Immigration: Are middle schools the next battleground?
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 Trump’s border czar: ‘If you’re in the country illegally, you got a problem’ ABC News · Mike Levine and Meghan Mistry Will middle schools be targeted for immigration enforcement operations?  |
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 A complete history of the 2024-25 Chiefs’ dark magic theringer.com · Nora Princiotti Is it luck, good bounces, favorable refs, or “Mahomesian” skill that’s gotten Kansas City to the AFC championship game? Let’s investigate.  A bizarre ‘chirping’ in space is puzzling scientists sciencefocus.com · Noa Leach In space, nobody can hear you scream … but they might detect a cosmic chirp and translate it into audio waves for you.  ‘Reflecting New York’ holds up a mirror to NYC WIRED · Anna Goldwater Alexander A series from photographer Sefan Falke captures iconic views of the city’s boroughs — both coming and going.  I lost my son to addiction. No, privilege didn’t protect him thewalrus.ca · Scott Oake He had a loving family, financial support, and the best treatment. He fell victim to an overdose anyway.  ‘Indie TV’ is just not a thing indiewire.com · Brian Welk For director Cooper Raiff to create a market, he looked to film festivals like Sundance.  Why Ikea is the perfect location for a second date FOOD & WINE · Merlyn Miller There’s food, an activity, and a chance to see your date’s tastes in real time. |
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