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Keshia Clukey

  • NYS Capitol Correspondent, Newsday
Albany
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NYS Capitol Correspondent for Newsday. Mom, planner, crafter, wine and cheese enthusiast. @newsday
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Shooting highlights political volatility of immigration issue amid governor's race

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By Keshia Clukey
| Newsday Verified
ALBANY — Two years ago President Donald Trump and Republicans rode to victory promising increased immigration enforcement and mass deportations. Now, polls show the president may have taken the issue too far, with aggressive public enforcement tactics against immigrants who aren’t necessarily the "worst-of-the-worst," as originally touted by Trump, as well as fatal shootings of U.S. citizens.
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Search the database of Long Island schools that had lead fixtures

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By Keshia Clukey
| Newsday Verified
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More than 200 Long Island schools had lead fixtures, report finds

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By Keshia Clukey
| Newsday Verified
ALBANY — Over 200 public school buildings on Long Island had at least one water fixture that exceeded the state’s standard for lead, according to new data. The data, released by the New York Public Interest Research Group on Thursday, is part of an interactive website aimed at increasing transparency by showing the number of fixtures with high lead levels at the county, district and school level.
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