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Trump’s Budget Makes ICE Largest Funded U.S. Law Enforcement Agency

Donald Trump · United States

Trump’s Budget Makes ICE Largest Funded U.S. Law Enforcement Agency

56% Left coverage: 89 sources

Trump’s trade blitz produces few deals but lots of uncertainty

US Economy · Washington

Trump’s trade blitz produces few deals but lots of uncertainty

62% Center coverage: 61 sources

A Mexican court sentences 10 men to 141 years each in a cartel-run recruitment ranch

Crime · Mexico

A Mexican court sentences 10 men to 141 years each in a cartel-run recruitment ranch

48% Center coverage: 52 sources

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Adam Zyglis: Birthright Citizenship

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63% Left coverage: 8 sources

* Forbes… A provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, recently signed into law by President Trump, will create the country’s first federal tax credit for donations to private schools. It aims to give families more choice in their child’s education, but critics warn it could divert much-needed funds from public schools and widen inequalities. Benefits [...]Mike Pence · United States See the Story

Mexican authorities seize nearly 4 million gallons of stolen fuel

64% Left coverage: 11 sources

Mexican authorities said Monday they seized about 4 million gallons of stolen diesel, gasoline and petroleum distillates from two abandoned trains in a state bordering Texas.Crime · Mexico See the Story

The University of Minnesota Grows Non-Indigenous Plants so Immigrants Can Taste a Piece of Their Homeland – Minnesota Press

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The University of Minnesota cultivates non-indigenous plants so that immigrants can taste a piece of their homeland By: Regina Medina-MPR Immigrants living in the United States inevitably miss something of their homeland they can't find abroad. For many, that void is noticed in the supermarket, as some crops don't occur here. A program from the University of Minnesota is working to change that. Hennepin County gardener master, Chidi Chidozie, re…Immigration · Minneapolis Read Article

Cordero: “Military Justice Is Not Designed to Investigate Criminal Organizations and Less International Crime”

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The Minister of Public Security, Luis Cordero, referred to the investigation of drug trafficking in one of the units of the Tarapacá Army and the similar case facing the Chilean Air Force, stating that facts of this type should not be investigated by the Military Justice.This, in relation to the debate of competences that was installed between the Aviation Prosecutor's Office and the Public Prosecutor's Office by the five FACH officials, dischar…Air Force · Iquique See the Story

How Much Will It Cost to Achieve the American Dream in 2025?

Coverage: 2 sources

By José López Zamorano The Hispanic NetworkThe new "beautiful and beautiful" budget law, taxes, border security spends more than $170 billion in deportation policy, hiring agents and about 700 miles of the border wall.But one of the aspects that has gone unnoticed is that it increases the price of a number of migratory services that could make a person more expensive to regularize his or her immigration status in the United States.The new tarif…Border Security · United States See the Story

Talking to Children About Politics without Resorting to Divisive Rhetoric – Minnesota Press

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

How to talk to children about politics without resorting to divisive rhetoric By: Annie Baxter-MPR Pam Thiemann is grateful that her entire extended family lives near her home in Plymouth. She and her husband have four adult children and three grandchildren, six, nine and fourteen years old. Thiemann says that the whole family meets once or twice a week and that policy conversations can become tense, especially when bad news comes up, such as th…Plymouth, Minnesota · Plymouth Read Article

Jorge Glas – Minnesota Press Sentenced to 13 Years in Prison for Corruption · Global Voices

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jorge Glas, former vice president of Ecuador who was at the center of the diplomatic crisis with Mexico, is sentenced to 13 years in jail for corruption By: BBC Editorial A court of the National Court of Justice of Ecuador sentenced on Monday to 13 years in prison and disqualification for life to hold public office former vice president Jorge Glas for embezzlement of public funds. Glas embezzled those funds during the reconstruction process of t…Corruption · Ecuador Read Article

They're Allowed to Stay, but They Don't Get Citizenship: Does Trump Plan to Deport Migrants with Daca?

Coverage: 2 sources

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was created in 2012 during Barack Obama's administration. Beneficiaries are temporarily protected from deportation, but it is not a path to citizenship.With Donald Trump's arrival in the presidency, uncertainty about the continuation is a constant for thousands of immigrants.DACA is not a path to citizenshipDeferred Action for Childhood Arrivals provides temporary protection against depor…Barack Obama · Buenos Aires See the Story

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