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Ana Campoy
Management
Some California Cities Are Siding With Trump on Immigration
While the number of jurisdictions rejecting California’s sanctuary rules has been growing, they remain in the minority.
Management
6 of the 10 Fastest-Growing U.S. Counties Are in Texas
Many of the new Texans hail from other U.S. cities.
Infrastructure
Hurricane Maria Has Made Puerto Rico the Land of Opportunity for Solar Power
Behind the scenes, the destruction has bred a keen contest for a massive prize: the 1.4 million customers of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, which has kept its monopoly on the island for 70 years despite a dismal record.
Management
Puerto Rico Is a Textbook Example of How Waterborne Disease Outbreaks Spread
There have been at least 74 suspected cases of leptospirosis, a bacterial illness transmitted through water, food, or soil contaminated by infected animal urine, recorded on the island so far this month.
Infrastructure
Puerto Rico Is Still a Disaster Zone, Three Weeks After Hurricane Maria
Only 400 miles of the territory’s 5,000 miles of roads are open.
Management
The U.S. Is Arresting Undocumented Immigrants Faster Than It Can Deport Them
Trump’s enforcement approach, which also targets longtime immigrants who have committed minor or no offenses, is resulting in more arrests in the interior of the country.
Workforce
The Main Reason Americans Are Ditching New York And Flocking to Cowboy Land
You can now get cortados in downtown Dallas—and maybe a job, too.
Management
American Cities Are Becoming More Diverse—And More Segregated
Hispanic communities are getting more, not less, ghettoized in major metro areas.
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