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Judge extends halt on Gilroy ICE facility construction, promises ruling within a week

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By Clara-Sophia Daly Verified
| Mission Local Verified
Judge Eumi K. Lee of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled today that for the next week, the federal government may not continue its plans to build an immigration center near Gilroy, in unincorporated Santa Clara County. The pause is temporary. Lee will put out another ruling within seven days, after taking some time to review the evidence, she said in court on Tuesday.
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Bay Area immigration judges are denying immigrant children pauses in deportation proceedings

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By Clara-Sophia Daly Verified
| Mission Local Verified
A 17-year-old senior in the San Francisco Unified School District stood before Judge Marlem Nava at the Concord immigration court at the end of July, trying to prove that he should not be deported from this country. He had already been granted Special Immigrant Juvenile Status by the federal agency that processes applications for legalization. That status, which provides a pathway to legalization for abandoned or neglected youth, allows them to apply for a green card.
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Meet the 71-year-old keeping tabs on Concord’s immigration court

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By Clara-Sophia Daly Verified
| Mission Local Verified
When a San Francisco neighborhood has a Mission Local reporter, it means someone is there. We're following new housing projects proposed on your block, keeping tabs on what your district supervisor is up to at City Hall, and letting you know when longtime businesses close (and new ones open). When big news breaks, we already know the context. Most neighborhoods don't have that. Yours could. That's what Mission Local is building.
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