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Fight for $15 Is Also About Forming a Union, St. Louis Workers Emphasize Jacqui Germain s 2021 . The day before the Fight for $15 movement’s multicity Black History Month strike, Nicole Rush was at home with her family. The 30-year-old mother of two shares a two-bedroom apartment in St. Louis with her children, her sister, and brother. Making $11 an hour might be more than the current federal minimum wage, but it still isn’t enough for Rush to afford her own place, cover liv...

ACLU, Sierra Club, SBCC demand Biden tear down all border walls The emboldened communists want the entire wall torn down. TEAR IT ALL DOWN Dror Ladin, senior staff attorney with the ACLU’s National Security Project, said in an ACLU press release, “It’s time for the Biden administration to step up for border communities, and commit to mitigating environmental damage and tearing down the wall.” “We are relieved to see a pause on wall construction while the Biden administration decides...

A pilot program in Gainesville that would be among the first of its kind in the country would pay people who were previously incarcerated a guaranteed monthly income for up to two years to help them get back on their feet. Mayor Lauren Poe said Monday said that the exact dollar amount is not yet determined but there have been discussions about a payment in the $600-a-month range. Poe said he hopes the city can start the program by Oct. 1. The recurring monthly income payment amount and numbe...

Biden Lifts Emergency on U.S.-Mexico Border, Stops Wall   WASHINGTON, DC, February 11, 2021 (ENS) – A national emergency no longer exists at the U.S. southern border with Mexico; it has been terminated after nearly two years. On Wednesday, President Joe Biden issued a proclamation that ends the national emergency first declared by former President Donald Trump on February 15, 2019, and twice renewed. “I have determined that the declaration of a national emergency at our southern border was...

ACLU, Sierra Club and Immigration Advocates Push for Biden Administration to Be Bold and ‘Tear Down’ Trump’s Wall Colin Kalmbacher Joe Biden‘ s Supreme Court strategy on a hot-button immigration issue while insisting that the current administration cannot allow any aspect of former President Donald Trump’s immigration legacy to stand. And they mean it quite literally. “The Biden administration requested a delay in our border wall Supreme Court arguments,” the Amer...

Joe Biden‘ s Supreme Court strategy on a hot-button immigration issue while insisting that the current administration cannot allow any aspect of former President Donald Trump’s immigration legacy to stand. And they mean it quite literally. “The Biden administration requested a delay in our border wall Supreme Court arguments,” the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said via Twitter late Monday. “It’s a good start that Biden isn’t rushing to defend Trump’s illegal wall in cou...

Biden asks Supreme Court to delay arguments in border wall, asylum cases By (0) People in El Paso wave through the border wall to their families in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, on Oct. 26, 2019. Photo by Justin Hamel/UPI | License Photo Feb. 2 (UPI) -- The Biden administration has asked the Supreme Court to postpone hearing arguments in two cases filed against Trump administration policies, citing moves made by President Joe Biden that put their future in doubt. Acting Solicitor General Cou...

Yves here. America’s relationship with the military is becoming more and more unhealthy. The “all volunteer” service is a cover for shifting the human cost of service mainly onto young men and women who lack better career prospects, as in members of the lower/lower middle classes who lack the family monies and connections to have more attractive options. And while that deal once might have seemed attractive between government-funded higher education, medical care, and pensions, extended t...

A subdued Trump highlights immigration policies at border President Donald Trump visits the U.S.-Mexico border wall in Alamo, Texas, Jan. 12, 2021. (CNS photo/Carlos Barria, Reuters) By Rhina Guidos • Catholic News Service • Posted January 14, 2021 It was the promise that propelled him to the presidency, so it was unusual to see President Donald Trump relatively subdued about it, as he stood just feet away Jan. 12 from the border wall he said he promised supporters he’d build. With part...