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International students in San Diego caught up in ‘mass revocation of student visas'
Some foreign students at local universities are afraid to post on social media and considering whether to leave the country.
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Plans unveiled for refugee, immigrant cultural housing hub near City Heights
Plans were unveiled, Saturday afternoon, for a future housing development and cultural hub specifically serving immigrants and refugees.
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Homes, health care and a village market: Designs and goals for community-driven refugee hub are unveiled
To one excited teen, the center ‘exemplifies the USA being a melting pot and just a bunch of different cultures coming together to excel.’
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Voting rights: California lawmakers may translate more ballots, help more non-English-speakers to vote
A bill would increase requirements for California elections officials to accommodate voters who rely on languages other than English.
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Opinion: How automatic licensee plate readers make us less safe - The San Diego Union-Tribune
These technologies create an immense oversight burden for our public officials.
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City's Public Safety Committee votes to support San Diego Police Department's smart streetlight proposal - The San Diego Union-Tribune
The approval comes a few weeks after the Privacy Advisory Board voted to reject the technology; the City Council will decide which route to take in the coming weeks
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Residentes en Estados Unidos ya pueden apadrinar refugiados. Esto es lo que tienes que saber para participar. - San Diego Union-Tribune en Español
La administración Biden puso en marcha Welcome Corps para transferir parte del trabajo de recibir a los recién llegados de las agencias de reasentamiento de refugiados a grupos de particulares
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U.S. residents can now sponsor refugees. Here's how. - The San Diego Union-Tribune
The Biden administration launched Welcome Corps to shift some work of receiving newcomers to groups of private individuals from refugee resettlement agencies
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Opinion: San Diego renters once again have very limited eviction protections. Leaders must step up. - The San Diego Union-Tribune
With the expiration of the no-fault eviction moratorium, renters in the city of San Diego are once again at risk of eviction.
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Afghans face insurmountable challenges in fleeing to U.S., a stark contrast to arriving Ukrainians
After the last evacuation flights left Afghanistan, Homayra Yusufi’s family was one of many that scrambled to file applications to help their loved ones reach safety in the United States.Well…
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Here’s why Muslim refugees don’t feel safe in the United States
Al-Agha is a community organizer with Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans and lives in Escondido. Erikat is a Palestinian-American who grew up in San Diego. She is the policy associate…
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Newsom Pledges $37 Million For Afghanistan Refugee Crisis
https://www.shorenewsnetwork.com/newsom-pledges-37-million-for-afghanistan-refugee-crisis