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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2019

Page

5

Families Seek Asylum Then Face Fast Track Deportation

Ro sita Lopez a 20 year old mother eight months pregnant fled Guatemala with her partner and child after armed gang threats and a near murder. An L A immigration judge denied asylum in a pilot program fast tracking 56000 cases across 10 cities to deter Central American migrants, drawing criticism from lawyers who say due process is rushed. The program aims to finish fast tracked cases within a year while courts still hold about 900000 cases overall.

Los Angeles Rosita Lopez Lopez U.s.-Mexico Baltimore United States Judy London Public Counsel Trump U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement James McHenry III Executive Office For Immigration Review Department of Homeland Security San Francisco Atlanta Donald Trump Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse Syracuse University

A$AP Rocky Lands in US After Sweden Release

Rapper A$AP Rocky Rakim Mayers returns to Los Angeles from Stockholm amid ongoing assault trial. He, with David Rispers Jr and Bladimir Corniel, faces jury verdict due August 14. Witness testimony cited self defense and injuries to Mustafa Jafari.

Los Angeles Sweden A$ap Rocky United States Los Angeles International Rakim Mayers Stockholm Arlanda David Rispers Jr Bladimir Corniel Mustafa Jafari Stockholm Mayers Justin Bieber Donald Trump Trump U.S Stefan Lofven Jafari Stockholm District Court

Afghan civilians suffer record casualties in July 2017 surge

The United Nations reports July civilian casualties in Afghanistan reached their highest monthly total since May 2017, with more than 1,500 killed or wounded. Bombings caused over half the toll as insurgent attacks, including a bus bombing and a complex assault on Amrullah Saleh's office, left dozens dead. Taliban and Islamic State affiliates continued attacks amid stalled peace talks.

Kabul Afghanistan U.N Amrullah Saleh Taliban Herat Farzad Farozan Kandahar Jamal Naser Barekzai United States U.S Tadamichi Yamamoto

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