New Mexico lawmakers wants to close migrant detention centers
New Mexico state legislators on Friday will discuss cutting ties with companies that house detained migrants and banning the ...
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New Mexico wants to close migrant detention centers
New Mexico state legislators on Friday will discuss cutting ties with companies that house detained migrants and banning the ...
Shipley Do-Nuts to sweeten New Mexico with 10 new locations
A beloved Houston donut chain is bringing its sweet treats to the Land of Enchantment. Find out where the new locations will ...
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Shipley Do-Nuts rolls into New Mexico with 10 planned locations
One of the nation’s oldest and largest doughnut companies has its eyes on New Mexico. Shipley Do-Nuts plans to bring 10 shops ...
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New Mexico’s immigration detention numbers hold steady despite national deportation push
THE TORRANCE COUNTY FACILITY HOUSES 380 ... PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP STARTED HIS MASS DEPORTATION EFFORTS. AND RIGHT HERE IS WHERE NEW MEXICO ICE AGENTS WORK. BUT THE NUMBER OF UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS ...
A search for asylum: Bill to ban civil immigration detainment contracts passes House
At 19 years old, when Edwin Jesus Garcia Castillo had one foot on the U.S. side of the border and one foot on the Mexican side, he couldn't pull himself to cross. And that was before knowing cartel ...
Bill to get counties out of immigration detention passes House
Correction appended. A bill that would sharply scale back immigration detention in New Mexico, potentially setting up a fight with the Trump administration, has passed the state House of ...
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Shipley Do-Nuts signs 30-unit development deal for new locations
US-based doughnut and kolache brand Shipley Do-Nuts has signed a 30-unit development agreement to extend its national footprint. The expansion will be executed in partnership with Shipley franchisee ...
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High school softball: Bay, Pioneer and Ocean leagues have a new look
It might take some time to get used to the new league groupings for the South Bay’s CIF-SS softball teams. The Bay League now looks like the old Pioneer League. The Torrance schools (North, West, ...