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Feds to check immigration status of people arrested in city
A controversial program that lets U.S. immigration officials check the citizenship status of people who have been arrested is being expanded to include Baltimore despite objections from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and immigrant advocates. The Secure...Tags: Baltimore County, International Law, FBI, Barack Obama, Scott Peterson
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Hundreds of deportation cases may be closed
Federal authorities will recommend closing 366 pending immigration cases in Baltimore after the Department of Homeland Security used the city as a pilot for how to expedite the review of backlogs. If the court agrees with the recommendation, the 366 won'...Tags: International Law, Justice System, Barack Obama, Deportation, Prosecution
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Immigrants key to reaching mayor's population goal
What comes to mind when Mexican immigrant Elsa Garcia thinks of Baltimore's drawbacks?
"Basura. O las drogas," said the East Baltimore resident. "Trash. Or drugs."
Then, quickly, comes her list of Baltimore's pluses: Her husband has been able to find...Tags: Baltimore County, Patterson Park, Local Government, Highlandtown, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Baltimore to test new immigration policy
— Baltimore is one of two cities selected to test an immigration policy adopted by the Obama administration that could freeze deportations of illegal immigrants who have no criminal records, the Department of Homeland Security said Thursday. The...Tags: Baltimore County, DREAM Act, Justice System, Colleges and Universities, American Civil Liberties Union
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Not so Secret Service
In the 1962 Howard Lindsay-Russel Crouse-Irving Berlin Broadway musical, "Mr. President," one of the songs in the production is titled "The Secret Service," which begins, "The Secret Service makes me nervous ..." If allegations are true that at least...
Tags: Telemundo (tv network), Prostitution, Irving Berlin, Wars and Interventions, U.S. Secret Service
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Protesters, police prep for G-8 summit at Camp David
In the little town of Thurmont (population not quite 6,200), the recession has taken a heavy toll on Main Street, but things are picking up as residents prepare for next month's G8 Summit at nearby Camp David. The Cozy Country Inn has been busy booking...Tags: Italy, Germany, State Parks, Traffic, G8
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'Revenge' recap: Episode 19, 'Absolution'
This week's episode of "Revenge" was a much needed reminder of why I love this show.
Just the right amount of mystery, plotting, surprise turns and catty back stabbing to make me excited for the twists and turns that seem to be in store for the next...Tags: Mystery (genre), Snow White (fictional character), Revenge (tv program)
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Cockeysville: Dulaney High reunion set to mark golden anniversary
This time of year, with graduations in full bloom, it seems hard to believe that Dulaney High School graduated its first senior class in June 1962. There were 163 students who walked across the stage to receive their diploma. Fifty years have passed,...Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, Baseball, Easter, College Baseball
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Is Baltimore selling its past?
It is the clearest sign of the direction historic preservation may be going: Even a building called Government House, a 19th-century mansion in Baltimore's Midtown neighborhood, is now in private hands.
While some history buffs were horrified to learn...Tags: Business Enterprises, Belief and Faith, Terry Davis, Water Tower, Roland Park
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Baltimore Police hire ex-DEA, Homeland Security official to oversee internal affairs
The Baltimore Police Department has hired a former DEA official and presidential appointee to head internal investigations, a move that the signals the agency's desire to get tougher on police misconduct.
Grayling Williams starts today in his new...Tags: FBI, Justice System, Sheila Dixon, University of New Haven, Law Enforcement
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Funds for regional disaster preparedness facing cuts
If a large-scale terror attack were to occur in the Port of Baltimore, responders from Carroll and other counties would be able to coordinate assistance efforts with city responders — thanks in large part to the region's Central Maryland Area...Tags: Flu, Viral Diseases and Infections, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Conservation, Government
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Salisbury man among 50 arrested for Puerto Rico-based identity trafficking
A Salisbury man was arrested Wednesday as part of a nationwide, coordinated seizure of 50 individuals prosecutors say are involved in a Puerto Rico-based identity-trafficking ring, according to the federal immigration agency. Darcia Ramirez-Segura, 43,...Tags: Punishment, Justice System, Government Postal Delivery, Punishment, Theft
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