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"Nos quedamos preguntándonos a quién está apuntando ICE si incluso los ciudadanos estadounidenses no están seguros," preguntó el hombre.
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A small group of young people from Hazleton organized a demonstration to be a voice for their friends and family — people they say are scared under President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. On the corner of Broad and Church Streets in the majority Hispanic city in Luzerne County, they waved Mexican and American flags and held up signs in Spanish and English.
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'We are left wondering who is ICE targeting if even U.S. citizens are not safe,' an anxious father asks after his daughter — a citizen — was detained during a bus trip.
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La Alcalde de Scranton dice que los carteles de inmigración que circulan en Internet no son 'de cosecha propia'.
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Scranton mayor says immigration poster making its rounds on the internet is not "home grown."
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The six, who live in Lackawanna or Luzerne counties, say the agency is taking too long to determine if they qualify to stay under a special visa program aimed at protecting crime victims.
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Chris Clem warns of consequences if border controls aren't tight in visit to Pittston restaurant.
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Roundtable held at Wilkes University focuses on needs, opportunities facing region's Latino immigrant workforce.
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The Center of Rural Pennsylvania held its first symposium, emphasizing on rural life, jobs and immigration. The symposium focused on international residents getting jobs in areas where population density is decreasing.