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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 2017

Page

13

Immigrants in crisis seek help from legal aid agency

Pisgah Legal Services reports a 253 percent surge in requests for immigration help as fear over Trump administration policies grows. The panel at Grace Lutheran Church featured attorney Shoshana Fried and director Jim Barrett, who said undocumented residents avoid reporting crimes and risk deportation. They assist families with power of attorney, custody planning, and caution about differing enforcement priorities under new rules. The issue affects long-time residents from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, and farmers worry about labor supply while awaiting a federal solution.

Pisgah Legal Services Barrett U.S Legal Aid Agency Jim Barrett Pisgah Legal Immigration Shoshana Fried Thalia Hoy Bert Lemkes Grace Lutheran Church Mexico Honduras el Salvador Guatemala Fried Henderson County United States Obama Tri-Hishtil Mills River Lemkes

Pisgah land swap protects rare bog and divides land

Conservationists recap a complex deal that kept a mountain swamp bog within Pisgah while land transfer resolved a split ownership. A Hendersonville family received half a house and land after a U.S. Marshal auction, with CMLC exchanging parts of the house and pasture for eight acres of the bog. The project drew support from Mills River Partnership and Trout Unlimited to install erosion controls and safeguard bog turtles’ potential crossing routes. Leaders praised Tom Fanslow for persistence through obstacles, noting similar bogs nearby and ongoing conservation work by John Humphrey.

CMLC Pisgah Fanslow John Humphrey Sitton Creek Mills River Partnership Trout Unlimited

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