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The Trump administration has sued New York state over its Green Light Law, which allows undocumented immigrants to obtain state driver's licenses.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong (D) was in a Boston federal court on Friday to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship. He said the fight is personal for him — he was the first in his immediate family to be granted American citizenship.
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The Trump administration’s sweeping moves on immigration could have wide-reaching effects in Connecticut, where state and local officials have often defended the state as a sanctuary for immigrants. WSHU's Davis Dunavin spoke to Sheila Hayre, an immigration lawyer and professor at Quinnipiac University, about what is next .
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The Trump administration canceled a $3 million contract with one of Connecticut’s main refugee resettlement agencies, leaving hundreds of families potentially homeless.
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The health care industry wants to boost immigration to add workers. But some states are using a lever they can control: medical licensing.
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Advocates and state lawmakers met on Monday at Fair Haven Community Health Center to announce the expansion of the state's health care program.
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Office of Vital Statistics employee Patricia Clarke was put on administrative leave for flagging marriage licenses for New Haven residents she believed to be immigrants in December.
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Members of Connecticut’s legislative transportation committee entered a heated debate recently over whether undocumented immigrants in the state should have special marking on their driver’s licenses that could be used to indicate their immigration status.
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OLA of Eastern Long Island reports that the number of wage theft cases among the Latino community has skyrocketed this year.
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OLA of Eastern Long Island, a Latino-focused nonprofit advocacy organization, is helping victims of wage theft, an increasingly common practice in which employers fail to pay wages or provide employee benefits.