Court allows wartime law for deportation
The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration may use the 18th century Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants but must grant a court hearing before removal. The decision, split along ideological lines, keeps hearings in Texas and blocks immediate flights to El Salvador while upholding due process for detainees. The ruling follows a federal ban on deportations and accompanies broader disputes over Trump policies.
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Court clerks seek raises for Clerk's Office staff
They plan talks within weeks to address concerns with council members while pursuing raises for courthouse employees. Salaries are set by Ohio law. Contact Owen MacMillan at (440) 329 7123 or omacmillan chroniclet.com.
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Colleges report unexpected Student Visa revocations nationwide
Colleges across the United States report some international students losing legal residency status with little notice as government scrutiny tightens. Harvard, Stanford, Michigan, UCLA, and Ohio State are among campuses noting visa terminations, some unrelated to protests, prompting concern over detentions and the chilling effect on international education.
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Colleges seek federal answers as terminations prompt anxiety
Colleges reassure students amid terminations asking the federal government for explanations. Leaders emphasize travel precautions and keeping immigration documents. University figures cite growing uncertainty and urge thoughtful preparation and response. Sudrez-Orozco notes two students lost legal residency and five others, including graduates in training, affected.
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Knapp bar altercation led to exit confrontation
Witnesses say Knapp provoked a crowd at a bar by targeting a woman. Andy and another man attempted to remove him after Knapp refused to leave, resulting in a struggle and Knapp being dragged toward the parking lot. Video covered part of the incident.
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Lorain City Council candidate Knapp banned from MAHD House
Aaron Knapp, a Republican candidate for Lorain Ward 6 Council, was permanently banned from the MAHD House Bar & Grille after an altercation that night. No police report was filed. Knapp apologized on Facebook, cited assault, concussion, and pledged sobriety while pursuing the November election. Community leaders stressed respectful conduct as the incident drew attention to safety standards in Lorain.
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