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A 2023 law made it easier for people without social security numbers to earn their child care licenses, many of them immigrants. Now they fear for their students — and their own safety.
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The Protecting Sensitive Locations Act would order the state attorney general to create guidance for restricting ICE access, building on local level preparations.
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The state department of education sent guidance to local districts Thursday that align with national protocol recommendations.
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“We knew that this was coming,” said Mayor Brandon Scott about Trump’s recent actions during one of his regular Wednesday press conferences. “Folks should have taken the President for his word when he said he was going to do the things that he's doing.”
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In 2019, Angelo Solera founded Nuestra Raices, Inc., which works in Baltimore's Hispanic and Latino communities.
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Maryland is preparing for an influx of immigrants looking for less hostile living conditions than in other less-welcoming states.
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Midday host Tom Hall speaks with immigrant community activists on the national and local level to explore immigration concerns going into 2025.
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The Republican Senate candidate vetoed more than 160 bills during eight years as governor, including those related to guns, abortion, police reform and minimum wage.
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Nearly 20% of the state’s population is foreign born, and about 225,000 people are in the state without authorization.
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We go On the Record with members of Centro Hispano de Frederick, which offers resources and services to the immigrant community in Frederick County.