Salvadorans Ordered to Leave by January 2019
Salvadorans continued from Page 1B first granted in 1999 after damage from Hurricane Mitch must depart by January 2019. The department extended the deadline amid ongoing negotiations and policy adjustments.
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TPS extension debated as Salvadoran beneficiaries face uncertain future
The administration signaled a six month extension for 57 000 Salvadorans on TPS though a removal is possible, sparking calls to renew or reform a program created in 1990. advocates cite 97 percent employment, home ownership, and 192 000 U S citizen children born to TPS families.
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California Marijuana Taxes Seen At 300 To 500 Million This Year
Marijuana sales starting Monday could bring 300 to 500 million dollars in tax revenue this year according to New Frontier Data. California has built a comprehensive cultivation and sales tracking framework and requires licenses costing tens of thousands. Industry figures say broader legalization and court wins push federal reform, with bipartisan support growing nationwide.
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Mount Washington tops world cold list with minus 96 wind chill
The Mount Washington summit in New Hampshire registered minus 36 with wind chills near minus 94, tying for the world’s second-coldest spot. The 6,288-foot peak faced 100 mph winds and a forecast near minus 100. Other spots across North America hit subzero temperatures as records and storm effects lingered.
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Daily 120 DACA recipients lose deportation protections
Phoenix report shows about 120 dreamers lose DACA protections daily as 21,790 failed to renew under the Trump administration’s March 5 deadline. Advocates say ongoing congressional action is critical to prevent widespread Deportation and work-permit disruptions amid stalled legalization efforts.
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