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Staff writer @newyorker. Writing on cultural conflicts in academia, keeping an eye on religion and politics. Ideas, tips: Emma_Green at new yorker dot com
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A federal judge orders an ICE detainee with mental illness released, finding her six-month detention unconstitutional

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By Emma Green Verified
| News from the States
RUTLAND — A Haitian asylum seeker arrived at a Vermont prison having been prescribed psychiatric medication weeks earlier, but prison healthcare providers and outside experts disagreed about the kind of treatment she needed while incarcerated in the state, according to testimony in a federal case that ended Monday when a judge ordered her release.
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How Can Nonprofit Presses Advance the Diamond Ecosystem?

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By Colleen Campbell, Emily Marchant, Emma Green Verified
| katinamagazine.org
Skip to main content Earlier this year, three nonprofit presses convened a workshop to explore how established nonprofits might meet existing needs in diamond publishing. Here are some of the tensions and opportunities they surfaced.
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Across Vermont, networks of volunteers push back on Trump’s immigration enforcement

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By Emma Green Verified
| News from the States
Marita Canedo had just woken up when the phone started ringing. It was early morning on March 11, and Canedo was the on-call team member for the emergency phone line of Migrant Justice, a statewide immigrant rights organization. Several calls came in at once, Canedo said, and each caller said the same thing: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were gathered outside of a house on Dorset Street in South Burlington. Despite the early hour, Canedo was prepared.
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