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Even as we celebrate the 230th anniversary of the Constitution, deep divisions remain in our nation. One of the most contentious issues we are grappling with is immigration, both legal and illegal. What should we do about it, and who has the power to make these decisions? These are some of the questions up for debate at Claremont University’s “Constitution Day” event on Sept. 23.

“The dental hygiene program is challenging, it’s a difficult program. And students often spend their time just getting through it,” explained McGowan.” But Ashley chose to not only get through it but to help people.”

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'I hope my story can be a vessel of hope for anyone out there who is questioning their dreams,' said Clive Thompson Jr., who lived in South Jersey while his parents were in sanctuary in Philadelphia.

IDAHO FALLS — The United States is the only country Zues Ocegueda has ever known, but now U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is forcing him to leave. Since 2017, ICE agents have been working to deport the 40-year-old Idaho Falls man to Mexico. Ocegueda has worked with attorneys to appeal the decision, which has repeatedly […]

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Pushing for a modification to a health care rule: 6,000 Dreamers in Colorado could be eligible for Medicaid

America's founders devised a structure in which the three branches of government would co-exist in a system of checks and balances.

In 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the Trump administration from unilaterally rescinding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The…

As the Trump-era Title 42 public health immigration restriction allowing quick expulsion of migrants expires Thursday, an additional mass influx of migrants seeking asylum is expected at the southern U.S. border.