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The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2024
Page
4
Trump on immigration ideas fall short in 2024 clash
Bloomberg Opinion argues that Donald Trump cannot fix immigration. It notes high migrant encounters, the cost and harm of mass deportations, and legal immigration damage risks. Biden’s partial steps exist but the plan risks faltering, making Trump’s promised crackdown look likely to advance.
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Gazette Letters Guidelines Prompt Readers for Contact Details
The Medina Gazette outlines letters to the editor saying submissions should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requests writers include full home address and telephone number for verification and notes email and postal options for submission.
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Gold Star Memory From a Coal Camp Family
A Kentucky mother recalls her great uncle, a Normandy veteran who earned a Silver Star, survived Omaha Beach, and returned altered by war. The piece links his sacrifice to family history, PTSD lack of treatment, and the toll on miners and communities in Appalachia. Contact: Gazette columnist Rini Jeffers.
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Biden border order risks unlawful limits on asylum
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman argues Biden’s executive order to shut the southern border to most asylum-seekers risks illegal overreach, mirroring Trump-era efforts struck down by courts. He notes asylum law requires a case-by-case review, questions the ethics of politics over law, and warns of harm to individuals if blocked by courts.
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