this week. ...
Tags: Justice and Rights, Janet Napolitano, Immigration, International Law, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
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The Planned Deportation of a New Haven Man Sparks Protests of Federal Immigration Policies
Josemaria Islas has been targeted by federal immigration authorities as "a priority for removal" under a deportation program that is supposed to focus on stone-cold criminals like drug dealers, rapists and murderers. Islas, an undocumented immigrant...
Tags: Mexico, Fines, Political Dissent, International Law, Immigration
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