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Unlike other Utah cities, St. George’s growth isn’t driven by people moving from abroad. That could create future problems for filling local jobs.
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Overall, the voters KUER and PBS Utah spoke to are pleased with where the country is headed. There were, however, a few worries about the economy and the rule of law in Trump’s second term.
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Las tarjetas permiten a las personas conducir y obtener seguro de automóvil, incluso si no tienen estatus legal en EE. UU.
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The cards allow people to drive and obtain car insurance, even if they don’t have legal status in the U.S.
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The ACLU of Utah wants a temporary restraining order to allow students to resume their studies and work. Without that, the students could face deportation after the government terminated their registry records in a database.
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En la mayoría de los casos de inmigración exitosos interviene un abogado. Pero la demanda aumenta, los servicios pro bono son limitados y los abogados privados no dan abasto.
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is thinking about precedents and the next election when it comes to how fast and how hard the Trump administration is pushing on some policies.
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The majority of successful immigration cases involve a lawyer. But demand is rising, pro bono services are limited and private attorneys aren’t keeping up.
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Algunos niños participan en concursos de debate y ferias de ciencias. Pero el concurso de ortografía es una rara oportunidad para reconocer los progresos de los niños en español, dijo su organizador.
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Some kids have debate competitions and science fairs. But the spelling bee is a rare opportunity to recognize kids’ progress in Spanish, said its organizer.
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Smoot represented Utah in the senate from 1903-1933 and was a central architect of the United States’ tariff policies leading up to and during the Great Depression.
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Colleges across the U.S. are reporting that some of their international students are unexpectedly having their visas revoked by the Trump Administration.