Police in Georgia Are Turning Traffic Stops Into the First Step Toward Deportation
Between February and April, Gwinnett County saw an uptick in the number of immigrants referred to ICE following traffic stops.
Between February and April, Gwinnett County saw an uptick in the number of immigrants referred to ICE following traffic stops.
If the feds waive Medicaid’s freedom of choice provision, Texas will have drawn a roadmap for other ideologically driven states.
Fundraisers who raised cash for Clinton's campaign are helping corporations lobby to overturn net neutrality, deregulate finance, and build prisons.
In Tijuana schools, families with deported or undocumented parents give up educational opportunities in order to keep close to one another.
As the Paper of Record boasts of its own diversity, the range of opinions it airs continues to shrink.
The impulse to curtail civil liberties in the wake of terror attacks, and blame those who defend them, is always wrong and dangerous.
We hear analysis from Zimbabwe on Mugabe's ouster, Sen. Chris Murphy blasts the U.S. for its role in Yemen, and we take a look at the pandemic of sexual assault.
Trumpcare is in the intensive care unit with no sign of brain activity. Fortunately, Medicare will cover the end of life counseling.
The star of Germany's leading art festival this year was not an artist but an intelligence agent. Did he lie about witnessing a neo-Nazi murder?
The war was launched in 1967 because Israel wanted to annex new territory, not because it faced an imminent threat from Arab forces. The peace process is a charade.
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