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El Departamento de Justicia promete medidas enérgicas contra el turismo de maternidad

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By Shelby Bremer Verified
| Telemundo San Diego Verified
Después de que la Corte Suprema fallara en contra del presidente Donald Trump en su intento de acabar con la ciudadanía por derecho de nacimiento, el Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos dijo que ahora dará prioridad a los enjuiciamientos por turismo de maternidad: viajeros que vienen a Estados Unidos con el único propósito de dar a luz para que sus hijos sean ciudadanos estadounidenses.
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Department of Justice promises crackdown on birth tourism

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By Shelby Bremer Verified
| KNSD-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
After the Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump in his effort to end birthright citizenship, the U.S. Department of Justice said it will now prioritize prosecutions of birth tourism: travelers coming to the U.S. for the sole purpose of giving birth so their children are American citizens.
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AI now answers non-emergency calls to police in El Cajon, a first in California

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By Shelby Bremer Verified
| KNSD-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
The city of El Cajon is now using a new artificial intelligence system to answer non-emergency calls to police, aimed at reducing hold times for callers and alleviating the volume of calls on dispatchers. The El Cajon Police Department estimates the agency receives 180,000 calls a year, with 100,000 of those classified as non-emergencies, like animal or noise complaints, parking issues, building permit requests, power outages and more.
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