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René Kladzyk

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El Paso
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Journalist and music-maker 🕸 investigative reporter for @POGOwatchdog formerly at @elpasomatters ⛲️ shares music as Ziemba 💌 tips: rene.kladzyk@pogo.org

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Reporter on the U.S.-Mexico border covering immigration, human rights, COVID-19, arts & culture, and more.

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Policing Gender: How Surveillance Tech Aids Enforcement of Anti-Trans Laws

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By René Kladzyk
| Project On Government Oversight
The number of data warrants issued by law enforcement has risen dramatically in recent years. Google data from 2018-2020 shows a steep increase in the frequency, with police in several states that now have gender-affirming care bans among the top issuers of geofence warrants. Although Google declined to provide updated data on state-by-state geofence warrants, updated national figures in its transparency report show that the trend continued in 2021 and the first half of 2022.
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El Paso abortion fund, other Texas groups fight to pay for out-of-state abortions

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By René Kladzyk
| El Paso Matters
AUSTIN — Representatives from Texas abortion funds, including El Paso-based West Fund, asked a federal judge Tuesday whether they can resume providing funds to pregnant Texans who seek abortions out-of-state without risk of criminal or civil penalties.
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Abortion news ripples through the Borderland Original

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By Victoria Elsa Rossi, René Kladzyk
| El Paso Matters
Abortion is still legal in Texas. But a leaked draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion indicating that the court’s conservative majority plans to overturn Roe v. Wade sent shock waves through the abortion rights community in El Paso and around the country. “We saw this coming,” said Lina-Maria Murillo, an assistant professor at the University of Iowa who researches abortion access on the border.
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