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Tuesday October 22nd 2019

Immigration

Separate Cases—on Family Separations and on DACA—Show There Are Still Some Adults in the Government

Sheepskin Bedding, Maid Service, Playtime

Thousands of Defendants Get Short Shrift Where Justice Is Swift

‘Majority of Republicans in Congress Know What We’re Dealing With Here,’ Says Senator

White House Willing to Support Special Status for ‘Dreamers’ in Exchange for Tougher Border Security

And the White House Issues a Warning to Former FBI Director Comey

Acting Secretary Says Congress Can’t Stop Her from Building a Border Wall

Agency Runs Short as Giant Hurricane Irma Blasts Through the Caribbean and Heads for Florida

He’s Expected to End Program for U.S.-Raised Immigrants But Defer Enforcement for Six Months

Deep in His Budget, You Can See an America That Looks Like a Police State

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