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How Trump deportation policies are crushing the lives of NJ teens

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By Catherine Carrera Verified, Elise Young Verified
| NJ Spotlight News Verified
Brixy Melendez German, 18, of Dover, hugging her mom, Orbelina, 46. Brixy Melendez German turned 18 in January. A student at Dover High School, she was determined to get back on track with her studies this school year after she fell behind. She hopes one day to study architecture. Allison Garcia will be 18 in July. A senior at Mainland Regional High School in Linwood, she had enrolled in four Advanced Placement classes in preparation for a pre-medicine or pre-law path at Rutgers.
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Supreme Court won’t fast-track N.J. school segregation case Original

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By Catherine Carrera Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Editor’s note: This story was shared as part of a content-sharing agreement between Mosaic.NJ.com and NJ Spotlight News. You can follow them on Facebook and Twitter (or X). The New Jersey Supreme Court declined, for now, to take on a major case that alleges New Jersey’s public school system is racially and socioeconomically segregated. The conflict, meanwhile, is drawing more national voices to the legal arguments.
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By Catherine Carrera Verified, Elise Young Verified
| NJ Spotlight News Verified
File photo The New Jersey Supreme Court declined, for now, to take on a major case that alleges New Jersey’s public school system is racially and socioeconomically segregated. The conflict, meanwhile, is drawing more national voices to the legal arguments. The order, issued by Chief Justice Stuart Rabner last week, was a significant blow to the plaintiffs who had hoped to expedite the proceeding.
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