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Plumbers who are Ukrainian immigrants cause an East Sacramento homeowner to reflect on racism and immigration in California.
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Authorities say the San Diego County County Sheriff’s Department is sharing records with immigration authorities, becoming the first local law enforcement agency in five states to comply with unusual demands for information on people with criminal arrests.
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Cuban exile Ramón Saúl Sánchez’s privileged status among immigrants -- a result of long-standing U.S. opposition to communism -- is threatened, as he finds himself increasingly vulnerable to deportation.
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U.S. immigration agents have arrested two people at a Sonoma County courthouse, flouting a new state law requiring a judicial warrant to make immigration arrests inside such facilities.
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President Trump’s administration is waiving federal contracting laws to speed construction of a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Dreamers, the border wall, asylum seekers, refugees: Where do the Democratic candidates for president stand on immigration issues?
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Scholars have worked diligently to create space for a field that decades ago was considered irrelevant
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed that border agents and officers will be deployed in Los Angeles and other so-called sanctuary cities to assist in the arrests of immigrants in the country illegally.
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The immigration subpoenas are not court ordered or signed by a judge, but ICE says failure to comply could prompt court action; Sheriff’s Department says it will comply ‘if able.’
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Greyhound has long insisted it has no choice, but memo shows it doesn’t have to let Border Patrol agents board buses for immigration checks.
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Border Patrol agents near the Salton Sea arrested the driver, a Mexican national, as well as everyone inside the truck.
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Lawmakers immediately criticized President Trump’s proposal, for a second year, to take defense funds to pay for the border wall he once promised Mexico would finance.
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ICE is ordered to bring back the hotline for now. Rights organizations contend its cancellation is part of a pattern of retaliation.
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Five people crossed the U.S.-Mexico border Monday evening. Snow and low temperatures took the lives of three of them. The other two were arrested.
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Orange County’s emergency declaration over the coronavirus comes as local officials fight a proposal to send patients to a facility in Costa Mesa.
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Netflix’s new docuseries, “The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez,” examines the harrowing abuse and systemic failures that led to the death of the 8-year-old from Palmdale in 2013.
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Mayor London Breed’s decree comes on the same day the CDC warns that cases of COVID-19 will continue to spread.
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The sudden closures came as a shock to Curry House employees and managers, many of whom said they were given no advance notice.
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How, exactly, does The Times’ editorial board decide on its endorsements? This is what the process looks like.
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Rival Democratic candidates, on stage in South Carolina, gave Sen.
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LeBron James had 40 points and eight rebounds in his first career meeting with Zion Williamson while leading the Lakers to their sixth straight victory.
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