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Zaydee Sanchez

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California students with disabilities face ‘terrifying’ special ed cuts after Trump changes

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By Carolyn Jones Verified, Zaydee Sanchez
| KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA) Verified
By Carolyn Jones, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Sleep is a rare commodity at Lindsay Crain’s house. Most nights, she and her husband are up dozens of times, tending to their daughter’s seizures. The 16-year-old flails her arms, thrashes and kicks — sometimes for hours. But these days, that’s not the only thing keeping Crain awake.
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Half a million young Californians aren’t in school or work. Most are men

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By Adam Echelman Verified, Felix Uribe, Zaydee Sanchez
| KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA) Verified
But soon after moving, he lost his job. “I was cutting corners,” he acknowledged, marking packages as delivered so he could leave work a few minutes early. “With everything being AI-based, they just keep track of everything you do. They’re just so strict.” At 29, Rose is what economists consider a “prime-age man,” meaning that he’s in the peak age for employment.
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An H-2A Visa Promised Her a Better Life. She Ended Up in a Nightmare.

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By Max Blau Verified, Zaydee Sanchez
| ProPublica
She was sold the American dream with a farmworker visa. She wound up in a nightmare. In the darkness before dawn, Javier Sanchez Mendoza Jr. took the last drag of a cigarette and looked out from the staircase of a run-down motel. Underneath the stark floodlights streamed a procession of weary travelers in T-shirts and jeans, reaching into the bottom of a white coach bus for their oversize duffel bags.
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