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“He also wants protections against violence toward health-care workers—and for bedside nurses to help determine staffing standards.”

“My own home is therefore worth less, but I don’t care, as it’s still comfortable for me to live in, which is the only valid reason to own it.”

“Pima County, in south-central Arizona, is home to one of the most competitive congressional races in the country.”

“Garcia’s aunt, a well-known member of the community in the nearby border town of Progreso, was deported just weeks ago, after being called to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) hearing.”

“In 2019, at 89, she was arrested while joining a union protest for better pay for home health care workers.”

“Many workers were too scared to leave the house, and new homes were standing half finished.”

“…an, he’s had two key vocations throughout his long ministry career: preaching on Sundays and spending the rest of the week in various law enforcement roles—from serving as a local beat cop to teaching criminal justice at the fundamentalist Pensacola Christian…”

“They were taken into custody together this past April after Luis, a construction worker, was arrested by federal agents outside his home.”

“Just a year apart, Piro, then about 15, and Mantoi Lekoloi Kaunda, 16, spent most days grazing the family’s herd of about 250 goats and sheep across the vast plains that stretch for miles around their home in northern Kenya.”

“Last month, CoreCivic sold the facility to the Department of Homeland Security for $238.4 million, although it expects to keep operating the site under its existing ICE arrangement.”

“In 2011, it was home to 15,000 people.”

“The president asked Republicans in the arena to repeat: “I don’t care if I’m registered or not.”