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Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on March 8, 2023.
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The Hill Advocates erupt as Biden weighs return to family detention
By Rafael Bernal, Rebecca BeitschCNN Biden administration considering reviving detention of migrant families who cross border illegally
By Jeremy Diamond, Priscilla AlvarezThe Hill Americans divided on how many immigrants, asylum-seekers should be allowed into country: poll
By Julia ShaperoWall Street Journal Biden Administration Considers Detaining Migrant Families to Manage Expected Border Surge
By Tarini PartiNewsweek Julian Castro: Family Detention An 'Abandonment' of Biden Campaign Promise
By Adrian CarrasquilloBorder Report White House won’t weigh in on ‘rumors’ of reinstating migrant family detention
By Brett SamuelsThe Washington Post Squeezed at border, Biden team weighs family detention restart
By Nick Miroff, Toluse OlorunnipaAxios Biden eyes restart to migrant family detention
By Stef W. KightThe Independent Oversight committee Republicans won’t sign Democrats’ letter denouncing white supremacy
By Alex WoodwardEl Pais (Op-Ed) Time for the Americas to step up (again) on migration
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ABC7 LA City Council lays groundwork to bar city from aiding immigration enforcement
Minnesota Public Radio ‘Sí se pudo’: Walz signs immigrant driver’s license bill into law
By Dana FergusonCBS News Miami Dreamers headed to Tallahassee to ask legislators to keep in-state tuition
By CBS News TeamCity Journal (Op-Ed) On Immigration, Local Decisions Matter, Too
By Daniel Di MartinoArizona Central (Op-Ed) Mexico kidnapping is a wakeup call
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