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Reviving the Past: The Renovation of Brawley Theater and its Impact on Downtown Community

-Editorial In the heart of Brawley, a remarkable transformation is underway as the historic Brawley Theater, originally built in 1922 as the Belvedere Theater, undergoes a comprehensive renovation. This cherished community landmark, with its rich history and architectural charm, stands poised to reclaim its status as a cultural hub—one that …

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Claudia Sheinbaum Proposes Historic Global Reforestation Initiative at G20 Summit

-Editorial From the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo delivered a bold proposal to reshape global priorities: allocate 1% of military spending to fund the largest reforestation program in history. The initiative would channel $24 billion annually to support six million tree planters …

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Jeff Gonzalez Secures Historic Win in Assembly District 36, Flipping Longtime Democratic Stronghold

-Editorial Democratic candidate Joey Acuña officially conceded the race for State Assembly District 36, acknowledging that despite many ballots still being counted, the results are clear. In a statement, Acuña congratulated his opponent, Jeff Gonzalez, and wished him success in his new role. As of Nov. 18, Gonzalez secured 51.6% …

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USCIS Updates Guidance on Lawful Admission for Permanent Residence Requirement for Naturalization

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is issuing policy guidance in the USCIS Policy Manual to clarify that a naturalization applicant’s burden to demonstrate they have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence applies only to their initial admission as a lawful permanent resident (LPR) or adjustment to LPR status. USCIS is updating Volume 12, …

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Experts Discuss Trump’s Cabinet Appointments and Mass Deportations

-Editorial President-elect Donald Trump’s early cabinet appointments signal that border security and immigration restrictions will be a central focus of his administration. But what does this mean for immigrants and the families of immigrants, their communities? What could “mass deportations” look like? And what is the potential effect of some …

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