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EE.UU. evaluará posibles actitudes “antiestadounideses” de quienes soliciten trabajar o vivir en EE.UU.

Por Jessie Yeung, CNN Las personas que soliciten vivir o trabajar en Estados Unidos ahora serán examinadas por posturas “antiestadounidenses”, lo que incluye revisar sus redes sociales, anunciaron las autoridades este martes, en un endurecimiento de las restricciones que ha alarmado a los defensores y abogados de inmigración. Los funcionarios de inmigración podrán analizar si

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Travis Decker is seen in an undated photo released by the Chelan County Sheriff's Office.

New evidence shows Travis Decker is the only suspect in his daughters’ killings, sheriff’s office says

By Cindy VonQuednow, CNN (CNN) — As authorities continue their search for Travis Decker, the Washington state man accused of suffocating his three daughters to death, investigators now believe he is the only suspect in the crime based on evidence found at the gruesome scene. The Chelan County Sheriff’s Office revealed in a social media

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Jefferson City Center of Hope hopes to take steps toward preventing, addressing homelessness

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City’s Center of Hope is expanding its services to help better address homelessness in the city. The year-round homeless shelter– located on Jefferson Street– opened a new homeless resource center. The center now allows anyone to stop into the center and gain access to resources and support. “Our caseworkers want

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US to screen for ‘anti-Americanism’ in immigration applications, a move critics liken to McCarthyism

By Jessie Yeung, CNN (CNN) — People applying to live or work in the United States will now be screened for “anti-Americanism,” including having their social media checked, authorities announced on Tuesday, in a tightening of restrictions that has alarmed immigration advocates and lawyers. Immigration officers will be able to look at whether applicants have

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Missouri schools prep for change as new law allows home-school students to participate in extracurriculars

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) With classes officially underway across Missouri, schools are bracing for changes to the sports and extracurricular landscape The Missouri State High School Activities Association is finalizing bylaw changes to comply with Senate Bill 63, which expands eligibility for homeschool, Family Paced Education and full-time virtual students to participate in public and charter

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