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Month: April 2025

Philadelphia’s Carnaval de Puebla canceled amid concerns of ICE presence

By Taylor Romine, CNN (CNN) — An annual festival in Philadelphia dedicated to celebrating Mexican culture and history has been cancelled, with organizers citing fear that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement might be present and target attendees. Since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, ICE has detained thousands of people, using aggressive methods like the rarely-used Alien

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Hospice of Redmond announces return of Camp Sunrise and new day-long Teen Grief Retreat

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Hospice of Redmond is delighted to announce the return of Camp Sunrise, Oregon’s longest-running free grief camp for kids, and its accompanying Teen Grief Retreat. Now in its 27th year, the vital programs offered during this annual event provide a supportive and understanding environment for Central Oregon youth navigating the challenging

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Louisiana immigration judge will determine by the end of this week whether to release Mahmoud Khalil, his attorney says

By Gloria Pazmino, CNN (CNN) — A Louisiana immigration judge on Tuesday said she will decide by the end of this week whether to continue to hold Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil in custody or release him. Khalil, a prominent pro-Palestinian activist, was taken into custody by federal agents last month outside of his Columbia

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Acting IRS commissioner resigning after agency reaches data-sharing deal with immigration authorities

By Rene Marsh and Marshall Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Acting Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Melanie Krause informed her staff Tuesday she is leaving the agency amid internal chaos and the exodus of several senior IRS officials, according to two current IRS employees and one former IRS employee. Krause’s decision to accept the agency’s deferred resignation

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