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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

01 Jul 2017

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 2017

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4

Republicans Push Immigration Measures Amid Fear and Critique

Opinion argues that travel ban guidelines and bills like Kate's Law and No Sanctuaries for Criminals Act fail to deter illegal crossings. It notes biased impact on immigrants, cites Lopez-Sanchez case, and warns of increased distrust and crime, urging states’ rights and safer, fair enforcement.

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Congress State Department Supreme Court Trump United States Kate U.S Kate Steinle San Francisco Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez Pier 14 Steinle Lopez-Sanchez Border Patrol Federal Bureau of Prisons House U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement GOP ICE Senate
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Eddie Edwards remembered as Lorain councilman and mentor

Obituary tribute for Eddie Edwards longtime Lorain 5th Ward councilman beloved mentor and friend. Colleagues recall his dedication to constituents and his handshake promise to get the job done despite illness, while family and city residents bid him farewell.

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Eddie Edwards Lorain Edwards Patricia M. Blakely Lorain
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Republicans health care plan betrays party principles

The Senate bill mirrors House plans and would cost 22 million Americans insurance and raise premiums for the poor. It narrows state sovereignty over small business plans, worsens access by linking subsidies to thinly funded plans, and may block subsidies for those with employer coverage. Only tax cuts for the rich remain a compatible principle.

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Senate House State Insurance Department Timothy Jost Washington and Lee University School of Law Kaiser Family Foundation
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