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Soccer stickers frenzy ramps up as World Cup matches wind down

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By Simón Rios Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Simón Rios Reporter Simón Rios is reporter, covering immigration, politics and local enterprise stories for WBUR.
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Judges, Law and the New Era of Law Enforcement

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By Simón Rios Verified, Grace Tatter Verified, Emily Jankowski
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
Judges, Law and the New Era of Law Enforcement WBUR's Simón Rios speaks with two former immigration judges — Art Arthur, a fellow in law and policy at The Center for Immigration Studies; and George Pappas, the principal owner of Pappas Legal, PLLC representing clients in Western North Carolina and nationwide in U.S. immigration law — about recent shifts in immigration policy, and whether we’re witnessing lawlessness or a controversial interpretation and enforcement of existing laws.
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Portuguese immigrants, long settled in Mass., say the ‘American Dream’ is being tested

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By Simón Rios Verified
| WSBE-TV (Providence, RI) Verified
At Barcelos Bakery in Fall River, customers line up to select pastries from giant glass cases and breads from huge wicker baskets. They place their orders: a dozen pasteis de nata, two cappuccinos, a couple bread rolls with butter and cheese. And four of those pastries — no, better make it six. The Portuguese bakery represents the life’s work of owners Sara and Antonio Rodrigues. They both immigrated to New Bedford as children, and met years later working at a bakery.
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