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WATCH: Eagle Pass' Fed up Democrat Hispanic Mayor Just Shreds Joe Biden on Border Crisis as Surge Worsens – RedState - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Eagle Pass' Fed up Democrat Hispanic Mayor Just Shreds Joe Biden on Border Crisis as Surge Worsens – RedState

 

Nevada County welcomes family fleeing terror in Haiti with event Saturday night - Vimarsana News

Nevada County welcomes family fleeing terror in Haiti with event Saturday night

Americans travel freely across borders, from one state to another, without cause for concern. No passports are required to move from Wisconsin to Mississippi, no guard posts or physical barriers,

Parole-program trial leaves Florida families uncertain about reuniting with loves ones - Vimarsana News

Parole-program trial leaves Florida families uncertain about reuniting with loves ones

The last time Karen García saw her sister Mara seven years ago, she accompanied her sibling to dialysis treatments during a trip home to her native Venezuela. But months after the visit, Mara, a renal failure patient who needed a kidney transplant, died from an infection.

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Biden's Humanitarian Parole Program Faces Legal Challenges - Vimarsana News

Biden's Humanitarian Parole Program Faces Legal Challenges

Examine the Biden administration's Humanitarian Parole Program - its goals, early successes, criticisms, and a lawsuit that threatens its future.

Parole program for Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti and Venezuela goes to trial. Will it survive? - Vimarsana News

Parole program for Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti and Venezuela goes to trial. Will it survive?

The fate of a Biden administration immigration program that has allowed tens of thousands of Cubans, Nicaraguans, Venezuelans and Haitians to enter the United States on humanitarian grounds is in the hands of a Texas federal judge overseeing a lawsuit that will go to trial Thursday.

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