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A key Trump ally on immigration explains how mass deportations could work
US Immigration · United States

A key Trump ally on immigration explains how mass deportations could work

46% Center coverage: 26 sources
A Kansas official who is an informal adviser to President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team on immigration issues doesn’t expect mass deportations to prompt arrests of migrants at sensitive locations such as schools and churches. But Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach does expect Trump to take action that will spark a legal challenge over the citizenship status of children born in the U.S. to immigrants living in the country illegally. He also expects Trump to encourage local and state law enforcement officers to help with efforts to arrest and detain migrants.See the Story
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott reveals another $2 billion in donations in 2024
MacKenzie Scott · United States

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott reveals another $2 billion in donations in 2024

68% Center coverage: 22 sources
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Egypt’s prime minister briefly pauses a news conference after feeling dizzy
Egypt Politics · Egypt

Egypt’s prime minister briefly pauses a news conference after feeling dizzy

50% Left coverage: 20 sources
Egypt’s prime minister was forced to briefly pause a televised news conference on Wednesday after experiencing some dizziness, a government spokesperson said. Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly, 58, was speaking at the new administrative capital in Cairo during his weekly Cabinet news briefing when he felt unwell, grabbed the microphone stand tightly and asked for a pause.See the Story

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