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Immigration Policy Shifts Raise Alarms: Legal Immigrants and Communities at Risk

-Editorial Amid growing concerns over U.S. immigration policy changes, experts warn that recent moves could jeopardize the rights of legal immigrants, disrupt families, and destabilize entire communities. Under President Trump’s administration, the promise of mass deportations has evolved beyond border crossers and criminal immigrants to include legal residents, visa holders, …

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Five Honored for Career Excellence and Community Impact in IVC Foundation’s 2025 Hall of Fame Class

-Editorial The Imperial Valley College (IVC) Foundation has announced the five distinguished alumni selected for induction into its 2025 Hall of Fame, recognizing their exceptional professional achievements and enduring contributions to their communities. The inductees, representing a broad range of industries and professions, share a common commitment to leadership, mentorship, …

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Unfaithful Leaders, Untrustworthy Decisions: Why Cheaters Don’t Belong in Business or Politics

-Editorial In the world of business and politics, trust is the foundation upon which relationships are built. Employers, investors, and voters seek leaders and partners who exhibit integrity, reliability, and a strong moral compass. However, one question has sparked debate among corporate executives and hiring managers: Should companies hire individuals …

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Department of Justice Releases Epstein Files Amid Public Scrutiny and Transparency Push

-Editorial Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced the declassification and release of documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a move aimed at addressing public and political demands for greater transparency. The release comes amid ongoing scrutiny over the extent of Epstein’s network and the role of his associates, …

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Mexico Strengthens the Fight Against Disappearances: Irregularities in Jalisco and Six Immediate Actions by the Federal Government

-Editorial The crisis of disappearances in Mexico has taken a new turn with the discovery of human remains at a ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco. While the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) takes over the investigation, the Federal Government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has announced a set of urgent measures to …

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