Obama signs 600 million border security bill into law
President Obama signed a bill directing 600 million more for border security to hire 1000 Border Patrol and ICE agents, fund new communications and drones, and aid drug and human trafficking prosecutions. The measure leaves Obama’s broader immigration overhaul unfulfilled despite the stated aims.
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Washington
Barack Obama
U.s.mexico
Border Patrol
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Justice Department
Oval Office
Homeland Security
Drive-in donations boost Emmaus House fundraiser with 1950s theme
Dozens of classic cars and motorcycles cruised Laurel Street for Emmaus House fundraiser at Traditions Soda and Sandwich Shoppe. Robin Marsh said the last summer cruise-in celebrated the shop’s opening under Mike Wade while supporting the shelter on Eighth Street with a $5 entry or a food donation. four cruise-ins were held this season with an October car show slated at Finney County Fairgrounds.
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Shelter
Eighth Street
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Surge in illegal immigrants obtaining licenses sparks debate
Immigrants, including Carlos Hernandez from Puebla, Mexico, move to Washington and elsewhere seeking drivers licenses amid crackdowns in Arizona. Washington, New Mexico and Utah let non citizens obtain licenses without proof of citizenship, prompting support and opposition about safety, fraud, and employment needs. Officials debate whether spikes reflect policy draw, broker networks, or broader enforcement pressures.
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Utah
Associated Press
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Mexico
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Washington, D.C
Kobach plan to let voters place laws on ballot draws farm opposition
In Topeka the Kris Kobach voter initiative proposal faces criticism from major farm groups led by Kansas Livestock Association and aligned agribusiness groups. Critics warn animal rights measures could pass via ballot, and fear higher election costs. Senate President Steve Morris notes skepticism among agricultural officials.
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United States
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