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On thin ICE: Santa Clara County offered haven to undocumented while selling access to feds

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By Camryn Pak
| Local News Matters Verified
SINCE COMING TO the U.S. in 2018, 22-year-old Wendy has been extra cautious. Wendy, a San Jose resident, entered the country as an undocumented immigrant from Mexico. Her husband, a construction worker, is also undocumented, as is her sister. Wendy’s full name is not being used to protect her identity. “If any of us get deported, our family will be split up,” she said.
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15 states refuse to cooperate in a nationwide effort to collect police certification data

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By Camryn Pak
| biglocalnews.org
Problematic law enforcement officers move from one department to another all over the United States. There is no database to track these officers and hold them accountable. That’s why Big Local News has partnered with newsrooms, independent journalists and press freedom advocacy groups around the country to gather police certification data from all 50 states, with the goal of shedding light on the “wandering officer” phenomenon.
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California Election 2022: What to know about November’s ballot propositions

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By Joe Garofoli Verified, Dustin Gardiner Verified, Sophia Bollag Verified, Camryn Pak
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Prop. 1: Adds abortion rights to the state constitution What it would do: Proposition 1 would enshrine the rights to abortions and birth control into the California constitution. The amendment would explicitly say that Californians can have abortions and use birth control as part of their constitutional rights to privacy and equal protection under the law.
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