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The Trump Administration’s “zero tolerance” program of criminally prosecuting all undocumented adult immigrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border has had the disastrous result of separating as many as
3,000 children—many no older than
toddlers—from their parents and family members. The federal government doesn’t appear to have kept track...
The Trump Administration’s “zero tolerance” program of criminally prosecuting all undocumented adult immigrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border has had the disastrous result of separating as many as
3,000 children—many no older than
toddlers—from their parents and family members. The federal government doesn’t appear to have kept track...
The Trump Administration’s “zero tolerance” program of criminally prosecuting all undocumented adult immigrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border has had the disastrous result of separating as many as
3,000 children—many no older than
toddlers—from their parents and family members. The federal government doesn’t appear to have kept track...
The Trump Administration’s “zero tolerance” program of criminally prosecuting all undocumented adult immigrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border has had the disastrous result of separating as many as
3,000 children—many no older than
toddlers—from their parents and family members. The federal government doesn’t appear to have kept track...
A decision by the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday will help the public learn more about how law enforcement use of privacy invasive biometric technology. The
decision in
Webster v. Hennepin County is mostly good news for the requester in the case, who sought the public records as part...
A decision by the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday will help the public learn more about how law enforcement use of privacy invasive biometric technology. The
decision in
Webster v. Hennepin County is mostly good news for the requester in the case, who sought the public records as part...
A decision by the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday will help the public learn more about how law enforcement use of privacy invasive biometric technology. The
decision in
Webster v. Hennepin County is mostly good news for the requester in the case, who sought the public records as part...
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