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Christina Lee

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  • Producer, NBC News
  • Coordinating Producer, TODAY
  • None, NBC News, TODAY
Wisconsin
As seen in: NBC News, TODAY, CNN, The Astronomical Journal, KCTV-TV (Kansas City, MO), Yale Daily News, Cancer Discovery, The Connecticut Mirror
@TODAYshow & @NBCNews | Previously @WashingtonPost @BloombergTV @PlattsOil | fmr dc press corps
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Qué saber sobre las leyes de CT relacionadas con ICE

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By Christina Lee 
| The Connecticut Mirror
Traducción por Jorge Alatrista, Identidad Latina Multimedia. Read this story in English. La legislatura de Connecticut modificó recientemente las leyes que rigen la interacción de los funcionarios locales y estatales con los agentes del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de EE. UU. (ICE) y limita las actividades de los agentes de ICE en el estado. Las modificaciones a la ley estatal se realizaron en respuesta a las preocupaciones de los residentes sobre la política federal de inmigración.
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What to know about CT laws relating to ICE interactions

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By Christina Lee 
| The Connecticut Mirror
The Connecticut legislature recently made changes to the laws governing how local and state officials interact with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and limiting what ICE agents can do in the state. The revisions to state law were made in response to residents’ concerns about federal immigration policy. Divided along party lines, state Democrats have worked to address immigrants’ assertions that they are living in fear.
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How to vote and who's running

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By Christina Lee 
| The Connecticut Mirror
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, New Haven residents will cast their ballots to decide who will serve as mayor and city clerk and who will represent them on the Board of Education. Seven wards, among the city’s thirty, are also holding contested races for the city’s Board of Alders. Municipal elections like this one play an important role in shaping local government, which handles everything from education and public safety to neighborhood development and ethics reform.
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