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Politics at @SFChronicle. Calif. transplant after a decade reporting across the South. Pulitzer winner. Buffalo native 🦬.(at)saradinatale(dot)bsky(dot)social
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Under Trump, SFO is now a de facto immigration detention center

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By Sara DiNatale Verified, Christian Leonard Verified
| MSN Verified
Tucked within SFO's International Terminal is a windowless room officials call an "in-transit lounge." Immigration lawyers and the people who've been detained inside call it a jail.
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Legislature passes bill making it easier for Californians to sue ICE agents

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By Sara DiNatale Verified, Bob Egelko Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Legislation that makes it easier for Californians to sue federal officers, including immigration agents, is heading to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk after the Senate overwhelmingly passed it Thursday. The bill, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, passed the Senate in a 28-10 vote after passing 54-17 in the Assembly on Tuesday.
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SCOTUS says Trump can impose massive changes to mail voting before midterms

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By Sara DiNatale Verified, Bob Egelko Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a huge win Monday by allowing an executive order designed to sharply curtail mail voting to go into effect - a move California and other Democratic-led states have warned could thrust the midterm elections into chaos. Rushing through unprecedented changes to the mail voting system will be especially challenging for California, where more than 80% of voters use mail ballots and every registered voter receives a ballot by mail.
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