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Article content Tedd Church, whose keen eye and whimsical nature would earn him two National Newspaper Awards in a 38-year career with the Montreal Gazette, has died. He was 81. Church passed away at the Verdun Hospital on Wednesday morning from complications related to Parkinson’s disease. Despite COVID-19 restrictions, Church’s three children and his wife of 60 years were able to visit him in the weeks before he died. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Obituary: Former Gazette photographer Tedd Church was 'one of the best of his generation'...

Evangelicals, Police, Who Disliked Donald Trump's Immigration Policy Could Back Joe Biden's Reform By Joe Rihn On 1/20/21 at 5:00 AM EST This story is co-published with Capital & Main Immigration reform activists, including family members of detained undocumented immigrants, protest in front of the York County Detention Center on September 15, 2015 in York, Pennsylvania. Famiy separations troubled many Evangelicals who otherwise supported Donald Trump. John Moore/Getty Images Throughout Donald Trump's presidency,immigration issues exemplified the nation's deepest divides, serving as battl...

Donald Trump Sets Wage Protections for U.S. Graduates 12 Jan 2021 President Donald Trump’s Department of Labor has released an updated set of rules to protect the wages of American graduates from the damage done by CEOs’ use of H-1B visa workers. “The U.S. Department of Labor is taking these steps to strengthen wage protections, address abuses in visa programs, and protect American workers from being undercut by cheaper foreign labor,” said U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia said in a January 12 statement. He added: These changes help ensure that these important foreign worker prog...

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Jan. 7 that it was modifying the H-1B selection process, essentially gutting the current randomized lottery system in favor of a new method that

WASHINGTON (AP) " When President Donald Trump was running for reelection, foreign-born U.S. residents were rushing to get their American citizenship before it might be too late. 'I didn't know what would happen if Trump got a second term,' said Victoria Abramowska, who became a citizen in Maine this fall, "after all the crazy things he did already.' Her fears weren't unfounded. The Trump administration was more hostile to immigration and immigrants than any administration in decades, making it