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Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on September 13, 2023.
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Politico Facing pressure in NY, Biden officials are helping migrants eligible for work
By Emily NgoAxios Mexican families cross U.S. border in unprecedented numbers
By Stef W. KightLaw360 Organizations Urge Texas Courts To Curb 'Judge Shopping'
By Alyssa AquinoThe Hill White House struggles to appease liberal allies on immigration
By Rebecca Beitsch, Rafael BernalNBC News How big-name concerts became unlikely places for immigrant parents and kids to bond
By Kimmy Yam, Sakshi VenkatramanNew York Times New York Considers State Work Permits for Migrants as Influx Worsens
By Luis Ferré-SadurníNew York Times Titans of Texas Law Clash in Impeachment Trial of Ken Paxton
By J. David Goodman, David MontgomeryNBC News Concern rises in the Biden administration that New York is fumbling its migrant problem, U.S. officials say
By Julia AinsleyThe Guardian ‘If they catch us they’ll deport us’: DeSantis law hinders Idalia recovery
By Michael SainatoNew York Daily News Most New Yorkers say they support American dream, but many OK with ending immigration, poll says
By Tim BalkCommonWealth Poll finds rising concern about immigration in Mass.
By Bruce MohlNew York Times Trump Has Been Privately Encouraging G.O.P. Lawmakers to Impeach Biden
By Jonathan Swan, Maggie Haberman, Alyce McFaddenThe Washington Post Republican hopefuls ramp up war talk over Mexican border
By Isaac Arnsdorf, Mary Beth SheridanWall Street Journal (Op-Ed) A Tale of Two Immigration Amnesties
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WGLT For Welcoming Week, a study tallies the economic impact of immigrants on McLean County
By Ryan DenhamKPBS Border Patrol once again puts migrants in outdoor San Ysidro camp with no bathrooms
By Gustavo SolisBoston Globe Amid backdrop of migrant crisis, Mass. Legislature considers cash, food aid for legal immigrants
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