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How Immigrants Minimized Population Loss in a Fifth of US Counties

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Federal Judge Blocks Texas Counties From Purging Voters

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The End of the American Chinatown

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Attorney General Calls Out Judge on Census Citizenship Question

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DOJ Slowly Releasing 2017 Public Safety Funds to ‘Sanctuary Cities’

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‘Public Charge’ Rule Would Present Challenges for Cities

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ICE’s Expanded Use of Local Law Enforcement Came Without Adequate Planning or Resources

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Drop in Mexican-Born Immigrants Attributed to Hostility Here, Opportunity There

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