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Posted inImmigration, Kids on the Line

Immigration lawyers, judges vexed by new Trump policies

by Miranda S. Spivack July 27, 2018June 30, 2021

Advocates see the events of recent months as integral to President Donald Trump’s broader plans to restrict immigration.

Posted inImmigration, Kids on the Line, The Trump Era

Before family separations, Trump quietly removed protections for migrant kids

by Miranda S. Spivack June 27, 2018June 30, 2021

Many of the changes happened over the last 18 months, short-circuiting opportunities for children to get help.

Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

Bus company to pay legal fees in LA public records case

by Miranda S. Spivack April 24, 2018April 26, 2018

A nonprofit organization will be repaid for legal fees it incurred to defend the public’s right to public records.

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Posted inImmigration, Inequality

Flood of US citizenship applications increases wait times, anxiety

by Miranda S. Spivack April 23, 2018June 30, 2021

Immigration advocates are concerned that the slowdown is deliberate, a move to “suppress the vote” of these potential citizens.

Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

New database expands public access to information on public records

by Miranda S. Spivack March 14, 2018March 16, 2018

The interactive based on a Reveal series includes newly compiled data from MuckRock, which shows states are adding exemptions to public records laws.

Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

L.A. transit agency must show if Canadian firm created jobs

by Miranda S. Spivack December 20, 2017March 14, 2018

A Canadian bus manufacturer committed to creating local jobs and paying a living wage. Did it follow through?

Posted inAccountability, Immigration, The Trump Era

Trump vowed to fix US infrastructure. But his budget stiffs small towns

by Miranda S. Spivack December 18, 2017June 30, 2021

Federal programs that have assisted communities with cleaner water, safer sidewalks and sewage treatment are on the chopping block in Washington.

Posted inImmigration, Inequality

When ICE strikes, volunteers hope to be there to help immigrants

by Miranda S. Spivack November 28, 2017June 30, 2021

An interfaith nonprofit in California’s Central Valley is seeking ways legal residents and citizens can respond if roundups and deportations begin.

Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

How private contractors are taking over data in the public domain

by Miranda S. Spivack January 23, 2017June 30, 2021

In dozens of U.S. cities and states, the rights to publish state and local laws don’t belong to the people or the governments. They belong to private contractors.

Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

Hidden dangers ahead: How states keep accident-prone roads secret

by Miranda S. Spivack December 30, 2016June 30, 2021

A federal law has been interpreted by many state governments and state courts to allow their agencies to keep secret studies, surveys and other data about dangerous roads, bridges and intersections if there is even a remote possibility that someone might one day sue the government for failing to make needed redesigns or repairs.

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