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Albuquerque Journal
It was awarded a $789 million contract by the Army Corps in Albuquerque.
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The Arizona Daily Star
But environmentalists and Spangle are skeptical or downright scornful of their chances of working. He called the Real ID Act's allowance for waivers "a time saver, a project saver in some cases. We are at about 7 million people in Arizona.
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The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
Any calls for compassion are met with cries of "Amnesty!" Reynolds and other statehouse Republicans raised money and hell in 2018 over "sanctuary cities" shielding scary immigrants. This month they charged the state with violating workers' civil rights by failing to provide COVID-19 information in their languages. More groups have called on Reynolds to protect these workers.
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The Day
We had a really good team." Gwathmey had to take a short leave to play at an Olympic qualifying tournament in February. She helped Puerto Rico clinch its first Olympic berth, then returned to Italy and injured her hamstring at her first practice back. I was like, I need to get out of here." Thankfully for Gwathmey, her team had booked her a March 13 flight home.
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The Arizona Daily Star
The truck, outfitted with an orange flag used by legitimate contractors, then headed to Douglas. Agents said the truck was driven by Siqueiros, who continued through Douglas at a slow speed and followed traffic laws. He and the other 15 people crossed the border and got into the truck, which was parked near the border fence.
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The Herald (Sharon, Pa.)
...churches throughout the Valley are holding Easter services a bit differently this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. "Our catchphrase is 'Come as you are, and stay in your car," said Hermitage's Gentle Shepherd Church of the Nazarene Senior Pastor Brian Burke. Starting at 10:30 a.m., Burke said members of the congregation will park their cars in the church parking lot where, depending on the weather, the church will have a small worship band and live service. An FM transmitter...
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
ICE says Camacho-Lopez got that. » HELP US REPORT: Are you a health care worker, medical provider, government worker, patient, frontline worker or other expert? Detainees received meals in their cells, and staffers were now required to wear protective masks. Detainees were having their temperatures taken every day. Camacho-Lopez was scheduled to see a medical provider on Tuesday.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
Now you know what it's like to be undocumented. The United States is home to about 11 million undocumented immigrants, including 50,000 in Philadelphia. Undocumented workers make up roughly 5% of the U.S. labor force, according to the Pew Research Center. A 2009 public-health study found that some immigrants and refugees could be more vulnerable to a flu pandemic because of health issues and living conditions.
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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Many immigrants in the country illegally and who are the backbone of Houston's underground economy, do not qualify for help, even though they pay taxes directly or indirectly. They send money to family back home in Chihuahua, Mexico. "Otherwise, who is going to pay the bills!" These days, that work has been slow. OlguÃn said he was lucky last week when he got a two-day gig to remove the exterior cladding of a building with other workers.
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The Tribune (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)
...virtual toasts. The Buckleys had been scrambling since early March, when President Donald Trump issued a travel ban from Europe in light of the then-still developing coronavirus outbreak, bride Berenice Buckley told The Tribune. The couple were originally planning to have their wedding ceremony in France this week. Berenice, who is half French, said the couple planned to get married outside of Bordeaux on April 2. "I happen to be an extreme planner," Berenice Buckley...
