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Boyertown Area Multi-Service launched its new Homelessness Task Force thanks to a fundraising campaign with a matching donation from a local bank. During the month of March, the Multi-Service raised more than $14,000 through its Stronger Together Campaign. Ambler Savings Bank helped kick off the campaign by matching dollar-for-dollar every donation up to $5,000. Multi-Service teamed up with The United Way of Boyertown to prioritize homelessness as a critical need in the community by creating the Task Force to offer rapid response to those in crisis, the two organizations announced in a ...

The internment camps is a program. they will be placed under a case management program that will be in close contact with them. they will show up at their hearings. so the inspector general of the trump administration, twice they have reported on this and found that 99% of families show up at their hearings. the administration eliminated this program a year ago june because it was working. and what they want is an excuse to lock children up rather than have them in an appropriate setting as we await asylum hearings. >> you've been sounding this alarm for at least 14 months. that's when you fir...

That thfeeds into the notion of it's open borders? >> we had previous to trump administration, it was a civil offense, not criminal offense. that's the distinction they're speaking of. that doesn't mean you get to stay in the united states indefinitely. you still go through an asylum hearing. we maintain the family case management program where 99 to 100% of families showed up, they were treated with respect and dignity and if they're able to stay, or not, their rr deported but in between they're treated as fellow human beings fleeing difficult circumstances and with respect and decency. >> fo...

Instead of wondering where people are at, why don't we implement a smart, effective humane program like the family case management program -- >> martha: is there anyone that you wouldn't live in? >> julian: i not said that. >> martha: if it is not illegal to cross the border and i know you want people to show up for their court date but you said that is not where you would draw the line with the law either. so who doesn't, does anyone get in? >> julian: let's take a step back because some people have said for instance, they say our democrats for open borders. let's think about and the folks in...

>> am i happy at first glance? i just got to see it. the answer is no, i'm not. i don't think you're going to see a shutdown. i wouldn't want to go to it now. if you did have, it's the democrats fault. >> bret: we have a deal but will the president go along with it? the deal structure, the agreement is 1.375 billion for a border wall. that's 4.3 billion less than what the president demanded. 55 miles of new border fencing. does not include a strict new cap on democrats have sought on detainees beds. provides enough money for 45,000 i.c.e. detention beds. wants to reduce that over the fiscal ye...