Keystone Edition - Immigration in NEPA: American Dream or Nightmare?
Join us in studio for a live recording of Keystone Edition Wednesday, May 6th at 7pmWith ICE agents widely cracking down on immigration enforcement nationwide at unprecedented levels, they’re making their presence felt in Northeast and Northcentral Pennsylvania, too. With this episode of Keystone Edition, WVIA News will examine what’s happening in the region and public reaction to it.
Panelists Include: Congressman Dan Meuser (9th District) Attorney Tracey Hubbard Rentas, Scranton Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan
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