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Trump and Democrats Can Fight for Two Years. Can American Families Afford It?

Democrats won Congress, but Trump remains president. If Washington’s political fighting leads to another government shutdown, federal workers and struggling households could pay the price. Continue reading Trump and Democrats Can Fight for Two Years. Can American Families Afford It?

Traffic Tickets and Deportation: Indian Immigrants at Risk

The current political climate has intensified scrutiny on Indian immigrants in the U.S., particularly regarding minor traffic violations that can now lead to visa reviews and potential deportation. Under revised Trump administration policies, such infractions trigger extensive background checks, causing anxiety for students whose past mistakes resurface. Furthermore, the “catch and revoke” program monitors social media activity, where innocent expressions or engagements could classify them as suspicious. This creates a chilling effect on immigrant communities, questioning the ethical implications of penalizing individuals for trivial past errors. The stakes for the American dream have never been higher, highlighting a disconcerting future for many immigrants. Continue reading Traffic Tickets and Deportation: Indian Immigrants at Risk