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They chose American citizenship in a pandemic and a snow storm, with chaos in the nation's Capitol. Here's why.
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They chose American citizenship in a pandemic and a snow storm, with chaos in the nation's Capitol. Here's why.
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Immigrants and Latino community members are breathing a sigh of relief as an administration many considered hostile heads for the exits, but the president-elect hasn't eased all fears.
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After fleeing political violence in Haiti, Annessoir Annelus came to Kansas City and worked his fingers to the bone building a better life for his family.
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Throughout America's history, the displaced and the disenfranchised have suffered the most from uncontrolled diseases.
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Even missing 1,000 people from the count can add up to millions in missed federal funding for the state and its communities each year.
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Conservatives decry the decision, but a ruling by the Supreme Court is being celebrated by hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children. Two DACA recipients living in Kansas City offered their reactions, and an expert on the court analyzed the decision.
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Reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on an Obama-era immigration program, a comparison of current Kansas City protests to those that occurred after the death of Martin Luther King Jr., and how to make the best grilled burger for dad on Father's Day.
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Kansas City area DACA recipients and immigration attorneys react to Thursday's 5-4 decision to uphold the program, which grants temporary protection from deportation for those brought to the United States without authorization as children.
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More than 40 languages are spoken in North Kansas City. The new mural on the wall of an immigration law firm reflects the global perspectives of students at North Kansas City High.
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Their Parents Fear For Their Jobs, So Children Of Meatpacking Workers Speak Out On COVID-19 For ThemMany workers at meatpacking plants feel they can’t speak out about working conditions. Instead, the families of workers have been the ones organizing.
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As federal and state courts cancel in-person proceedings amid concerns about the coronavirus outbreak, one court remains open for business, albeit not…