Pennsylvania’s patchwork of ICE detention centers makes it difficult to track loved ones.
With so much history, choosing how to celebrate the United States’ birthday in Bucks County might seem overwhelming. Here’s three places to start.
Tucson Migra Map allows people to document and visualize enforcement activities by ICE and other federal agencies. “It indicates the level of chaos and how disruptive it is to our community,” said activist Lucia Vindiola.
“They helped me when I ran and now I am so excited to now be able to help other women,” said Stoltz, who went from knocking on doors to opening them.
“I am grateful for the history, the people and their stories that make New Hope and Lambertville a community where queer people are not just accepted, but celebrated,” said Melissa Patterson, president of New Hope Celebrates.
“They are attempting to sow distrust and fear about a strong candidate like Bradley who can win the primary and beat [state Senator Jarrett] Coleman in November,” said David Gross, a Milford Township resident and Merkl-Gump campaign volunteer.
A Supreme Court hold on a ruling that will determine remote access to an abortion drug expires on May 11.
An AP-NORC poll also finds about one-third of U.S. adults say that someone they know personally has started carrying proof of their immigration status, been detained or deported, changed travel plans, or significantly changed routines amid heightened immigration enforcement.
“We will not allow companies to deploy AI tools that mislead people into believing they are receiving advice from a licensed medical professional,” said Gov. Josh Shapiro.
“I am grateful for the history, the people and their stories that make New Hope and Lambertville a community where queer people are not just accepted, but celebrated,” said Melissa Patterson, president of New Hope Celebrates.
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