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2UrbanGirls on MSNCalifornia lawmakers announces immigration reform legislation
Amid weeks of federal immigration enforcement activity in the Southland, U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., Friday announced ...
California Senator Alex Padilla will introduce legislation on Monday that would provide a pathway to citizenship for millions ...
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Hey SoCal on MSNPadilla proposes immigration reform; DTLA protests get violent
Padilla, LA Mayor Karen Bass and other local Democrats have lambasted the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal ...
Deep blue California has barred illegal immigrants with felony convictions from receiving taxpayer-funded legal aid in ...
Bipartisan immigration reform package? Some California lawmakers back it, but will Congress pass it?
Reps. Mike Levin and Young Kim are among the group backing a bill to address legal status and protections for undocumented ...
A Republican candidate for governor is promoting a clip of Gov. Gavin Newsom discussing immigration and sanctuary policies.
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America can have ICE raids or immigration reform. It’s up to Trump and the GOP | Opinion
The most important thing is that Congress and Trump finally address America’s glaring need for immigration reform. Americans ...
The Redlands Republican wrote to leaders in Washington asking them to issue “expedited work permits to the millions of undocumented immigrants who are considered essential workers” ...
A bipartisan immigration reform bill reintroduced in the House aims to provide a pathway to legal status for some ...
Help desks at immigration courts disappear along with other basic legal services as Trump administration ramps up deportation ...
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NBC Los Angeles on MSNLA Archbishop announces aid program for families affected by immigration enforcement raids
The Family Assistance Program will administer aid directly to individual parishes as they work to provide assistance to those ...
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Federal immigration crackdown threatens California’s historic housing reforms | Opinion
Just as California removes the red tape, it may find itself caught in another bind: a lack of construction workers. And this ...
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