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Minnesota sues Texas for refusing extradition of ICE agent in Minneapolis shooting

Minnesota sues Texas for refusing extradition of ICE agent in Minneapolis shooting

By Jonathan Allen Aug 18 (Reuters) - Minnesota sued Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday for refusing to extradite a federal immigration agent facing assault charges for shooting a Venezuelan man in the leg in Minneapolis during last winter's deportation surge. Christian Castro, a U.S.
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Virginia Police Arrest Undocumented Immigrant in 'Brutal' Stabbing Death, Reigniting Immigration Policy Debate

Virginia Police Arrest Undocumented Immigrant in 'Brutal' Stabbing Death, Reigniting Immigration Policy Debate

Fairfax County police have arrested Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos, 19, an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador, in connection with the brutal stabbing death of 42-year-old Carmen Lizet Puch in Great Falls, Virginia. Cedillos-Campos and Puch were coworkers and reportedly had an intimate relationship. Police Chief Kevin Davis described the victim as suffering numerous stab wounds and being doused in gasoline. Surveillance footage reportedly shows Cedillos-Campos arming himself with a knife and gloves before the incident. He was arrested in Maryland and has confessed to the killing, awaiting extradition to Virginia. Cedillos-Campos was previously apprehended by Customs and Border Protection in 2024 after illegally crossing the border near El Paso, Texas. This high-profile case has intensified the national discussion surrounding U.S. immigration policies and border enforcement.
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A single person needs nearly $90K to live comfortably in Tennessee, study says

A single person needs nearly $90K to live comfortably in Tennessee, study says

A new SmartAsset study found that a single adult in Tennessee needs nearly $90,000 a year to live comfortably. See how the state's salary benchmark compares with the rest of the U.S.
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San Diego Padres Minor League Coordinator Detained by ICE in Texas

San Diego Padres Minor League Coordinator Detained by ICE in Texas

Oswaldo Pirela, the San Diego Padres' minor league catching coordinator and an asylum seeker from Venezuela, was detained by U.S. Border Patrol agents at an airport in Texas on Sunday. Pirela, who has been living in the U.S. since 2014 and possesses an active work permit, was traveling back to Arizona from El Paso after a work trip. His family confirmed he has an ongoing asylum case. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) records indicate Pirela is being held at the El Paso Processing Center, with a hearing anticipated next week. A spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security stated that Pirela entered the country legally in 2014 and was granted permission to remain until February 10, 2018, but subsequently overstayed. The spokesperson clarified that work authorization or a pending application does not grant legal status in the U.S. The Padres organization has acknowledged Pirela's detention and is gathering more information.
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Mews Seeks Customer Onboarding Manager in U.S. to Enhance Hospitality Technology Adoption

Mews Seeks Customer Onboarding Manager in U.S. to Enhance Hospitality Technology Adoption

Mews Seeks Customer Onboarding Manager in U.S. to Enhance Hospitality Technology Adoption
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Congresswoman Grace Meng Introduces Bills to Increase ICE Accountability Amidst Increased Enforcement

Congresswoman Grace Meng Introduces Bills to Increase ICE Accountability Amidst Increased Enforcement

Congresswoman Grace Meng has introduced three federal bills aimed at reforming the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency and increasing its accountability and transparency. This legislative push comes in response to a reported increase in ICE enforcement activities in Queens, New York, which has led to criticism from Meng and concerns within immigrant communities. The proposed legislation includes the Uniform Standards for Federal Law Enforcement Act, which seeks to codify certain Department of Homeland Security law enforcement policies into federal law to enhance congressional and judicial oversight of individual federal law enforcement officers. Additionally, the Safe Check-Ins for Immigrants Act would allow individuals undergoing legal immigration processes to attend required hearings or check-ins remotely under certain conditions, reducing the risk of detention during routine appointments. The third bill, the ICE Badge Visibility Act, mandates that ICE officers clearly display their badges a...
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What states have won Little League World Series titles? See the list

What states have won Little League World Series titles? See the list

Is your state among the Little League World Series champions? See the all-time winners list and when each state last won the LLWS title.
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US kindergarten vaccine coverage falls 0.1%, CDC says

US kindergarten vaccine coverage falls 0.1%, CDC says

Aug 17 (Reuters) - U.S. kindergarten vaccination coverage fell 0.1% during the 2025-2026 school year, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Monday.
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San Diego Padres Minor League Coordinator Detained by ICE in Texas

San Diego Padres Minor League Coordinator Detained by ICE in Texas

San Diego Padres Minor League Coordinator Detained by ICE in Texas
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Skip the Hollywood Bowl. Jonas Brothers tour headed to Palm Desert

Skip the Hollywood Bowl. Jonas Brothers tour headed to Palm Desert

The Jonas Brothers bring their 'Burning Up' tour to Acrisure Arena on Nov. 17. See how to get tickets.
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US kindergarten vaccine coverage continues downward trend, falling 0.1%

US kindergarten vaccine coverage continues downward trend, falling 0.1%

By Michael Erman and Julie Steenhuysen Aug 17 (Reuters) - U.S. kindergarten vaccination coverage fell 0.1% during the 2025-2026 school year, continuing a downward trend that has seen declines every year except one since the onset of COVID-19, according to data from the U.S.
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Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City ‘Burning Up’ North American Tour Dates

Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City ‘Burning Up’ North American Tour Dates

The Jonas Brothers, who have been road warriors in recent years, have announced a massive 45-city North American tour that continues their “Burning Up Tour All Over Again.” Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, and All Time Low will be special guests on select dates. Promoted by Live Nation, the tour kicks off on Friday, September 25 […]